Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-08

J'ulS l..
Mrs. DR.. Kimball and little son OIL
Des Moines arrived in the city Sun
day to visit at the home of DR.. A. L.
Brooks.
F. C. Harmon, the furniture deal
er and undertaken at Mingo, arrived
in the city yesterday and will be here
a few days looking after his resi-
dence property and visiting relatives.
Frank is doing nicely at Mingo. but
this is a slack season for him, so he
concluded to avail himself of the OPP
portunity of fixing up his town prop
erty.
Jennie Miller and Emma Larson
left Tuesday morning for Denver,
Colorado, where they have secured
employment and where they expect
to remain Indefinitely.
Bert Keith has erected large
porch at the rear OF his store room
occupied by the Booster Cafe. This
affords a splendid resting place for
those who have rooms overhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gray who have
been here on a fortnights visit with
relatives and old time friends, depart
ed Tuesday evening for their home
at Lane, S. d.
Henry Leach went to Des Moines
Sunday with the intention of investi-
eating a couple of propositions that
had been offered him. He may decide
to accept position on the road SIM
liar to the one he had couple of
years ago.
Mike Kerwin who spent several
days in the city on his return from
Iowa City, visiting his brother, j. e..
kerwin, left Tuesday evening for his
home in Carroll. The first of the
month he entered the employ of Arm
strong's clothing store.
The Odd Fellows hall will be kept
open all day Saturday for the benefit
of those who attend the celebration
and desire a good comfortable place
as a rest room. A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone to avail them
selves of this opportunity.
Mrs. e. P. Chamberlain of Winnie
bago, Nebr., after undergoing an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at Sioux City
is doing nicely and friends expect her
to return to her home in few days.
Her mother, Mrs. H. M. Taggart and
sister Francis are at her bedside.
1. M. Darland who went to Cali
fornia some six weeks ago, returned
10 AUDUBON MOuudy evening. I1c say ,
he had fine trip and enjoyed every
minute of the time he was gone. En-
route home he stopped at Omaha to
spend few days with his son.
Mrs. G. E. Kennedy, the wife OF
the Singer sewing machine agent,
who has been visiting her parents
at Kansas City, Mo-, the past ten
days, returned home Sunday, being
met at Red Oak by Mr.. Kennedy and
returning to Audubon by automobile
O. L. Lane is back from his triI
to Mt Pleasant where he went last
week with some cattle that he was
taking to his feed lot. He reports
crop conditions, and especially small
grain, in better condition than at any
time in the history of Henry county
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen have
just had their office rooms repaint-
ed and repapered and are now look
ing as neat and bright as new dol
lar just from the mint. Karl Ras
mussen said the change was SO great
he didn't think his partner Joe Ross
would know the place when he re
turned from California.
G. A. Campbell returned from ON
aha the last of the week the proud
possessor of new Apperson Jacl
Rabbit which he purchased through
E. M. Johnson, the local agent. The
new car is certainly beauty and al
soon as George has his garage finish
ed on his farm he will take his new
critter out with him.