Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-01

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Mildred Mickey went to Atlantic Fri
day.
Bodo Oelko went to Des Moines
Sunday. SIS
Cecil Talbot came home from At
lantic Friday.
Bessie Rolf went to Shenandoah for
a visit Friday.
d. N. Kelsey left for Mt. Aver on
business Friday.
Chas. Bagley and family spent Sun
day IN Atlantic.
Peter Branson and family returned
to Atlantic Sunday.
Mr.. A. f. Drake went to Des Moines
Saturday to attend the Fair.
Peter Nelson went down on the
special Wednesday morning.
Eugene Higgins went down to Ham
lin Friday to look after work.
Wilbur Brooks was an early train
passenger Wednesday morning:
Mrs. Harriet Jones went to Des
Moines Friday to attend the Fair. "a
Mr.. III. P. Fouts and wife returned
from trip to Des Moines Tuesday.
r. ]. Creveling returned from Boone
where he had finished up some work.
Mrs. Holmes, mother OF Alvin
Holmes, left for Des Moines Saturday.
Mrs. John Kerwin and the girls
went to the northern part of the state
Friday.
Arch Higgins returned from Missou-
ri where he had been looking up 10
cation.
w. III. Cowles and wife were passen-
gers for Des Moines Wednesday morn.
ing,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Preston and
son, Henry return ned from Des Moines
Monday.
The DR.. Brooks family will occupy
the building over the Doctors Office
for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith returned to JEFF
ferson Friday after visit at the Ray
Smith home.
Geo. Kellogg went to the Fair at
Des Moines Wednesday and to attend
to business as we'll.
Chris Wonsmus and Chas. Jenning
attended theatrical performance in
Atlantic Monday night.
Jake Christensen Of Omaha was Wis
iting his father and sister, Mrs. Geo.
Hendricksen over Sunday.
The young ladies who had been
visiting Gretchen Nash went to their
home in Chicago Saturday.
Mrs, Addie Elthrop of Lincoln, Neb
was here on her way to visit at the
Bills home near Extra, Friday.
'The Man on the Box" at the NJ. w
A. Hall was quite largely attended
and we'll liked, Tuesday night.
The passengers on train No. II due
at Audubon at $50 p. m. Monday, did
not arrive until 2:3O a. M. Tuesday.
Hal Mantz, orr worry County At
torney, took to himself wife as re-
port has it and we wish q lot of hap
piness.
John Rutherford and family went
to their home in Des Moines Saturday
after visiting the Quinby family and
others in Ross.
Marriage Licenses were issued to
the following parties; Hal Mantz and
Dorothy Sandbeck, Edgar G. Carter
and Jessie May Thompson.
The Misses Marian and Laura Jen
nings were among the early train pas
sengers Wednesday morning on their
way to meet Grace and bring her home
The Special for the State Fair leav-
took twenty passengers Monday morn
ing, forty Tuesday morning and thir-
ty-two Wednesday morning.
The schools will open Sept. 5th and
Prof. Smith wishes all who are to en-
ter school for the irst time and all pu.
pills who will enter High School to
meet him in the Office Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Mics lone Wilson was surprised by
her classmates Wednesday, Aug. "a.
Ice cream, cake and games were re-
sorted to for pasttime. Miss Jennie
Hollenbeck in behalf of the youn e
friends psesent presented Miss Wilson
with very beautiful set ring in COM
incarceration OF the event.