Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-30

from Audubon last Tuesday.
j. F. Hill was transacting business
at Audubon last Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Bennett was visiting her
Audubon friends last Saturday.
Doctor Lauritzen was professionally
called to Audubon last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Delahoyde has been quite
i'll this week of an attack of asthma.
Miss Cappie Dodge has received a
nice carriage from Elkhart, Indiana.
Charley Parrott's horse slung his
cart all over West Town the other
day.
Judge Holiday is not enjoying the
best Of health these bright autumn
days.
Mrs. ID. w. Miller returned from her
Newton and Des Moines visit Tuesday
eveding.
Miss Anna Braun has returned from
a pleasant visit with friends at Nicola
and Omaha. sssi.st
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Copeland came
home from their Fremont county visit
last Monday.
A letter from Miss Carley Gates says
that she reached her destination, in
Montana, safely.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Elmer Covalt, of Gree
ley township, are the proud parents of
new girl baby.
Rev. Father Zaiser attended a con-
ference of Catholic people, at Council
Bluffs, this week.
Mrs. R. G. Jenkins arrived home
last Monday from good visit at Mon
roe, in Jasper county.
]. p. Lair returned Tuesday evening
from Elliott where he had been visit
ing Jim and Charley,
The Second Advents have erected a
tent in the Extra Park and are hold
ing meetings nightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert LEBANON now oc-
cupy the Mrs. Basham cottage, north
of the William Walker store.
Otto Witthauer's father and mother,
of Panora, visited with himself and
his family three days last week.
Uncle Fred Anderson has purchased
the Mitchell property, in Kickapoo
Park, paying goo for the same.
Miss Lou Knox arrived home Satur-
day from Nebraska. Her friend, Miss
Maude Turner, came with her to visit.
/ i T. "A. Deurer, of Wintersett, and j.
COrwin, of Oskaloosa, are here visiting
their. relatives, w. r. Bolts and family.
Chris Larsen, of Brayton, has just
finished building good sized addition
to Lawrence Nelson's residence, west
of Extra. ns-s7
Ed. Christensen returned from his
Dakota visit Tuesday evening. His
friend f. came with him. him an|d will visit
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mills have been
moved from Nicola and are stationed
at Silver City, Mills county, for the
coming year. IA. s..$ais -
Watch, for an improvement in the
Journal. We propose to- make it a
n new p that al Aydebon county
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John Hicks has sold his a Greeley
township farm to Will w. Jensen.
Peter Christensen was instrumental in
making the deal.
Miss Gertie Gates, who is teaching
the Horton school west of Brayton,
win give a festivak at her school house
in the near future. y
Mrs. John I. Jones, of Harrington,
Nebraska. and her baby, are here for q
good visit with her mother, Mrs. c. M.
Green, south of town.
John Twist, on the Frank Hensley
farm, in Greeley township, received q
very fine Duroc hog from Port Byron,
Illinois, Wednesday morning.
Miss Anna Hansen is teaching the
Green school,, south of town, having
taken the place of Miss Carley Gates
who resigned to go to Montana.
Peter Lund was the proprietor. of a
lively runaway last week Thursday.
Our good friends face was considerably
SCARED when the team was stopped.
Frank Ridgley has had carpenters
and masons busy, this week building
q barn, coal house and repairing the
house where William Walker resides
Miss Maggie Seibert and Mrs. Adam
Seibert visited with relatives in Audi
bon township, Wednesday, and passed
the day in the woods gathering hicko
ry nuts.
Mrs. VIM. Charters and her little
daughter returned to their Audubon
township home, today, from goot
visit with relatives, at Prophetstown
Illinois.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn,
Christian church to the number of q
were royalty entertained last Thursda.
evening at the home of Mrs. D. E
4 Johnson.
Charley Kleuver received a Telegram
from Williamsburg, Iowa, Friday say
ing that his grandfather was very i'll
and Charley and family immediatel.
teft for that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Temple, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Romeo Lawrence and Miss Ma,
Temple, of Atlantic, were guests of MI
and Mrs. Walter Temple, south o
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