Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-02
GRAY.
Mrs. Audas is slowly improving.

Mrs. Audss is slowly improving.
Hold Free, of Manning, was view
ing our town last week.
Prof. Meek made business trip to
Manning Saturday last.
Landlord Sorensen returned from
Council Bluffs Thursday.
Asmus Boysen returned Tuesday
from protracted business trip.
r. G. Spencer was attending to
business matters in our city Wednes-
day.
Miss Julia Wilson, of Audubon,
Sundayed with the family of M. NJ.
Corner.
No Oddfellow lodge last Saturday
because of the fury of the storm that
evening.
Owing to the snowstorm we are
not able to note the many movements
Of mankind that we usually do.
James Foster intends to commence
work at once on a new building
which he will occupy with saloon.
Pearl Audas resumed her school
duties Tuesday after weeks vaca-
| ton because of the sickness of her
mother
George Gray has ordered car in
which to ship a load of stock to
Texas where it his intentions to 90
before long.
| James Foster and his little son
have been suffering from the mumps
and vaccinated arms the past week
but are nearly we'll again.
Sam milford is the all around man
here since Tom Dewitt has left. He
will carpenter, paper, plaster or do
any of the professional work.
Emerson Shelley was at Audubon
Friday and Saturday last, taking the
teachers examination. He also pene-
trated into the mysteries of the c. NJ !.
A. lodge Of this place Friday eve.
Pete Petersen moved into the
building recently vacated bv Audi
tor Greenwaldt Thursday. Pete un-
doubtedly intends to stay with us for
awhile.
No quarterly meeting service was
held last Saturday evening and but a
very short one Sunday morning. No
Sunday school was held in the after
noon, nor Endeavor at night.
Cease your weary vigils, We
watchers of the night! That butch
cred hog has been found and we are
of the opinion that it has taken its
last trip. 1t has founG. warm place
now.
Last Wednesday eve just as the last
streaks Of dawn were fading, our
worthy postmaster took it upon him
self to perform an acrobatic feat up
on the ice-covered sidewalk in front
of the bank The performance was
good but lacked spectators.
A number Of the ladies of the
M. E. church met last Friday anc
gave their edifice thorough scour-
ing and general cleaning. They are
now talking of repairing the struc-
ture which will be great improve.
ment over its present appearance.
A couple of our young farmers
came together last Saturday in {
manner commonly described as CLASH
of arms. After two rounds in the
elevator runway, the fight was de.
clared a draw and both participant!
went home happy with no marks left
to ever tell the story Of Their
troubles.
The schools of Districts No. ant
J ., Cameron township. are going tt
unite and give rs good an entertain
ment as you often see in these part
on Friday March II in the Cameron
Center schoolhouse. The RESPECTIVE,
teachers are making numerous prep
alations and the affair will surely b.
a success.
For the past few weeks the cream
cry operators have had to pump al
the water used by hand because OF
the steam pump being broken. M
inefOus attempts ndu Deen maze u
remedy the break but Of no avail. a
council of war was held Tuesday, til
machine was dissected and the breal
brought to light. The creamer,
boys are again happy.
About the fifteenth of March
, Theo Creveling, Of Audubon, viii
open general store here. Ora,
has always been a good trading plac
and every new business house will
! bring that much more trade to GU
town. Mr.. Creveling is an ex
perienced business man and on
people are glad to welcome him i
! our business and social circles.
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