Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-05-11
AUDUBON

Miss Agnes kerwin came from her
home in Carroll Thursday evening
for a visit at the home of her broth
er, j. e. kerwin.
Sophus Olsen, while riding his
motor cycle Monday evening near DR..
Brooks office, had narrow escape
from serious injury when his machine
struck an obstruction IN the road,
causing him to run into the Doctors
auto, which was standing still. The
motor cycle was badly damaged and
the fender on the auto broken. Mr..
Olsen escaped without scratch, ow-
ing to his going at moderate rate
of speed.
Mrs. j. d. Clark, following a pleas
ant visit here with her sister, Mrs. E.
F. Bilharz and family, left Monday
evening for visit with relatives at
Stuart, Des Moines, Centerville, and
lndianola, after which she will join
her husband at Milestone, Canada.
The Clark family will move to Indian
ola later on, having leased their Can
ada land.
John Fosnaugh lef Monday on
few days business visit at Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McCort went to
Omaha Sunday to spend few days on
business.
| Chas. Johnson was an Omaha Wis
itor on Monday of this week.
|. ID. McCarville transacted busin-
ess at Payton, Ia, the fore part of
the week.
j. r. Heiken was here Saturday
from Gates, in attendance at the
Democratic convention.
| The court house lawn, park and
residence lawns are radiant in yellow
The crop Of dandelions is magnificent
L. o. Lane and Abe Anderson left
Sunday evening for Sioux City on bus
mess, and to purchase couple OF car
loads OF cattle.
Clara Anderson was visitor in At
lantic on business Saturday.
3. e. Bailey was business visitor
to Omaha the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Julia M. Parsons was friend
| ly visitor in Manning the last of the
week
Att. G. S. White left Saturday eve
ming for Des Moines to look after
|sonse legal affairs and to visit with
| friends over Sunday
Use True vacuum cleaner to clean
your rugs this spring. Let us show
you the good features of this ma
chine. A. G. Harmon.
DR.. James of Elkhorn was a
professional caller in Audubon last
Saturday, making the trip by auto.
Several local Catholic young men
were passengers to Atlantic by train
and auto Sunday to attend the K. OF
G. initiation and banquet.
Miss Martha Andersen, employed
at the local telephone exchange went
to Marine Saturday evening for cou-
pie of days visit with her folks.
Will O'Brien went to Des Moines
Monday evening, being called there
to attend the funeral of Frank Han
lon distant relative of Mr.. O'Brien
j. Mel Graham returned Friday
morning from Harlan, where he had
been on case pending in court there
Louis Spirup was passenger to
| Carroll Friday to meet a gentleman
on business, regarding some South
Dakota land
came in from Shenandoah Friday
morning for an over Sunday visit
with his family.
Mrs. B. Cunningham, following a
pleasant visit at Stuart with her
daughter, Mrs. j. E. Mcclure and
family, returned home Friday noon.
Geo. Horning, Knight of the grip
with headquarters at Chicago, enjoy
ed visit over Sunday in Audubon
with his brothers, John and Art Horn
ling.
Frank Drake came Friday noon
from Newton to join his wife and
daughter for a visit at the home of
her parenas, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cur
rier.
| Rev. A. &. Bogen of Ross filled the
pulpit of the local Evangelical church
Sunday. The resident pastor, Rev
j. B. Knoll is expected here next
week.
| For Memorial Day, phone for green
house cut flowers, Carnations, Roses
lPeonies, Lilies, wreaths, or any Mem
orial Day cut flowers of cut-flower
fservice to w. M. Bomberger. 1872
Leo Booton, Frank Reynolds and
Alvey Johnson went to Omaha Fri
day morning to spend a couple OF
days on business.
4 Rev. G. B. Christensen arrived
home Friday from Blair, Neb., where
he went on business in connection
with the Dana college.
| e. r. Bailey is having his home