Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-03

Ed Chlak OF Audubon Township |
was reported quite i'll the first of
the week.
Mrs. w. F. Hopley left Monday to
visit short time with mother at
William Petersen of Elk Horn
visited at the P. X. Jensen home
over Sunday.
Ross Gillispie left Saturday for
Stuart where they have another
Skating Rink.
Alvin Holmes of Audubon spent
Friday in this city visiting relatives
at the George Knox home.
Mrs. Lydia Hubble and children
of Atlantic are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawks.
Miss Bessie WHITAKER has accept
ed q position in the Extra school
music instructor beginning Mon
day.
Miss Gertrude Basham visited
during the week with relatives at |
the Herbert Herrick home near Au-
dubon.
Grandpa and Grandma Copeland
moved here last Thursday and will
reside in the Gilroy house west OF
the schoolhouse.'
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Powell went to
Audubon Wednesday to visit
friends before leaving for their
home at Guthrie Center.
Miss kathleen Koob of Brayton
over night Thursday to
attend the Skating Rink, it being
the closing night of the Rink.
Mr.. 81. w. Hughes Of Burlington
Iowa will deliver an Eastern Star
lecture in the Masonic Hall March !
IL. 1t will be an invitation affair.
Lisle Copeland arrived here last
and visited relatives aud
friends until Monday when he re
turned to his home at Council Bluffs
The dance which was to have
been held at the K. P. Hall Friday
evening was turned into a .party;l
several of our young folks partici-
pated.
That suspicious looking box
which was seen setting at Theo
Patty's door last Thursday evening
was not as dangerous as it looked.
1t was only typewriter.
Mr.. and >irs. John Mertes Sr.
went to Atlantic Monday to visit
Ameil Waltz who is reported very
low from the operation for appen-
dicitis in the Atlantic hospital
The young folks west of town
gave Ed Madersen a surprise party.
A jolly time was reported by all.
The evening was passed in games
and fine supper was served by the
guests.
Mr.. Fred Bectold lost his gold
ring Saturday,. He does not know
just where he lost it as it was quite
loose on his finger and dropped off |
when he did not know it. He valued
the ring very highly and would be
pleased to find it.
Jim Meredith arrived here Satur-
day from Griswold and visited at
the home of his nephew, E. G. Clure
and with friends at the Bush home
He returned to Griswold Monday,
where he will complete his arrange.
ments for shipping their household
goods to Idaho where he and his |
wife will make their future home.
The eleventh and twelfth grades
of the High School planned nice
surprise for the teachers, Misses
Carson and Sutton Thursday even
ing. With baskets filled with a
dainty luncheon they wendell their
way to these young ladies' rooms
1S tbO ACt1u1uCu IIOulc WucIc
they spenta few hours very pleas
antly in games and afterwards SER
enaded a few of their friends. All
pronounced it jolly evening.
Last Thursday night was the last
night of the merry times at the
Rink and the Entertain
ment Club had planned for pleas.
ant evening. When all the skaters
were enjoying the pleasure of a
merry whirl, shower of nails or
spikes, thrown by some person or
persons from the outside, came clat-
tering against the windows crash
ing the glass of one of the windows
and scattering glass and nails over
the floor. The party or parties are
and it is not known whe-
Their 1t was done with malicious in
tent or fun, but we would say that
who ever was guilty of.so rash an
act should be punished severely.