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

Don Drake came up from Clarinda
Saturday.
Mrs. Riley Jones went to Atlantic
Saturday.
John Roth went to Omaha on bus.
ness Saturday.
Ed Prick returned from Lake Oko-
boji last week.
Mrs. Fred Hoenke went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit.
o. G. Donaldson was an Audubon
visitor last Friday.
Chas. White went to Des Moines on
business Saturday.
George Mushrush was passenger
for Atlantic Saturday.
Hal Mantz went to Des Moines Sat
urday on legal business.
Ed Tricks new awning is a great
improvement to the place.
Chas. Zion came from Nebraska
City Saturday on business.
Sallie Ray of Walnut is here visit
ing her friend, Clara Leonard.
DR.. Fulton, wife and daughter were
at Wall Lake part of last week.
Thos. Davis entertained his friend
Ham Campbell of Anita Monday.
Geo. Keigntly of Des Moines were
here last week visiting his parents.
Helen Gleason, daughter of Harry
Gleason, went to Newton Saturday.
Pearl Layland went to Colfax Sat
urday She is cousin of Cora Layland
DIR. ]. M. Fulton was called to At
lantic Saturday by the illness of his
father.
Mildred CLARK, niece of w. J. Clark,
returned from the Atlantic Hospital
Friday.
Mrs. w. Nicholson of Atlantic visit
ed at the j. r.. Best home over the
Fourth.
Chris Wonsmus came back from his
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs
Thursday.
Sylvester Moores boy was injured
Fourth of July by fireworks exploding
in his eyes.
Thos. Davis wentto Carroll Sunday
to be present at the funeral of an old
time neighbor.
Mr.. Goodwin of Des Moines was
entertained at the 4. III. Adams home
q few days this week.
Chas Spencer and wife are the proud
parents of an eleven-pound girl born
June rs at Lake View.
The Fourth of July celebration was
decided success, the Audubon Band
appearing in their new suits.
Mrs. Gilliard and her four daughters
of Prairie View, Kansas we're here to
visit her brother, e. M. Wagner.
Friday, j uly LIST, Rev. Cousins join
ed in wedlock Henry S. Fiscus and
Christina Degn, both of this city.
The ball game between Lake City
aud Audubon teams resulted in q
score of 10 to in favor of Audubon.
Ed Bilharz and wife and Harriet
Bilharz went to Extra Friday in an
auto and missed the fire at the Bank,
Geo. Agnew came home from Iowa
City Friday where he had been to bu-
ny his old time friend, Mr.. Marshall.
Mrs. Lloyd Hayes of Manning is at
her father-in.law's home, A. NJ. Hays
home recovering from a recent illness.
Miller's Comedy Dogs were here
Saturday on their way to Extra and
attracted attention at the G. r. I. de-
pot.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Burge arrived
here the last of the week. He is EN-.
ployed in d. A. Settlemire's barber
shop. .8
Frank Drake and wife were enter
tanned by numerous friends and went
10 thelr new nome at Cherokee Tues.
day.
Judge Green was empowered by the
County Convention to select his own
delegates later to the Judicial Con-
vention.
70. M. Norton has sold the restaur-
ant that he recently purchased of G e
Talbot to George Porter and Merle
Rippey who took possession July 5th.
Chas. Kaufman and Bernice Dove
were married Tuesday morning by
Rev. Schlesselman at the Evangelical
Parsonage in Audubon. They are both
residents of this county.