Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-07-07

low townsman, w. E. Varney and
wife appeared young gentleman
on Friday, July 1st. Although his
appearances did not appeal to one
as practical hardware merchant,
still his actions indicate that he has
come to stay and learn the business.
Mrs. Varney and the young son are
doing fine; and Will, we'll, after
awhile he will probably come back
to earth again and assume his old
ccupation-that of ironmonger.
Vernon Hamlin was here from
Nebraska spending the 4th.
Druggist II. Miller was here from
Brayton on business today.
DIR. Oldaker's IS gave select chop"
at their residence, Wednesday eve
ming,
Jim Bradley of Lake City arrived
here Monday evening to visit h is
parents.
Rev. Harmed returned from Avoca
Wednesday,, where he filled the M.
e. pulpit, Sunday.
Miss Lola Hamler is here from
Atlantic visiting her uncle and
aunt, DIR. Newton and wife.
Earl kilworth left today for lusk,
Wyo. after spending the holiday
with his mother and brother.
Fred Sornson has just finished
work on his new barn and the car
penters have returned to Avoca.
Jesse Metheny, the barber, went
to Omaha Wednesday, evening,
com bining business with pleasure.
N. f. Crane and two daughters of
Walnut arrived here yesterday on
visit to his parents, S. J. Crane and
wife.
Philip Sprauel of Des Moines was
a guest at the E. D. Powell home
from Saturday until after the
Fourth.
The carpenters are now at work
putting the finishing touches on
the fine new residence of Adolph
Sornson.
p. NJ. Christensen and family and
DIR. r. A. Jacobsen and wife leave
Sunday for Wall Lake on weeks
fishing outing.
]. J. Dimick was taken ill in Aud
bon yesterday while visiting his
daug inter-, Mrs. Walt Creese and is
unable to return today.
The Masons are intending to have
work in the Third degree, Saturday
evening July 9th. All members OF
the lodge are urged tc be present.
Mrs. kertzholz aud children re-
turned to Carroll Tuesday after
weeks visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mertes.
Hans Miller sold out his business
in the harness and shoe repair shop
to John Anderson over three
months ago 80 the latter informs
US.
Theodore Hansen returned to
Harlan Tuesday to resume his stud
ies after spending the Fourth with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Han
sen.
Mrs. Doll Spoo left Wednesday for
Atlantic where she will visit until
Saturday with friends at the Will
Woodward home and attend Chau-
tauqua.
Word was received here that Mr.,
aud Mrs. Chas. Spencer of Lake
View, Iowa are the proud parents
of All eleven pound baby girl born
June 25th.
Geo. GUIDE thot last week that he
had found his lost horse but on in
vestieatiou was disappointed to
find the one taken up did not re-
semble his that is lost, strayed or
stolen.
Rev. S. M. Smith will preach
morning and evening in the Congre-
gational Church. The morning ad-
dress will be on the subject "Ye are
my Disciplesn and at night THE
Broad and Narrow Wav." All are
cordially invited to worship with lis
Farmers are laying in their supply
OF binding twine now and few are
already cutting their barley, and
although straw is short the small
grain all seems to be we'll headed.
Potatoes and corn both need rain
especially the former as the leaves
of the vine in some patches are
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