Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-24
Our lecture at last.

Our lecture at last.
G. p. Wiley is working insurance
in Adair. he,
W. j. Lancelot Sundayed with his
family here.
Wilson Swaney was quite sick one
day last week.
James Grow was visiting at Wal
nut last week.
Everett Smith shelled corn for S.
j. Barger Monday.
Rev. Hayden is still continuing his
revivals at the Sands.
Charlie Ramsey was down from
Dedham Monday last.
A big dance was held at the home
of W. L. Swaney Friday.
James Spear began school at the
Gray High School Monday.
Charles Tucker and wife Sundayed
with VIM. Lewis and family.
A large attendance is expected at
our teachers meeting here Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Handles was visiting
with old schoolmates here Saturday.
NJ. D. Crow moved to his next
years farm, six miles east of town
Tuesday.
The Woodmen will have grand
supper at the home of DIR. Beers
Thursday.
None of our young people attend
ed the, Teachers Meeting at Audu-
bon Saturday.
Frank Corner has q fine roadster
which he would like to trade for
heavy farm horse.
John Polzin took his daughter to
Carroll Friday evening to be treated
by physicians at that place.
Miss Mabel Steele, of Manning,
passed through here Saturday on her
way to visit Audubon friends.
Mr.. Mohr, our new lumberman,
has moved into the house formerly
occupied by A. r. Greenwaldt.
Two artists from Leyden's photo
graph gallery were in the city Tuesday
taking photographs of buildings.
w. f. Gray's new house is being
/. built and is we'll under way. The
new residence is to be a square one,
size 90 X %.
Revival meetings will commence at
the U. B. church Sunday evening,
February 81, and will continue for
two or three weeks.
The Gray High School debated the
the question g Resolved, That more
harm has come from falsehoods than
from gambling The affirmative
side won.
John Lacy, Of Harlan, arrived from
Atlantic Tuesday where he was ex-
amined by the pension board of ex-
aminers. He is visiting friends here
at present.
We notice that r. Moore Carpen-
ter, special reporter of the Advocate
for Manning has quit the "biz. y
We therefore look for new reporter
for that town.
The Foster lyceum last week had a
very poor attendance on account of
the Indictment weather. The ques-
ton, Resolved, That we owe more
to the soldier than to the statesman,
was decided in favor of the negative.
Better attendance desired next time
A. H. Barber & Co., have contract
ed with the Mistletoe Creamery Com
pany of this place to furnish all the
machinery necessary for conducting a
creamery for S1176. The deal was
made through the efforts Of Martin
Esbeck. The new building is to be
Sc X 4S aud is now we'll along in the
process of construction.
A number of our townsp eople
gathered at the home of r. g. Hepp
Tuesday, the occasion being Mr..
Hepp's Both birthday. The party
was a surprise to Mr.. Hepp, his
faithful spouse sending the invita-
tions. After spending very pleas.
ant evening in games and eating sup.
per, the guests left for home.
A travelling negro stopped in oul
city over night Monday. After 8
while lie proved to be a circus com
plete III himself. He was fair per-
former upon the guitar, accompany
ing his playing by singing, dancing,
etc. After giving two performances
and cracking many jokes on oul
townspeople he took upa collection
and started again upon his wander
ing way.
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