Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-17
d. E. Stranger came up from
Atlantic Saturday evening.
Theodore Patty was a bushes
visitor in Lorah, Wednesday.

Theodore Patty was business
visitor in Lorah, Wednesday.
Rose Metz spent Saturday in At
lantic shopping and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bates were in
Audubon between trains Saturday.
Mr.. o. d. Corey of Avoca was in
our city on business last Monday.
Storm Marquesen of Elk Horn is
visiting friends in our city few
days.
Arlie johnson and wife spent
Sunday at the George Milliman
home.
Marion Parrott of Corning Iowa,
arrived here Thursday to visit rela-
atives.
Grace Hocamp left Sunday for
Atlantic where she remained until
Monday.
Mrs. Morey of Audubon spent
Thursday night with relatives in
our city.
Mrs. Dolly Spoo returned home
Tuesday from visit with her sis-l
ter Ina in Omaha.
Pete Petersen built fine chicken
house on his property on Depot
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MrSturgeon's many Extra friends
gave him a postal shower Sunday
it being his birthday.
Nels Hansen and wife visited rel
ative and friends in Audubon from
Saturday until Sunday.
A crowd of girls from Brayton
strolled up to our city Sunday and
speut few hours with friends.
Mrs. Bonnie Knox and Clara
Whitted were Audubon business
callers between trains Paturday.
Word was received that Mrs. Bellue
has not been able to do any work
since arriving in her home in At
lantic. .s....
Clyde Dimick resigned his posit-
ion in Ed Cotton's store Saturday.
/ He will work for VIM. Wahlert on
the farm this summer.
There is going to be an invitation
dance at the K. P. Hall tonight. A
large crowd is invited aud good
time anticirated by all.
Vivian Seidleman of Audubon
Twp. returned home Saturday from
Stuart where che has spent week
visiting relatives aud friends.
Trola Seibert left Saturday for
Gravity Ia. where she expects to
apend the summer months at the
home of her aunt, Mrs Allie Ana
brose.
Irene Porter received the watch
given by the Diamond Concert Co.
Saturday night to the most popular
young lady of Extra. The prize wac
awarded by voting contest.
A large crowd of friends went up
to Audubon Wednesday, to throw
rice on the newly married couple.
Mr.. John Jones and Miss. Grace Ho-
camp before starting on their journ-
ey to California.
Mrs. Hi Dimick arrived here
Thursday evening to attend the
lecture Friday evening at the Ma
comic Hall, given in behalf of the
Order of the Eastern Star, of which
she is member. She will visit rel
atives and friends here for short
time.
The Kuights of Pythias have
planned the re-modeling of their
Hall and workmen will be put to
work at once. They will have the
roof raised four feet aud twelve feet
added to the width. This will give
our city an up-to-date Opera House.
Through some oversight Mr..
George McClain's name was left
out of the list of delegates who at
tended the River to River Roads
Convention at Des Moines. He was
there and helped the good cause
along by doing all that he could.
The Thursday Club met with Mrs.
d. e Stranger, March 10th. Being
the day to elect offic Gers for the fol-
loving year the programme was
dispensed with and the following
ladies were elected Mrs. Ed Della
.hoyde, Preaident; Mrs. Riley, Vice
PRECEDENT; Mrs. Milliman, Secretary
and Mrs. McAninch, Librarian. Af-
ter the meeting was adjourned a
dainty lunch was served bv the hoa.