Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-28
Miss Gertie Ramsey is on the SICK

Gene Mertz went to Audubon Tues
day on business.
Grant Lancelot is at home for his
holiday vacation.
Albert Goss and Pearl Lacy were
married Thursday.
Charlie Ramsey went to Halbur on
business Thursday. :
Mrs. Renttle has been quite sick but
is better at this writing.
Harry Bovaird and wife, of Ross,
were at FL. B. Shelley's, Sunday.
A deaf and dumb man on our streets
on Christmas attracted considerable
attention.
George Gray, Jr., is now full
tledged Odd Fellow, having taken the
third degree.
Peter Petersen, who has purchased
the Beedle building, moved his family
into it Thursday.
John Wolf, of south of Audubon,
was visiting his old friends in this
vicinity last week
Miss Belle Lancelot, who is teach
ing at Sibley, Osceola county, is at
home for the holidays.
AS there was no coal at the M. E.
church Sunday the Junior Endeavor
society had no meeting.
August Polzine, WIN is attending
school in st. Louis, is spending his
holiday vacation at home.
A social party will be given at the
M. d. Crow home Thursday evening.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
The schools taught by Mollie Bar
ger, Dollie Dykes and Grace Swaney
are having vacation this week.
Miss Clara Roberts, who attends
the AEdubon school, ate her Christ
mas dinner, with her parents here.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by number of invited guests at the
home Of Abe Foster last Thursday.
The masquerade at TIE hall on
Chsistmas night was pronounced a
grand success by those in attendance.
Louis Swanson and Pete Peterson
were initiated into the mysteries of
the Modern Woodmen Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Theo. Creveling went down
to her mothers, Mrs. John Cameron,
the first of the week to spend a few
days visiting.
Lou Barger will have sale on
Tuesday, January 9, i'll which he will
sell off everything except the house
hold furniture.
Dennis OLeary, editor of the Gid
den Graphic and John O'Leary's
brother, was down to the O'Leary-
McClain wedding Christmas.
A good old fashioned party was
given by Ed Lacy and wife Saturday
evening and those who were present
say it was a complete success.
A Christmas dinner was partaken of
by number of invited guests at the
George Lacy home which Terminated
in social dance in the evening.
A Mr.. Jones, of Poweshiek county,
brother of Mrs. Walter Audas, is at
the Audas home this week to be pres
ent at the Gray Audas wedding.
Howard Kittell, who has had en-
ployment ina lumber yard in Castana
for several months, has reterned and
ate his Christmas dinner at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael and moth
er, of Audubon, spent Christmas at
the home of their brother in law, Sam
Randles. They returned totheir home
Tuesday.
John O'Leary hied himself away to
Extra Christmas where he was united
in marriage to Miss Rose McClian.
The best wishes of his many friends
followed him.
Jack McMichael, formerly of this
place but now owner of fruit farm
in Missouri, is visiting with his
brothers, Tom and Will, and looking
after his landed interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, of near Tenn
pleton, had pleasant social gather
ing at their home Saturday in COM
memoration of their wedding, it being
the thirtieth anniversary of that event
Will Perrine sold his farm west of
town, receiving S45 and purchased
another over in Viola township for a
consideration of S35 per acre. He
will move his family to tie new one
in the spring.
Emf! Polzin, who has been at Sioux
City for several weeks where he has
undergone surgical operation for
appendicitis, has so far recovered as
to be able with his wife to visit his
brothers here. Although still an in
valid he is improving and hopes soon
to have regained his usual health.
Prof. PEG closed his course of lee
lures Saturday evening. A set of sill :
yer knives and forks which he was to
present to the most popular young
lady in the house on Friday evening
was carried off by Miss Laura Buck
ner, having cost our enthusiastic
youths somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of seventeen dollars.
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