Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-02-24
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from Omaha the first of last week.
Louis Groteluschen went to Audu-
bon Tuesday morning to sit as one of
the Grand Jurors.
Mr. Carl Forsbeck and bride arriv-
ed last Friday morning for. visit
with his people here.
Grandpa Nedrow was down town
Monday afternoon, for the first time
since his serious illness.
| Miss Donnie Linn went up near
Templeton Monday to spend the
week with Rob Greenlee and family.
II Miss Joanna Stomb augh returned
Tuesday morning from Illinois to
visit her sister before gong to Calf.
| Mrs. Amelia Gust, spent Saturday
night and Sunday, with her friend,
Miss Emma Rudnick, at the Mease
home.
Mrs. Higgins came Saturday to be
present at the wedding of her son
Jesse, Wednesday to Miss Lydia
Buckner.
F Mrs. Pete Peterson received word
Sunday, that their daughter Amy is
in the hospital at Omaha with ty-
phoid fever.
Rob Greenlee was in town Monday
bringing relatives to take the train,
who had been visiting them from
Brooklyn la.
Mrs. Ralzs Robinson and children
and her brother came home from
Manning, after an extended,
visit with her mother, brother and
sister.
The lecture last Friday night was
fine, the best of the course, but its
not being we'll advertised, and the
cold night there was not as good a
house as there might have been.
When people arose Tuesday morn
ing, there was q light snow storm,
but before the day was over it was a
veritable blizzard, about the worst of
the winter. Quite cold by night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Audas, arriv-
ed home Thursday morning from a
long stay in Texas. They spent the
last week in Enid Oklahoma, with
Mr.. Audas' sister Mrs. Carrie Ross
and family.
Mr.. VIM Frost, wife and children
visited here one night last week,
with his aunt Mrs. Frank Gray and
husband, and renewed old acquaint.
ance of fifteen years ago. He lives
in Eureka Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corner returned home
Sunday afternoon from Rochester
Minnesota, where he has been fol-
! ! four weeks. He will have to return
for another operation in the neal
future He looks badly.
Mr.. Dave Mitchell finished moving
the first of the week to his new farm
he bought last year of Mr.. Walla CO
Bolton. a Mr.. Rcsenbeck will mcv,
10 the old Mitchell place, near the
Broohfield school house.
G. q. MertZ spent the most of tn,
past week i'll and around Gray. H.
cried sale on Thursday, then work
ed insurance the rest of the time. II,
4 is working tor some old line company
and has sold out his drug store il
Nemaha.
The furnace smoked so aud did no
throw out any heat, Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week, so the board
dismissed school Wednesday noon to-
the rest of the week. They put in ole
stoves for the rest of the year, anl
school Degan again Monday.
/
Tuesday in the snow storm
some where between the Buckne
school house and Audubon two peoI
lie, might be found hanging around
T the Court House in Audubon. Suit
able reward will be given for Their
\ return TO relatives, milo north o
4 school house.
Mrs. Henry Nedrow went over i,
Coon Rapids last Saturday to visi
at the Ed Mitchell home, returning
Monday evening. Mr.. Nedrow com
ing too from his home in Soutl
Dakota. Grandpa and Grandma Ned
q row will return with them soon, t,
4 make that their future home They