Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-05

Abstracts promptly furnished. In
surance written by reliable compan-
eB.
Nash & Phelps
Judge Green was south bound pas
senger Tuesday.
1911 came in with very cold and dis
agreeable weather.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Christian Church.
T.. "A. McGinnis was an Des Moines
fast week on business.
Dan Petersen and family went to
Eli Horn Thursday to visit.
Miss Ingaborg HARRISON came up
from Atlantic to visit Friday.
Henry Kleuver and daughter went
toGIiswold Thursday to visit.
I'D Gan Gorder spent the holidays
with his family in Des Moines.
Charlie Watts has accepted a posi-
ton in the First National Bank.
EdsJohnson returned Thursday from
short business trip out of town.
fsMiss Lizzie Conrad visited relatives
and friends in Atlantic last week.
Mrs. Clyde May was in Brayton last
week visiting relatives and friends.
Henry Jacobsen returned home from
q business trip to Des Moines Friday.
0Miss Mildred Morrisey went to Har-
Ian Thursday to visit relatives and
friends. Ia ~4
III. B. Shelley aud wife of Stuart,
were in the city last week visiting
friends. st,
Rev. Miller and wife returned home
Friday from visit with friends in
Lake City.
Sadie Haynes of Lohrville arrived
here Thursday to visit her friend,
Mary Kerwin.
Mrs. Joe Elwood returned Saturday
from Guthrie Center after visiting
relatives there.
Clyde Wilde and wife of South Da-
kota are here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary Wilde.
1.-THE Girl and the Gawk" will be
played Saturday, January 7th. This
is a very good show. IT.
George Slayton returned Thursday
from Des Moines where he has been
to have his eye treated.
Miss Ollivene Hubbold returned to
her home in Marengo Tuesday after q
There with friends.
The play "a Roy Slave was play
ed Wednesday night at the Opera
House to large audience.
Miles Gardner who is attending the
Agricultural College at Ames, is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Father Mcdonald returned home
Friday from Des Moines where he had
been on business and visiting.
Wash Harris of West Bend arrived
hsrelThursday to visit at the home OF
hisssister, Mrs. VIM. Keightiy.,
. Peter Siemsen returned Thursday
from Hot Springs, South Dakota
where he had been for treatment.
Miss Edith Owen returned home
Friday. from Anita where she has been
toAttsnd the wedding Of a friend.
The Misses Edith and Ellowene
Phelps returned to Chicago Monday
where they are attending College.
Two men of Des Moines who were
hired to put up the new steel stand
pipe are here and it is being put up.
j Miss Anna Wilson who is teaching
school up at Pomeroy is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson.
Bessie Shaw returned to her home
in Atlantic Friday after visit here
with Jessie Hoover and other friends
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush went to Casey
Thursday to attend the funeral of Joe
Clark, husband of her youngest sis
ter.
Olive Gardner, who is principal of I
school in South OAK ota is here visit
ing her parents, Sam Gardner ant
wife.
Robert Carper went back to Crelgh
ton College at Omaha where he Is stud
ying to be dentist. He spent the hol
idays here with relatives.
Bessie Watson went to Simpson Col
lege, Innianola to continue, ifer studio
Tuesday. She spent the holidays witt
relatives and friends here,
Mr., J. G. Burkey died at his home
in the north part of town sunda.
morning from severe attack of pneu
monia. OBITUARY next week.
n. Mr., p,,rno;da rotur,od Tn n;