Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-10
A new tangled feed mixer has been
placed in Culver & Kelley's flour mill.

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Carroll.
Mrs. John Morrisey has returned
from u pleasant visit with relatives ut
Harlan.
Mrs. DR.. Beers and Mrs. Audas, of
Gray were shopping at R~ussell's
Thursday.
Rev. Father Gleeson will 20 to
Carroll next Sunday to visit his fell
low priest.
Father O'Conner, of Carroll, was a
visitor at ST. Mary's parsonage, In
this city, last Monday.
About forty Audubon people at
tended the Nj. E. quarterly confer
ence, at Extra, Tuespay evening.
Miss Doll Kennedy is enjoying this
week with her friend, Miss Flo
Brookfeld, in Lincoln township.
Very Rev. Father Kreckle, of
Ottumwa was n guest of Father
Gleason Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Board of Supervisors visited
the poor farm Wednesday afternoon
and found prosperity on every acre.
Cards are out announcing the mar,
rage of Mr.. Will Mcfarland and
Miss Myrtle Sharp, to take place
June 10th.
The Evangelical Sunday schools
will observe June 81, as their Chill.
dren's day, at the VIM. Sheets grove
in Melville township.
Two Masonic teams have been made
up at Extra that will soon enter
Amity Chapter and Godfrey Com
mandery of this city.
Saturday Robert Rice skips out for
Garnett, Kansas, TO visit his brother,
Charles, for a couple of weeks. These
two good brothers have not met for
five years.
Chris Hahn's mich cows are help
ing him OF tc prosperity. He receiv-
ed credit for 473 pounds of milk at
the Blue Grass Creamery last Mon
day morning.
Thomas Kerwin will have his big
barn, 24by4S feet, raised four feet III
order to have more room for hay.
Tom is one of those prosperous farm
ers and thanks God for it.
John Nash went to Des Moines
Thursday expecting to return to his
business desk Tuesday morning. He
will assist his family in getting set
tied at Okoboji for the season..
Mrs. Fred Farquhar, of Melville
township, returned Thursday NORM
ing from Chicago considerably i'm
proved III health. 1t will be necessa-
ry for her to return to Chicago in
about two months to Undergraduates
surgical operation.
Bessie Anderson, daughter of MI.
Jack Anderson, died Thursday morn
ing. of stomach trouble, aged about
fifteen years. The funeral ceremony
will occur Friday with interment at
Maple Grove Cemetery. The deceased
had been Ill several weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Lass, having finished her
visit in this city and Extra, left for
her home at Rodney, Saturday. July
I'd DR.. and Mrs. Lass go to California
for a months sightseeing. During
theta absence their little daughter
will stop with Mrs. Lass's sister, Mrs.
Fulton, at Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Phillips board
their prairie schooner, next Tuesday,
their destination being the Phillips
Kate cottage on the bank of Wall
Lake. There they will meet their
two sons, of Pocahontas county, with
their families, and all will pass away
two weeks catching pickerel.
Mr.. d. w, Matthias left Wednesday
evening OF this week for Bellmore,
Ohio, in answer to a telegram an
nouncing the death Of his brother,
aged fifty-seven years. The deceased
was in the hottest of the Battle Of
Stone River and had part of his side
carried away by . cannon ball, and,
although he recovered, he has not since
been in robust health and the wound
hastened his demise. There were five
Matthias brothers in the Union army
and all are dead but MI. d. W. Ma
thias, of Audubon.
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free on Saturdays.
Sunday June 9th was DR.. A. L,
Brooks seth birthday. The knights
of Pythias and their ladies resolved
to celebrate the event Saturday even
ing at the X. P. Castle Hall under
the disguise of it being a X. P. ami
versary and DR.. Brooks was to make