Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-06

Mrs. LouS hingledecker of Audi
bon has been quite sick for several
days but is recovering.
Attorney Boorman of Atlantic
attended to some special cases be
fore the February term of Court.
Herman Burr of Audubon accom-
panied the Extra delegation to Can
ada the last of the week. He wild
If he likes the country, hire out to
one of the number.
DR.. Drake and wife of Clarinda
went down the line Tuesday bound
for their home in Clarinda, To-
wa, following a few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Stranger of Atlantic
was calling on relatives here last
week. Mrs. Shrauger can enjoy a
visit when her household duties
will admit, as we'll as anyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed F. johnson
gave a delightful entertainment to
friends at their home here. 1t was
the social event of the season and
dinner was served at o'clock
p. m.
VIM. Cloughly, who calls Des
Moines his home, was recently Wis
iting friends here. Bill was one
of the earliest settlers in Audubon
and identified with the early his
tory of the County.
John Reed of Milford and John
Ebert of Bridgewater, who used to-
be neighbors north of Extra were
here asst week, the former to make
a genral visit while the latter was
to visit Fred Bartlett and family.
VIM. Armstrong, who lived for
many years in Melville township
and an Ex-Sheriff of the County,
but now residing at Peetz, Colo
RADIO was attending to business mat
tiers in, connection with the change
OF locations.
Mrs. Delahoyde, who attended the
reunion at tn Delahoyde home in
Extra last week was fortunate in
secur ng the services of Miss Mary
Dav S, one of the High School
teach ers, to attend to her duties as
Lib arian while absent
Mr.. c. H. Reynolds of Audubon,
has been appointed deputy sheriff
by Sheriff Sunberg to follow depu-
ty Sheriff Crees who retires from
tire office to his farm. A better,
or more generally satisfactory APP
DO ntment could not have BEEN
made.
Will Griff TIL, living in the north
part of the coun y, while helping a
neighbcr move, was thrown down
when his team started by being
scared, and received a broken leg
and broken nose. 1t is very UNI
fortunate for Mr. Griffith as hue is
farming and does his own work.
The records show that there was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ny
ers, northwest of Audubon, a girl;
"a bow to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beck
of AudutorI; to M and Mrs. Pet
er Ruble, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Set
tleni and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert My
al wing Near here, a son each.
M. S. Cochran of Cedar R 'pids,
who epresenis Hedstrcm House
of Oh cago while crossing the stree
goil fl ON the Rock Island depot
to c.ne of the stor1s for a sack OF
peanuts, fell and broke his arm
He is a jelly fellow End says he
was glad that Audubon was dry
town.
IIa ny Cole, the grocery canvass
of this and other sections of the
state, left the fisrld and will move
out of the county and follow thu
pursuit of the husbandman dowl
en- Mrs. Coles mot er's farm
near Stuart, Iowa. Harry is fin
young man and wor by the conf
dence of ali business men.
After niany years of residence il
this county John Sherman has sol
his interests here, bougi farm
near Iowa Falls, closed out his SUI
plus stock and has moved his fan
lily o his new home. John is VIVA
is known as hustler, good far
mer, an obi 'ging neighbor and on
of the best of citizens. 1t is eel
tainly loss to Audubon Coun' J
but let us hope for the b2st.
Mr.. Ed .Frick. the druggist-fal
mer of Audubon and Spirit Lax
came down to his home here ate
an absence of Ia few months ON hi
hig farm near the Lake. The Dru