Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-06-17

| q. e. Renftle and family of Carroll
were in the city Sunday guests at
the parental John Renftle home.
Miss Clarice Oelke returned from
Omaha yesterday after visiting her
sister few days and looking after
business in connection with the Re-
corder's Office.
Mrs. H. A. Fredericksen, former
resident of Audubon, but of recent
years she has been making her home
at Cotton, S. D., arrived in the city
Saturday for ten days visit with
her son, Walter Fredericksen and
family. Next week she will visit
relatives at Rock Island and later
may conclude to return to Audubon
if she does not dispose of her prop
erty here.
Rev. E. R. Stroud and family of
Walnut were in the city yesterday
morning enroute to Dedham where
the reverend gentleman officiated last
night at the marriage of VIM. Hughes
and Miss Jessie Harvey. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Harvey, in Dedham. The happy cou-
pie will make their home on the
Hughes farm west of Dedham
Miss Hester Reeves, of Des Moines
is here on visit at the home of Hans
| Hansen.
Miss Clara Childs of Council Bluffs
| arrived in the city last eveninE for a
visit at the home of her brother, DR..
| Childs and family.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, former resi-
dent of Audubon, who has been visit
l a ~,
yesterday for her home in Carroll
Miss Grace Sheppard of Carroll
was in the city yesterday visiting
Cecil Talbot and today goes to Ell
lott to visit relatives and friends.
| j. p. Simpson who has been afflict-
ed with muscular rheumatism left
yesterday for ColfaX where he will
take treatment in the hope of obtain
ing relief.
Albert Schrader and daughter Eth
ell OF Guernsey, Iowa, arrived in the
city Tuesday for a visit at the home
OF his brothers VIM. and Aug. Sch
raider.
o. L. Lane went to Mt. Pleasant
| Tuesday for visit with his brother
with whom he is in partnership in
the cattle business. Lutte shipped a
car load of white faces to Mt. Pleas
ant at the same time.
Henry Jensen has sold another
Indian motorcycle. In fact he is sell
ling them so fast he cannot keep
them in stock. The Indian is con-
sidered the best on the market and
| Henry knows what he is talking
about when he talks on the merits OF
the Indian.
Jacob Bruestie and family of Mar
engo were in the city the fore part OF
the week, guests at the Aug. Burr
home. Mr.. B., was proprietor of the
South Park meat market a number
of years ago but sold the establish
ment to G. A. Kraft. Mrs. Albert
Powers and son of Davenport have
also been guests at the same home
| The Audubon Ladies Cornet band
made its first appearance in public
when they gave short concert in the
park Saturday evening. Under the
direction of Prof Clifford, they have
made rapid progress and who knows
but what in the future this Ladies
band will put Audubon on the map.
Mrs. w. II. Simcox who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ford at
Garner, returned home last evening.
She has been absent almost five
weeks but Mr.. SimcoN says it seemed
like six months to him. Mrs. Sim
cox reports her daughter in the very
best of condition and says her new
| granddaughter is about the sweet
est little child she has even seen
Peter Anderson went to Ralston
Saturday to spend over Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Peter Hansen and
F! family.
Otto Clark was a passenger tc