Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-02
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stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
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Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon. Iowa.
The Audubon schools close June
| 10th.
Messner OFT assisted the band at
Extra Monday.
| The merry-go-round has departed
to gather up nickels at kimballton.
Charley Jones has returned from
his six weeks visit through Illi-
! nois.
Miss Eva Rice is making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Ne
braska.
Lloyd Hayes, the expert typo, has
gone to Guthrie, 0. T., to work at
his trade.
Theo. F. Morrow will take trip
to Wall Lake next week for few
days fish.
Walter Jump has made a model
dump board for exhibition at the
Omaha fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bakers daugh-
ter Mamie of Rolfe, Iowa, is making.
them visit.
Wesley Moreland, who lives
northeast of town has returned
from his Texas trip.
Roy Jones, of Viola township, is
| suffering from some kind of
swelling on his neck.
Rev. Fa. Gleason departed for a
few days visit with Father Foley at
Stuart last Thursday.
The firemen have added new caps
to their uniforms and now present
a very tasty appearance.
Commencement exercises of the
Audubon schools will take place
Friday evening June 10th.
Bills are out announcing big
picnic at Petersen's grove, in Ham
lin township, next Sunday.
| Conductor Bundy and his crew
were over on the Carson branch
Tuesday clearing UP wreck.
Mrs. John A. Nash has departed
for their cottage at Lake Okoboji,
where she will pass the summer.
Mr.. Clark Cross, of Des Moines,
was visiting at the home of E. ].
Freeman the fore part of this week.
A. j. Phillips has returned from
his Pocahontas county farm where
he has been putting in monster
wind pump.
Neat cards are out announcing
the wedding of Ralph Roberts and
Miss Rose Sharp, to take place on
next Wednesday, June Sth.
Volney Dunbar, who lives over in
Viola township, became the proud
the first Vol is a mighty proud
4 man.
Miss Dean, the teacher at No. 5
5 Viola township. was taken so ill
] that she had to dismiss her schoo
and the term is closed for the
) spring.
Uncle Phil Bickelhaupt has de
4 cided to join Capt. Freeman's com
4 pany of eers-providing the
8 government will furnish him with
a new set of teeth.
The firemen are making arrange
ments to conduct the celebration a
Audubon on July 4th. They expec
to make it the greatest success O
4 any celebration ever held in the
county.
6. II. Jones, of South Bend, Indi
ana, was visiting friends in Audi
bon over Sunday returning Wed
nesday. Mr.. Jones expects to make
an extended visit through New
York State this summer.
Mrs. Belle Burnside, who has
been visiting at the home of he,
sister, Mrs. Grace Wadsworth, a
8 Grinnell, for the past few weeks, re
turned home Wednesday,. She was
s accompanied by her little nephew
! who will make Grandpa and Grand
ma Burnside good visit.
Tho Christian Endeavor of tn,
s Presbyterian church gave Patrio
tic social at the home of Mrs. 7. NJ
. Mckarahan. The rooms wer
: beautifully decorated in a patriotic
: manner with flags and streamers
Ice cream, cake and strawberrie.
s were served. 1t was not only sue
s cess socially but financially, abou
3 $50 being the net receipts. TIL,
s music was furnishedby the Ladies
) Mandolin club, of Audubon.
j The following gentle people o
Audubon were among the sight
5 seers at the opening of the Trans
! Mississippi Exposition at Oman;
3 Wednesday,: Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
i Watts, Mrs. Danforth, Mrs. Lang
worthy, Junior Swartz, DIR. Childs
Mr.. Patterson, Frank Leet, Ed
Dickinson, VIM. Dryden, Mr.. ant
Mrs. McLeran, ]. w. Rosenburgh
d. l.. Freeman, Henry Cory, Martin
Larsen. Pat Carolan and HamI
Jones accompanied them as bod,
z guards.
Theodore Morrow, of Audubon
Iowa, who for the past five years ha
Z been a large land owner in Pierc
and Knox counties, has just pur
: chased of B. w. Woolverton, the 96
4 acre tract of land west of Pierce
known as the Fyffe ranch. If w
! are rightly informed he has securet