Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-09

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day to visit his son.
A. r. Anderson was visitor in
Manning last week.
W. Fl. Bolton went to Milford, la.
Thursday on business.
Carl Nelson was in Anita last week
on business and visiting.
M. T. Foley went to Atlantic Tues
day to visit and on business.
Mrs. George Morey aud. children
moved on a farm last week.
Will Cook went to Victor Thursday
to visit relatives and friends.
Alvin Holmes of Stuart was bust
ness caller in Audubon last week.
n. p. Ziegler, lawyer of Anita was
In the city Thursday on business.
Norman Schroeder went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit ana on business.
Mrs. Vern Snellbaker went to Des
Moines Thursday to visit her sister.
Il Mrs., Mary lines is in Belden, Neb-
raska visiting relatives and friends.
L. Finch returned Tuesday from
Anita where he had been on business
John Norris of Des MoiDes arrived
inthe city saturday to visit bis fam
lily. ssaea
Rev. sG. B. Christensen went to
Blair, Nebraska on business Thurs
day.. y.s.
.{,9tAl Boliyen returned Tuesday from
Q visit with his parents in Manila and
North Dakota.
Mrs. Cunningham of Des Moines
arrived here Tuesday to visit her faith
r,yE. L. Finch.
itJohn Graham and family returned
home Sunday from avisit with rela-
! tives in Avoca.
Owen Davis and VIM. Northup re-
:. turned home from q business trip to
Omaha Thursday.
Nv. S.Armstrong of Peetz, Colorado
formerly ofthis county, was in the
. city last week On business.
!, The lecture by Miss Alice Tay lor at
the, Court House Friday evening was
5 well, attended and very good.
aAdolph Wolfe returned to his home
Id B6dths Dakota Tuesday after visit
here with bis brother, Chas. Wolfe.
mo. p, Zion and family departed for
/. theirehome ia Nebraska City, .Nebras-
\ ka Thursday after several weeks visit
@ here. tsTaor s8.Y so ssf.
81. and Mrs. William Futt Of Enid,
Oklahoma arrived in the city Sunday
to visit her parents, August Oelke and
I wife. ies,
"a Lora, Bailey of Fort Dodge, arrived
Thursday, called down to@Audubon
on account ofathe death of his brother,
John Bailey.
Charlie Ping and wife returned
home Wednesday from spending the
d winter in California. They are not
very we'll pleased with that beautiful
land.
Little Francis Ross daughter of Joe
Ross and wife, gave party to num-
Der of her friends Tuesday, 1T being
her 4th birthday. A..fne time was en-
joyed by all.
John Heiken and his former wife
of Oakfield township, recently divorc-
ed, were married in Audubon We'd
nesday, March LIST and returned to
their former home in Oakfleld.
Prof. Ensign of Iowa City, State
High School Inspector, was in the
city last Wednesday and inspected the
High School. He delivered an address
to the public that evening and it was
fine. s
Rev. A. A. Mitchell and wife moved
last week out near the Lone Star
Church in the edge Of Guthrie Coun-
~. Mr.. Mitchell will preach at the
shove church and live on a little farm
there. Mr.. Mitchell has worked as
carpenter here and is very able man
We regret to see them leave Audubon
but wish them success in their new
home. s5,5a
The remains of John u. Bailey ar.
rived here Saturday morning from
Pueblo, Colorado and the funeral WAS
held that morning at Harlnon's un-
dertaking parlors.
"a Mr.. Bailey was born six miles east
OF Extra, December 5th, 1879, and died
Februsry 2stb, 1911. He spent much
Of his life in this County but for some
years has been out west. He had re-
Gently been down in Old Mexico.
~ Don't forget to jolly up and pick
the jolly you admire most, clip til
coupon offthe sack leaf, fill it out
and send all to the Journal.