Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-24

in his SIDE.
A band concert at the M w A Hall
March 3lst.
VIM. Layland has purchased Ford
automobile.
ia Maharg went to Menlo last week
oa business.
Chas. White came home from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday.
Mrs. Harry Cole returned home
from Stuart Friday.
Fred Buthweg went out of town
Tuesday on business.
John Morris left Monday for his
Canadian possessions.
Ed Bilharz is in Chicago buying
goods for the big store.
Mrs. L Jensen went to Atlantic
Monday for treatment.
Chas Bagley wentto Atlantic Sat-
urday to visit his parents.
The A. o. U. w. had their annual
banquet Saturday night.
Joe Moon came up from Atlantic
Saturday to visit friends.
The mems meeting on Sunday af-
ternoon was we'll attended.
Helen Preston went to Extra Friday
t6 visit her sister, Mrs. Bell.
Roy Prather and wife we're passen-
gers for Atlantic Saturday.
Frank Nicklason went with car
of horses to st. Louis Saturday.
The annual election for city officers
will occur Monday, March 2Sth.
The corn test Lecture and Demon
stration will take place Mar. 80.
John Renftle went to Marengo Mon
day to see his uncle who is quite ill.
Mrs. w w Smith went to Clarinda
Monday to visit Don brakes family.
w Switzers and family left for their
new home in Warner, Canada Tuesday
Mike Foley was passenger for
Morris, Illinois Friday to meet his
wife. p.f
The evangellstic meetings at the
Methodist Church are continued this
week. fa
Mrs. Jefferson of Oakland came
here to visit her daughter, Mrs. III L
Hawk Saturday.
Editor Lloyd Hayes of Manning
spent Sunday with his parents, A M
Hayes and wife.
Prof. Smith went to Griswold Fri
day to act as Judge in an oratorical
contest held there.
A E Allen, the rich farmer of Viola
went to Golfax Saturday to try the
Healing Waters there.
The Jens Jensen billiard room in
the basement of the Citizens Bank is
in full operation now.
Gretchen Nash came home Satur.
day from Chicago where she is study.
ing kindergarten work.
Mrs. Grace Budd, sister of Sim Cur.
tbs of the Advocate, returned to her
home in Nebraska Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Alexander was in Au-
dubon last of the week on her way
home to Cotton, South Dakota
Mrs. VIM Law and two daughters
went to Logan County, Colorado Mon
day to take up homestead claim.
The suit against the tax ferret wal
. Drawn battle, the Judge ruling tina
that part OF the contract was illegal
DR.. Brooks went to Atlantic Mon
day to be present at the operation OF
Fred Jones, son of Mrs. Hamp Jones
y .f I1a,,i;n attWpd ,gs9rh
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The new house of John Weighton'
adjoining the Burnside residence
under way and we understand is to b
a model one.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish was calle'
to Extra Thursday on account of tn
serious illness of her brother-in-law
Peter L harnish.
Nellie Foley was up to visit he
parents over Sunday, then went t
Atlantic accompanied by her sister
the Misses Frances ana Mary Foley.
Joe Heilrnan, brother-in-law of
Burkey, and nephew, Harp Splitter
was in Audubon q few days last weel
visiting. From here he went to Mon
tana to locate claim.
Fl s Stone, the man who succeede,
Ruhs and Butterton in the Hardwar
business and has since sold the bust
ness to other parties, moved back t
Humboldt Wednesday.
Ed Beason has bought the Burnsid
building next to the Park Hotel occu
pied at present by Miles Kness q