Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-04-07
Frank Dimick took his bicycle
wheel to Atlantic for repairs Tues
day.

day.
Gerald Kroeger left Tuesday for
short vieit with his grandparents
in Adair.
John Mcclure of Audubon was
in our city Monday calling on his
many friends.
Good music and good order at the
dance at the X. P. Hall April 18th.
Don't mi-s it.
Nels Chrietensen and Chris Peter
EN- were business visitors at Audi.
bon Tuesday.
j. B. j. Luhner was one of the
candidates who took the Shriners
Degree of Masonry at Des Moiues.
Mesdames James Chandler and
Joseph Tbarnish of Audubon at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Nick Bint-
ner.
John McKibben went to Audubon
Tuesday to take the assessors book
for Extra Twp. His wife accompain-
ed him.
Mrs. Hansen of Ord Neb. return
ed to her home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with her relatives,
the Rich's.
There will BIZ dance at the K.
P. hall, Tuesday night April 18th.
Music will be furnished By the Peer
less Orchestra.
Gertie Killen of Wiota came Mon
day to attend the funeral services
of Nick Bintner, returning to her
home Tuesday.
There will be meeting of the M.
N. r. Saturday evening. All the
members requested to be present.
Refreshments will be served.
DR.. G E Uehran, the Senior mem.
Der of the we'll known firm of Och
ran & Robinson has been appointed
Assistant State Veterinarian.
The Me.dames +. K. Jensen and
Chris WuIf came home Wednesday
evening" from Avoca where they
attended the funeral of their sisters
HID.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton went to Hamlin
Wednesday evening to visit with
Eta Spencer who has been quite ill
with appendicitis, but is reported
better at this writing.
J. B. ]. Lohner accompanied his
sister Mrs. Rollins to Atlantic Mon
day on her way to her home in Chi
cago. He went on over to Adair
Tuesday returning here Wednesday
evening.
D. e. Stranger aud family visited
in Atlantic Sunday at the NJ. B. Mel
son home, going down in the auto.
On their return they had a race
with the storm which had the ap-
pearance of a cyclone.
Several of our antomobilists went
down to the Cass Co. line Sunday
and met in conference with auto
mobilists fSom Atlantic on the
Good Roads proposition. A number
of automo bilists of Atlantic came
on up to Extra.
The Peerless Orchestra will give
a public dance pit the K. p. Hall,
Tuesday night April 18th. Every
body invited.
Mr.. Tom Lohner and family and
cousin, Mrs. Rollins of Chicago visi-
tied Sunday at the Peter Nissen
heMe and attended church at Ham
lin Sunday. John Dimick took them
up in the auto in the morning re-
turning for them in the evening.
Word was received here that VIM,
Seavey and wife of Hillrose, Colora-
do are the proud parents of sweet
baby girl born March %. Will was
one of Audubon County boys who
grew to young manhood here and
went west some years ago. He ia
now leading builder and contrac-
tor at Hillrose.
Matt Theilen is having his home
on North Park street improved by
having the cistern fixed up and a
cess pool made. He expects to have
the 9house piped and put in the hot
.and,cold water system and will dig
another cistern for his water supply
as the city water main does not
reach that far.
Don't miss the dance at the X. P.
hall, Tuesday night Apr! 18th, gil
ven by the Peerless Orchestra.
The 18th and 18th grades of
tho srl, GIL II