Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-01
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German SGcings Bank. No
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Abstract or Recording.
NASH dG PHELPS.
Al Hurd went to Omaha Tuesday.

Jean Clark will erect new house
on his Melville township farm this
fall.
Chas. Burnside returned last Tues
day from a months visit with his
sister at Grinnell.
Miss Patty Bryan left Tuesday for
Chicago where she will enter the en-
ploy of a millinery house.
Miss We've Mccarthy left Thursday
morning for Avoca to make her
brother, Tim, short visit.
Mrs. Henry Gray left Tuesday for
three weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Dallas county.
Miss Lura Beason left last Tuesday
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where she
goes to fill position as teacher in the
public schools.
Marriage Licenses David Phillips
and Isabella Sibson, Nels Anderson
and Anna Olsen, f. F. Farrell and
Olive N. Spear.
Mrs. Herman Reinemund returned
been very sick since her return but is
lCCoNSilllS stp piSSCiio.
Miss Lillian OFT departed Monday
evening for kildare, o. IT,, where she
expects to remain for some time as
teacher in some school.
John Reinemund and wife, C. f.
Brown, wife and daughters left last
Sunday morning for Wall Lake to
spend few days outing.
F. ]. Henshall, of Sioux Falls,
painter and paper hanger, will open
up shop over the implement store of
Kelley & Moody. Mr.. Henshall
formerly resided in Audubon and is a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Joe Moody.
]. A. Nash, B. c. Brookfield, C. II.
Earheart, d. c. Mott, B. S. Phelps,
II. w. Hanna, r. n. Carper, ]. w.
Rosenberg, A. H. Edwards, Theo. F.
Myers and Judge Green are attending
the state convention at Dubuque.
r. M. Carpenter has accepted posi-
ton as instructor at the Dexter Nor
NAL College, at Dexter, Iowa. He
will probably move to that place which
will be regretted by their many Audi
bon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Musson leave
for Salem, South Dakota, Friday of
this week From there they 90 to
Minneapolis, Mimi, to visit relatives
and the state fair, thence to Hope,
North Dakota, where Mrs. Ms sister
resides.
Wednesday of this week while
Borkowski Bros. were threshing for
Fred Kenople, in south Lincoln town.
ship, the stacks caught fire and
burned. The separator was rescued
| in the nick of time. About 500 bushels
| is the loss.
Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter,
Miss Ora, went to Omaha last Satur-
day to visit at the exposition over
Sunday. Miss Ora returned Monday,
Mrs. Evans stopping at Atlantic to
visit with the family of Rev. Dudley
for a few days.
Word has been received through
Mrs. Cook, of Davenport, that her
father, Mr.. Frank Gleason is i'll al
Dawson City where he and his wife
and son, Fred, went in search OF
wealth. Mrs. Gleason writes that his
recovery is impossible.
Ben Train, who has been troubled
for some time with an affection of his
eve was obliged to quit his duties al
the postoffice Tuesday. Mr.. Trair
goes to Des Moines Thursday Of this
week for treatment. Rev. Leeson is
assisting at the postoffice during his
absence.
Wednesday. Sept. nth. Is
CAillress's day at the Fur
and If the teachers of tA<
schools ,CizZ send the as,lssaLe,
of tickets desired to the Secre
tary or to the County Super
+ S.atenleslt. tickets sciLL he SEN,
for distribution.
Last Monday afternoon the fir,
r company was called out to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Isham on Tracy street
which was atire. Johnny Isham ha(
been cleaning his clothes with gaso
, line when he stepped on match will
, the above result. The flames were ex
tinguished before the water wa
turned on. Johnny was somewha
burned, but otherwise no damage wa.
done.
The Audubon public schools vii
| oDel HcAU NIOllut.S Will Ulle lOllOWlIG
teachers: Mr.. Hooker, superintendent
Mrs. Etfie Hoffman Rodgers, princi
pail Miss Hattie Bilharz, assistant
principals: Miss Ella Stearns, room
eight; Miss Buelah Soar, room seven
Miss Alta Grow, room six; Miss Belle
Lancelot, room five; Miss Nellie Dick
inson, room four; Miss Eva Luse
room three; Miss Julia Wilson, room
two; Miss May Lundy, room one, ant
Miss Young as musical director.
MARRIED-At the brides home il
Okaloosa, Iowa. Thursday morning
September 1, at 7 O'Clock, Mr.. jess
Springer and Miss Beta Lois Chris
tie, both of that city, Rev. G. A
Raglan officiating. The bride wa.
beautifully attired in blue broad
cloth travelling suit, while the groom
wore conventional black. The wed
ding was simple home wedding NJ
one being present but members of tn,
, family and few most intimat,
e friends. The parlors were beautifully
decorated in white flowers, palms anl
smilax. They were the recipients O
; many beautiful presents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Springer left on the Rock Islant
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