Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-30
GRHI.nEWS

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dubon Sunday last.
James Barrlck was on the streets OF
Manning Friday last.
Walter Jensen was doing business
in Audubon Thursday.
Frank Leet, of Audubon, was a
village visitor Tuesday.
Sam Handles is building large ice
house and new corn cribs.
Miss Sadie Forsbeck is rapidly re-
covering from her sickness.
Wonder what that furniture was
for that arrived the other day.
Mrs. w. j. Audas and Mrs. Kittell
were Audubon visitors Thursday.
Miss Bessie Garmire is visiting
with friend in Walnut this week.
Bessie, the little daughter of Chas.
McLachlin is quite sick of measles.
The Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Smith Thursday afternoon.
Albert Swaney left for Stuart
Saturday to spend his weeks vaca-
ton.
Charles Tucker and wife of Viola
visited at the home of William Lewis
Friday.
Frank Leet is building new house
on his farm in Carroll county. Size
16 X "a.
A party of six in a days hunt in
Cameron township Tuesday secured
80 rabbits.
AL. is happy. He secured the
prize sled offered by F. G. Hepp last
Wednesday.
On account of the bad weather no
night meeting was held ut the U. B.
church last week.
Mrs. Ben Brookfeld and two
daughters, Flo and Lois, are visiting
relatives in Des Moines.
William Smith and wife are en-
joying themselves now "a days behind
a newly purchased horse.
w. H. Lancelot returned from Des
Moines Friday whittier he went to
attend teachers convention.
Mrs. Michael Borkowski will have
a public sale Thursday, January 6, at
her farm in Lincoln township.
Mrs. Conner arrived from Nebras-
ka Wednesday for a visit at her
daughters, Mrs. M. D. Crow.
Several people from this city at
tended the funeral of Mrs. A. l..
Brooks at Audubon Wednesday.
I desire those indebted to me to
call and settle Immediately.
q. EUGENE MERIT.
Mark Kennels and wife of Jeffer-
son are visiting with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Corner.
Mrs. Talmage who has been visit.
ing at the homeo Mrs. L. A. Beers
returned to her Monroe home last
week.
John French will commence duties
in Fred Hepp's blacksmith shop soon
F. q. is unable to do all the work
alone.
Emerson and Clara She LEY are
spending the Christmas holidays al
the home of Harry Bovaird southeast
of Ross.
Miss Wilson and the Misses Ella
and frankie Dewitt arrived here
Sunday from visit with friends in
Coon Rapids.
Miss Eta Bridenstine, acc on-
panied by friend, visited at the
home of Len Bridenstine soEN oil
this city last week.
The Ladies' Fair at.this place last
week was a grand success. After the
fair several articles. were auctioned
off all of which sold at a good price.
Miss Maud Doak who teaches at
Dist. No. 3, Cameron township, was
quarantined with diptheria while
visiting with her parents in Audu-
bon.
Rev. j. L. Hayden closed his meet
ings at Botna Monday. He had great
success at that place taking thirty
into his church with many more con-
verts.
Rev. Wood delivered an excellent
sermon last Sunday. One that was
not only appreciated but one that
took root deep in the hearts of the
hearers. ~,
Aug. Greenwaldt Christmased at
his old home in Cherokee county.
He returns this week accompanied by
his wife who has been there for
several weeks.
A large crowd assembled at the
Foster Friday the attraction being
heavy laden Christmas tree. A short
program was rendered. The evening
was enjoyed by all present.
VIM. Raley, former successful
Gray merchant, now travelling for
st. Louis shoe house, visited at the
home of his friend Ben Brooktield
the past week and shook hands with
old Gaytown friends.
The Christian Enaaoyor ooc;otv