Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-03-28

cOrder OF Audubon County subject
to the decision of the Republican
County Primary to be held in June
1912.
JoHN BUTTERTON.
Paul Perry went to Atlantic Sun
day on business.
J. II. Beck went to Atlantic on
business Saturday.
F. d. Hilgersen went to Essex Sat-
urday on a business visit.
Agnes Delaney returned home Sat
urday from visit in Casey.
Joe Elwood of Red Oak arrived in
the city Monday on business.
M Wagey went to Crete, Nebr.,
Saturday to visit his family.
Mrs. r. Warrington went to Odebolt
Monday to visit her parents.
w. o. Henry went to Linden, Iowa,
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. Mike Foley went to Morris,
Illinois Saturday to visit her mother.
Agnes Wolff returned Monday from
. visit in Council Bluffs with friends.
Miss Hazel Bartlett went to Casey
Saturday to visit relatives and friends.
Don Preston spent Sunday here
with his parents, g. w. Preston and
wife.
Mrs. Mae Hammock of Stuart ar
rived in the city Saturday to visit
friends.
Frank Drake came up from Winter
set Monday on land deal, returning
home Tuesday.
Parson Poor's Donation Party was
repeated at the Presby terrain Church,
Tuesday evening.
Tessa Christensen returned to her
home in Ute Monday after visit here
with A. B. Kevan.
w. Burnside went to Grinnell Sun
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Wsdsworth and family.
Mrs. Geo. Bonnesen and children
left for California Saturday accom-
panied by w. B. Wonsmus-
Mrs. Herman Schroeder returned
home Saturday from visit with
relatives and friends in Leon.
Frank Reinemund returned to his
home in Santiago, California, after
attending the funeral of his mother.
DR.. Rosenbladt went to Des Moinee
Saturday with Mrs. N. Nelson, where
the latter will undergo an operation.
Rev. j. P. Christensen returned
home Monday from South Dakota anG
Nebraska, where he had been to at
tend some meetings.
E. Bryan, who has been linotyp,
operator at the Advocate office wen
to Des Moines Saturday, where b.
has another position.
Miss Harriet Bilharz, cashier of tn
Farmers Exchange Bank at Audubon
went to Chicago last week to atten,
to some business for the bank.
Sam Ulrich and family who move
to ATLANTIC sometime ago will NOV
back to Audubon about April Let. MI
Ulrich will workifor the Green Ba,
Lumber Co., and Lake will work il
tbs Advocate office.
Martin Anderson, the champio,
wrestler of Audubon County went tt
Buena Vista County last week an
yanquished Ray johnson. Time {
first fall was two hours and 81 min
utes and second fall 33 seconds.
The election held Monday was il
favor of the same old members, witt
r. G. Spencer, Mayor; Jas. Lang, WI
Northup F. o. Niklason, c. g. Wolf
and s. S. Wilson, Councilmen; Cha
T.. Johnson, Treasurer; A. L. Wevel
Assessor.
The happiest man in Audubon thes
days is John A. Nash. He received
letter froml Mrs. Nash, who is at Nor
rovia, California with their daughte
Miss Gretchen saying that Gretchen
is improving very fast. The mex
thing we: hearssJohn will move to tn
Coast.
The last entertainment given by til
High School pusils was given Thur
day evening to large audienc
Piano duets, songs and readings wei
amongst the numbers. The pupi
have given several entertsinmen
this school year and they have bee
appreciated by all who have latter
ded them.
@. A. Glossner, "a Ontario ST., Roch,
ter,lNew York, has recovered from
long and severe attack of kidney tro,
Bile, his cure being due to Foley Kidne