Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

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H. S. Foulk was at Atlantic We'd
nesday on business.
Deputy Auditor Beason went to
Omaha, Wednesday.
John Ward visited his brother, at
Sac City, last week.
Dan Kerwin is home from his trip
through the Dakotas.
Ed. Haynes returned Tuesday from
his Guthrie Center visit.
Sheriff Jones was an Atlantic bust
ness visitor last Wednesday,
Morris Gibson went to Omaha last
Wednesday to attend the fair.
t. H. Beason is repairing his home
fixing foundation, cellar, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Huddler returned
from their Omaha Fair visit Tuesday.
County Treasurer and Mrs. L. D.
Phelps attended the exposition this
week.
Mrs. Ed. Frick and daughters, Daisy
and Myrtle are home from their Den
yer visit.
Mr.. Stetzell and wife, of Douglas,
have gone to York State to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Fox left for Wisconsin
Tuesday morning to reside with a
daughter.
Miss Bayfield,, of Adair, is visiting
her friends, the E. V. Booth family,
this week.
Grandma Weeks expects a visit this
week from a sister and her husband,
from Missouri.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown became the happy parents of a
bouncing baby boy.
Gardener Lee Huddler has about
160 bushels of onion sets which he
will hold for spring market.
George Winkler is having a cistern
built at his residence on Piety Hill.
Wills Staley is doing the work.
/ DR.. Miller is enjoying visit this
week from his mother, of Chicago,
who arrived Wednesday morning.
Frank Bradley and his mother were
with the Audubon, Extra and Oak
field and Brayton relatives this week.
John Mcclure is doing the work at
the treasurer's and auditors offices
during the time those officers are at
the fair.
Court opened Wednesday morning,
Judge Thornell on the bench. The
Musson-Nan Gorder case was the first
one called.
Lit Collins and Job Card returned
from Carroll Wednesday with their
western horses, having sold but four
since leaving Audubon.
Frank, Ed. and Bob Rice are en-
! joying visit from their sister, Mrs.
Frank Moore, of Laurel, Nebraska.
She arrived Wednesday.
VIM. Neff shipped four carloads of
b excellent fat cattle from the Brown
{ ranch in Melville last Tuesday. Mr..
4 Netf accompanied the stock.
Last Monday evening the republi-
cans Of Leroy township met in caucus
: and nominated Walter Brainard as
candidate for township clerk.
Mrs Thad Carmichael, of Extra,
\
Y byterian church on Friday, Saturday
2 and Sunday nights of this week.
Mrs. Agnes Stotts and daughter
4 Myrtle, left Tuesday for Omaha to at
tend the fair and from there they go
4 to Missouri Valley to visit friends.
Lutte Lane left Tuesday for northern
Missouri on cattle buying trip. He
: will bring back bunch of good cattle
to De sold to Audubon county farmers.
Ralph Roberts and wife and Will
\ McFarlane and wife drove over to
: Dedham, last Saturday, and remained
over Sunday, guests of Mrs. McFar-
lanes parents.
: At the M. +. church last Wednes-
8 day the Ladies Aid Society gave re-
: ception to all ladies of the church.
e About forty were present and passed
an enjoyable afternoon,
DR.. Brooks returned from Sioux
u City Monday where he was called on
: account of the serious illness of Grand
: pa Langworthy. The old gentleman
is at present improving.
$ The prospect of sinking a new we'll
! for town water seems to have faded.
, NO DluS were lecclNeu lOI WOFk OH lle
same and it has been decided to drop
the matter for the present.
= Wills Staley is putting in 400 bar
!, rel cistern for John Weighton, at his
! north-of-town residence. Wills will
!. also make cistern of the same capa.
city at the Leet residence.
O Wednesday morning A. L. Weaver,
! who has been seriously i'll of stomach
! trouble appeared upon the streets, the
!. first time in ten days. His friends
:. are pleased to note his recovery.
Last Monday John Ruhs, of north
Melville township, fell from wagon,
while scooping grain, striking on his
: head and injuring him SO severely that
: he was laid up for a couple of days.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Van Gorder went
! to Des Moines Tuesday to attend the
n wedding of chum of Mr.. VANS
d From there they go to Okoboji, ac.
companied by the newly married
people, to remain until November LIST
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