Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-04-06
The school "kids are having vaca-


Monday on business.
DR.. Childs went to Council Bluffs
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. s. G. Curtis was q south bound
passenger Wednesday.
Ed Milliman of Extra was in Audu-
bon Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Horton went to Brayton to visit
and on business Tuesday.
Grace Jennings went to Extra We'd
nesday to visit relatives and friends.
]. e. Mcclure returned home Tues
day from business trip out of town.
Mrs. f. S. Fades went to Cedar
Falls Thursday tovisit while school
is closed.
Emil Bilharz has purchased new
Pierce automobile. 1t will be here in .
few days. sls,
Ralph Black of Brooklyn, Ia. arriv-
ed Friday to visit his wife at the Geo.
McNary home.
Mrs. John Graham and children
went down to Avoca Wednesday to vi
sit her parents. yf xpt
John Weighton returned home the
frat of the week from visit to his old
home in Scotland.
DR.. Chas. Burnside returned to his
home in Des Moines Monday after Oh
visit with his parents.
Mrs. "A. w. Walbrpn and children Of
Creston arrived Sunday to visit her
sister, Mrs. e. Bilharz.
Francis Matthias returned to Chica
go Sunday sfter ajvisit here with his
sister, Mrs. n. S. Hansen.
The Household Economies Depart
ment held meeting at the home of
Miss Edith Phelps Saturday.
James Lang, 81. c. Hanson, E. M.
Wagner and Bertel Jensen were south
bound passengers Wednesday.
The teachers of Audubon went to
Atlantic Thursday and Friday to at
tend the Teachers Convention.
Goldie Cozlne, returned to Des
Moines Sunday after gisit,here with
her parents during her vacation.
Miss Nellie Foley returned to her
home5in Atlantic Tuesday after visit
with#her parents, Mike Foley and
wife.
Chas. Bagley wac hurriedly called
to the bedside of his aged father last
week. The old gentleman is nearly
ninety. ~
Agent WV. Smith and wife left
Tues day for Texas to look after his
land and while gone will visit her sis
I ter in New Mexico.
81 Prof. ii. p. Smith went to Atlantic
last Thursday to attend the Teachers
Association and from % !! there he will go
to- South Dakota etp give p lecture.
g Jesse Richards and wife of Harlan
arrived Monday to attend the funeral
of his brother, lLewis Richards who
died 10 Omaha and was brought here
for burial. III.
Gretchen NASH, Eliowene Phelps
and Donna Sherman returned to their
studies att Sunday after vi.
cit here with their parents and other
relatives and friends.
Don and Will Kerwin received a
message last week from Iowa City
stating that their brother, Edward
was i'll in the hospital. The boys has
tened to the sick room.
The Eastern Theatre Company
played here Friday and Saturday in
"The Man from the West" and Gun
der Arizona Skies. A large audience
Z was present each night
Joe Ross. the brilliant young Attor-
ney of the. Nishna Botna Valley with
his family and John Horning took an
auto ride to DestMoines and visited
with his partner, Attorney General
George Cosson. ~"
John Renftle of Audubon, one of
the best and most prudent realty deal
ers in the County, Waa attending to
business matters in the southern part
of the state last week. Mr.. Renftle is
honest and reliable. a',
Mrs. Mitt Parrot. 81 Bray ton came
up Thursday to visit at the George
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Saturday accompanied by Pearl and
Jesse McNary who will visit there
during spring vacation
Friday the gasoline stove Of James
Carper who lives over Frazier's store,
exploded and would have caused much
damsge had it not been for quick
work. The stove was thrown out of
the window and not much damage
done
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