Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-04-06

Joe Bell went to Atlantic today
to look out for another residence.
Merle Dryden visited friends in
Extra from Saturday until Monday.
Hans Hansen was an Omaha bus
iness visitor from Mondav until
Wedn esday.
Mrs. E. ID. Powell aud daughter,
Clara went to Omaha Wednesday
for a short visit.
Mise Marie Dutler is working for
Mise Maurine Jensen in the Milf
merry store this season.
Phil Guernsey is now a resident
of Chicago having went there sever
al weeks ago from Audubon.
Amos Tibben has been quite i'll
the past week with the grippe, and
under the care of physician.
Mr.. Fred Krum was in the city
Friday visiting at the home of his
sister-in-iaw, Mrs. lake Engle.
Hi Hill marketed another car of
cattle IN So. Omaha Wednesday,
which will be up for sale today.
=. w. Houston's moved this week
from the Mrs. McAninch house in
to their house up in the Heights.
John Lohner spent Sunday with
his family in this city. He is en-
ployed in large department store
at oakland, Iowa.
Henry Fouts and wife of Odebolt,
Iowa were visiting at the home of
their uncle and aunt, Jake Eagle
and wife in this city.
Clyde Brinkerhoff, wife and child
rem of Des Moines arrived Saturday
evening to visit relatives at the
Charles Milliman home.
Mise Myrtle Hardesty went to Au-
dubon Friday evening to visit her
sister and husband where they are
connected with some hotel.
a. A. Hill was on the So. Omaha
market this week with car of nice
sleek cattle, leaving here Monday in
time to catch Tuesdays market.
The Deuison Bros. County Road
Grading outfit passed thru town
yesterday on their way to their fret
work of the season in the west part
of the County.
| Mrs. s. ]. Trent started Wednes-
day for her new home at Hawarden
La. where her con, ]. E. Walker has
secured a house already furnished
for their home.
Word reached here last week that
Mr.. James Bradley, son of A. w.
Bradley and wife of this city, was
married to a young lady in Norfolk,
Neb., Nov. Is, 1910. gp!i +
Misses Lola Hamler, Josephine
Whine, Gretchen Crawford, Edith
Kevan and Jean Townsend of At
lantic visited q few days this week
with the formers uncle, DR.. j. g..
Newton and wife.
/ Lewis johnson of Harlan driving
a Ford Runabout turned to the
wrong side of the road about mile
south of Harlan last Friday and
ran into Ed Gingery driving a REQ
johnson was thrown thirty feet, re-
ceived broken nose and other in In
/ juries. His car ia total wreck and
Gingery was unhurt.
/ Mr.. w. F. Lutz of Lone Tree, Iowa
add by the way former Audubon
County boy, visited in this vicinity
last wre4 and while here made the
Journal force pleasant visit, Mr..
Lutz is conducting large mercan-
tile business in that village. Lone
Tree, Iowa is in Johnson County
and has population of 1872. HE
town made gain OF 1872 in the past
ten years.
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and Pacific Railway Company is
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in many of the Metropolitan papers
in the Central West showing the op-
portunities that the state possesses
for the investor and homeseeker. If
you are contemplating change of
business or residence, or both, write
today to l.. M. Allen, Passenger
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