Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-18
GRAT NEWS.


Miss Sadie Forsbeck, is still very
sick with pleurisy.
Miss Regina Ayers was an Audu-
bon visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Audas and daughter Pearl
visited friends in Audubon Wednes
day.
Miss Myrtle Handles was visiting
her school mate, Miss Pearl Audas
Wednesday. !
Gene says the "Sorecrothopn at
Manning last week was we'll attended
and crackajack. -
Messrs. Wiley, Gray, Christensen
and Forsbeck returned from their
Chicago trip Friday.
The two Georges are talking of
taking hold of the creamery business
and putting it in operation.
Cal Lamm is husking corn now-a
days and Peter G. Audas is doing the
barbering and catering to the pool
| lists.
John Ayers returned Ito these parts
Saturday last and is now helping his
brother AL, husk his fine crop of
corn.
Chas. McLachlin purchased two
we'll trained ferrets from party at
Carroll, SO now those rodents, will
have to leave or take the conse-
quences.
Elmer Ellis who tor about year
has occupied part of Mr.. Gray's
office, as harness shop, packed his
tools and returned to Audubon last
Monday.
For real tranquil joy step into the
Blizzard drug store and listen to that
fine music box. Had Weyler had
that box in Cuba he could have paci-
fed the Island.
Miss Lena Hardenbrook, of Extra,
visited over Sunday with her aunt
Mrs. John Cameron, of West Lincoln,
and since with her friend, Miss Lib.
bic Lewis, of Cameron.
|
Mr.. Wiley, our banker, is in the
front ranks among real estate men Of
Audubon county. Tuesday he sole
the 200-acre farm of Arthur Kittsol
to Mr.. Detlitf Asmus. Considera.
tion all cash.
The Coming Men of America hole
a session every week. They are tn,
youth of our land and are preparing
themselves-as their name implies, Il
take hold where the older ones leav,
off. Success to the boys.
CARD OF THANKS.-TO our many
friends and neighbors we extend oul
heartfelt thanks for Kindness extend
ed in the sickness and death of GU
darling daughter, Leila.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. d. ANTRIM.
AT the debate at the academy, Fri
I day, it was decided that we should
( not maintain a standing army of on
: hundred thousand men and in tn
: course of time we presume tn
: government will act accordingly.
: The seventeenth birthday of Mis-
5 Fannie Welty was celebrated b,
) quite number Of her young friend
5 at her home west of town. Thu
joyous young people returned t
their homes at a ''coople O'clock ii
i. the morning. y
AT the g Foster" last week, Re
solved that money is of more beneti
than machinery, won unanimously
For next Friday night: Resolved
That literature has been of NOR
benefit to the world than the dis
covery of America. All are invite,
to be present.
The improvements on the premise
of our fellow townsman f. c. Hepp
makes one think that wave of pros
perity has surged his way. Two
! yea, three men at work tearing dow
and building greater and making hi
shop and home more comfortable ant
: convenient.
A very interesting Sabbath schoc
convention was participated in b
Cameron and Lincoln townships las
Sunday at the NJ. E. church here
The meeting was called to order a
1880 P. NJ. by Mrs. AbDie Holt, chair
man for Cameron township and afte
a song service by the best choir i
Audubon county, many interestin!
papers We're read by Sabbath schoo
workers, and course in normal wor
was presented by Supt. Kerr, of tn
M. E. Sabbath school Audubon
Able argument was also presented b
the Rev. E. B. Cousins, of the Pres
byterian Sabbath School, Audubon
encouraging parents to attend Sab
bath school. At the close of tn
afternoon session officers were electe,
for the ensuing year which resulte
in the election of Mrs. Holt, chair
man and j. Walter Greenlee, secre
tary for Cameron. For Lincoln, Mrs
John Cameron was chosen chairma
and Henry Nedrow, secretary. /
4 very liberal collection was received
: at the close of each session.
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