Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-28
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al days past.
Thos. Turner of Cass county, is here
visiting his father, A. r. Turner, in
Prospect Park.
Ed Prick Jr., took the third degree
at Castle Hall Friday evening and is
tullfledged X. P.
Miss Lizzie Schneider is home for
weeks vacation from her school over
in Shelby county.
Hi Mendenhall and wife left for Chi
cago today to pass few days in the
big city on the lake.
Miss Grace Calkins, of Anita, is at A.
S. Culver's passing few days, sharing
the hospitality of her friends.
Chas Delahoyde and Ben Swartz
{ have disposed of the bowling alley to
Jack WEIGH Jr., and Clarence Alice.
Asa Barnhart and wife are at North
umberland Pa, visiting with his moth
er. They will stay about three weeks.
j NJ. McKarahan is invoicing his
stock of hardware and machinery this
week, being assisted by HI. S. Wattles,
i of Extra.
Frank Iibler and wife up in Viola
township are happy owing to sweet
ten-pound lump of baby girl born last
Saturday.
Benz. Hinkhouse, of Rock county,
Kansas, arrived, Monday, to pass a
few days with his cousin, Rev. II. F..
Hinkhouse.
Rev. L. J. U. Smay and wife have a
baby girl over at the parsonage, born
Tuesday, that brings joy and sunshine
to their home.
Mrs. w. H. Kelley left, Sunday
morning to pay visit to her brother,
Rev. A. w. Armstrong. She will re-
main until after New Year.
Jim Lockhart, of Atlantic, and Matt
Williams, of Red Oak, We're in town
the first of the week. Matt had some
colts that he was up looking after.
Miss Anna Viewer will leave the first
of the week for Stuart where she will
attend the wedding of a friend and pass
afew days having general good time.
G. #. Wright, principal of the Adair
public schools, returned home, Tues
day evening, after passing a few days
with his cousin, Henry Gray, and 9TH
err relatives.
.ieriff Jones will move from the
K >dnty Jail Monday to the VIM. Davis
! property on East Division street which
has been occupied the past few years
by E. d. Blackman.
Harley Imly, who has been up on
the new railroads in the northern
down Wednesday to visit with his
friap6c for a fpV davc
Writ Duvall, of Melville township,
left Wednesday evening over the Rock
Islond for West Chester, Iowa, where
he will visit for a couple of weeks
with relatives and friends.
Hugh Delahoyde is expected home
from Indlanola today, where he is at
tending Simpson College. He will
spend his holiday vacation visiting his
relatives and many friends.
Woods Soar arrived home from Ann
Arbor Saturday where he is attending
college and taking a law course. He
will spend the holidays at home, then
return and resume his studies.
There will be grand holiday ball
at Russelrs opera house Friday even
ing, under the auspices of the mana
furnished by Spencer's orchestra.
Miss Ada Detwiler is at home spend
ing vacation with her parents and
her many friends. She is one of our
progressive teachers and holds a good
position in the public schools at Fonda.
Miss Vergie Wilson entertained a
crowd of young people, Monday even
ing, at the home of her parents on
North Church street, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Howe, of Boone, Iowa.
Dave Andrews will have Il public
sale at his place in Melville township
near Larland on Wednesday, January
g. He will dispose of his horses, cattle,
hogs, farm implements and many
other articles.
A few ofo boys went out to Oma-
ha Wednesday, to attend a banquet to
be given by the Elks. The following
are those who went: a. /. Friend, n.
c. Bforson, +. NJ. Leet, o. p. Tylel
and Chas. McLaren.
c. l.. Preston brother of Geo. w
Preston, the popular South Park gro.
ceryma,,, departed for his home at
Villisca Tuesday after having had 8
pleasant visit during the past few
weeks he has been here.
G. b. Russell is steadily improving
of late and is feeling much better. He
is taking osteopathy treatment at pres
ent. He was able to go up to Mr.
Nash's and enjoy Christmas with the
relatives at their annual reunion.
Theo Christensen is here from Pleas,
antviile, Iowa, visiting his brother-in
Jaw, Fred Johnson, and relatives
I'heo. has not been back for severa
Years and is having II pleasant time
here with his friends and associates
We are informed that after January
LIST j. H. Jones will engage in the real
estate business. Hamp knows the
value of real estate in the county anC
if he goes at it and devotes all of his
time to the business he will doubtless
do good business.
Sam Terry and VIM. Benton each
bought carload of fine young stockers
from r. s PhelpS the first of he wael,