Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-14
Gray Department.

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Mr.. Polzin and family drove up to
Manning Wednesday.
Squire Kennels was an Audubon
business visitor Wednesday.
Frank Leet, the big hearted Audu-
bon banker, came up on business last
week.
Henry Brunier, of Manning, was
doing business at the big store last
week.
Mrs. Richard Tucker, of Viola, who
has been quite sick of stomach trouble,
is much better.
w. j. Lancelot was looking after
the interests of the Bankers Life i'll
Audubon Friday.
Rev. Woods preached his first SER
mon for his third conference year at
this place Sunday night.
Detlet Asmus returned from his
Nebraska trip Friday and reports
crops excellent out there.
NJ. e. jenkins is-looking after his
business here. He does not contem-
plate returning very soon.
Mr.. Sifford, formerly very pop
ular druggist of Omaha, is visiting
his friend, q. Eugene Mertz.
Dan Corbin, of South Dakota, for
merly Cameron township resident is
expected soon to visit his old neigh
borhood.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis took a look at his
new farm near McCook county, Neb-
raska, last week and reports the crop
a fine one.
Miss Jennie Killinger returns Sat-
nrday of this week from Cedar
Rapids where she has been visiting
for some time.
Mrs. Joshua Jordan and he,
mother, Mrs. Aldrich, of Audubon,
visited the past four days with rela-
tives in Menlo.
| Mr.. M. P. Rasmussen will care fol
the farm for so many years occupied
by w. A. Clark. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Clark will lease the Beason farm
in Viola.
Work was stopped for some time
Tuesday at the Luse elevator on &C.
count ola skunk getting in the wei
being dug on the premises. He wa.
despatched after disagreeable battle
Uncle Stephen ssrd and his es
Unable wife, k..l old residents o
this vicinity, have been making hi
son and other relatives of .
county a pleasant visit, retu
this week.
!, Henry Fest, the well-known
successful creameryman of Dedhaa
and Coontown, drove over and visit
ed his lodge-Utopia 16l, 1. o. r
4 saturday night.
j Nels Christensen, the big stockma,
of Cameron township, is showing tn,
return of prosperity to his ranch b,
! giving his large barn and other build
ings coat of paint.
The M. E. sociable at the church
Saturday night was a success finan
cially realizing about $3.50 To tn,
many good people who patronized i
the proprietors are truly grateful.
Joseph Mccullough and JOSEPH
Wolfe, the two Joes, partook o
Woodmen honors Thursday night
The Woodmen are booming bushes
right aiong-ten new members il
three weeks.
While Ella Dewitt was exercising
the family horse Sunday she lost he
balance and fell to the ground will
such force that she received frac
ture of the left arm, the broken BON
protruding through the flesh.
The town council tested the quail
tiles of their chemical fire extinguish
ers Friday night on straw pile ives
OF town and as long as the fuel LASTED
they did excellent service and W,
think they fill the recommendation
Of the manufacturers.
Mrs. Rev. Hayden is again quit,
poorly and was unable to accompan,
her husband to the annual conferenc,
which convened at Cambridge las
Wednesday. Report from conferenc,
at this date informs us that Elder
Porter, so we'll known and beloved
by everybody here, has been super
seded by another minister and tina,
Elder Porter will take up the Car
rollton work. Rev. Hayden has been
returned to this field for another year
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