Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-05-12
John T Lohner was in Des Moines
the last of the week on business.


the last of the week on business.
Hugh Smith was ill the latter
part of the week aud confined to his
home.
Il. Tom Adair of the North Branch
country was in town Saturday on
business.
Fred Bartlett returned Saturday
evening from land trip out in
Nebraska.
Our merchants enjoyed splen-
did trade Saturday, all hands being
kept busy.
Charley Kelsey has been laid up
the past week with inflammatory
rheumatism.
Miss Margaret Mertes has been
clerking few days in the John
Lohner store.
VIM. Fowler was clerking for Jno.
T. Lohner in the store during his
absence last week.
N. P. Christensen of southeast
Greeley was an Atlantic business
visitor between trains Saturday.
Will true athlete always play
the true man? Don't fail to see what
he does at the Opera House, May IA
Walter Green Of southwest Audu-
5on Township, cold carload of fat
cattle to an Anita buyer one day last
week.
P. M. Christensen has Watterson
and force at work this week erect.
ing large barn on his Greeley twp
farm.
Ben Carver had men at work last
and this week re-roofing his busi-
ness building occupied by F. H.
Cotton.
Hans Bengaard of near Anita,
was in town Saturday on business
and made it a point to call on the
Journal sinner.
The Wright family are all improv-
ing nicely from their recent illness
and expects to be able to be out in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Strickland
ofssouth Audubon Township are
the proud parentsof of an eight-pound
boy born Saturday, April 1.
See the High School Playa CO.
medy speaking with fun and true
school sprrit.
Warren VanAernam formerly of
Audubon Township who moved to
Armstrong, Iowa sometime ago,
has again moved, this time to So.
Dakota.
Bert McGraff who was acciden-
tally shot a week ago Sunday is i'm
proving rapidly now and out of
danger of blood poisoning from
that source.
Mrs. George McClain was called
to Sumner, Iowa last Friday by the
dangerous illness of her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Parrott with heart trouble
and complications.
G. G. Hawk, Nick Thielen and ].
M. Dimick went to Audubon Tues
day called to serve as Jurors but
the latter two we're excused on &C
count of pressure of business we
presume.
Miss Olga Larsen who has been
book-keeper and clerk in the John
Lohner store, resigned last week
and returns to her home near Avo-
ca. Miss Larsen made many friends
during her sojourn in this city.
Mrs. Esbon Miller of Caspar, Wy
oming arrived here Monday even
ing on visit at the home of her
relatives, D. F. Vests and with her
mother. Mrs. Cham berlaiu of Oak
field who will return home with
her.
Don't forget the High School play
Saturday night at the Opera House.
The Misses Voss of Davenport who
spent week with their relatives,
the VOLTS, southeast of town, left
one day last week for Shelby where
thew will visit relafivea and frjenda
a few days before returning to their
home.
The Extra Concert Band has pnr.
chased come new instruments and
a large repertoire of music. They
now have a "band within band.'
That is: Band No. 2 consists of new
members and are under the direc-
torship of George Milliman. AS fast
as possible they will be taken into
Baud No. l. By this means the old