Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-02
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VIM. Laubender's boy, who was so
badly hurt recently, is getting along
much better than was hoped for and
will soon be able to be out.
Tuesday evening being Halloween
the boys got out and had the usual
amount OF fun, changing things here
ana there, but doing nothing very bad.
Mrs. George Lyons, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Thomas, of the Park
hotel, arrived the first of the week
from Correctionville to make her par
ents and sister visit.
Martin w. Jensen, who formerly
worked for Lido Bros, is now EN-
ployed by the Guther & McDonalds
Tailoring Department, at Omaha, at
the salary of $2l.00 week.
Pat Carolan returned from Clarinda
Saturday evening where he had been
with Henry Lutt, who had been adj
Judged insane and ordered to be taken
to the hospital at Clarinda for treat
ment.
John OFT has moved his stock of
boots and shoes and his repair sbop
from the Mehle building to one of /.
Smutney'S bricks, where he will have
more commodious and comfortable
quarters
Ed. Prick, ST., went to Chicago, Sat
urday, with stock. Nels Hansen. the
efficient clerk in Mr.. Tricks drug
store, went with HIM. Nels returned
Wednesday morning and Ed. came in
this morning.
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returned to their respective homes in
Council Bluffs and Chicago, Monday,
after very pleasant ten days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. e. Bilham and
other relatives.
Judge d. M. Harris and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Russell, left for til cir
home at Missouri Valley to-day, much
to the regret of their relatives and
friends with whom they have been
having most delightful visit.
Mack and Jess Williams arrived from
their ranch, in northwestern Nebras-
ka, Wednesday evening, to pay a visit
to theirmother and their brother, Dave
Williams, up in Lincoln township, and
to see other relatives and friends.
p. IL Blackman and son, Howard,
departed Wednesday morning to De
Sofa, where he will visit with his
brother Mr.. Blackman is an earnest
energetic merchant and has won the
respect and esteem of our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Preston arrived
Wednesday from Des Moines and are
stopping with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ). Burdick, until they can find a
suitable house to live in. Mr.. Pres
Burdck's store.
l. a. Raedon and family, who have
been visiting this week at the pleas
ant home of our genial townsman r.
d. Blackman, returned Wednesday to
their home at Vinton. They depart
with many kindly remembrances of
the geniality of our lively little town.
The dedication of the new Presby-
terrain church will not take place the
coming Sunday according to previous
announcements some of the windows
failed to arrive so all the work could
be completed. No date will be set now
until all of the work is completed and
ready for the services.
The church fair to be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church, on next Tuesday, Novem-
Der 18th, promises to be one of the best
ever given by the society. Dinner
and supper will be served and as it
is on election day, there is no doubt,
but what they will be most literally
patroniZed. The fancy work and use.
full household articles, promise to be
abundant III quantity, from which the
sales will be many and the money re-
ceived will meet the expectations of
the ladies who are worthy of the most
liberal patronage.
In the gay circles of society pleasure
abounds and on Saturday evening
Misses Gene and Emma Culver and
May Lundy gave one of the mos,
pleasant dinner parties of the season
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Culver on South Market street
The following is a list of those present:
MESDAMES
Ed BilhaM G e Currant
r G Spencer Ed S Van Gorder
MISSES
Lucy Davis Hetlie Van Scov
May Farquhar Ada Kuhn
Nora Thomas Beulah Soar
Mary Wilson Myrtle Wilson
Mamie Davis Ella Van Scoy
Lizzie Davis Georgia McIlvain
Mary Farquhar Maud Doak
Bertha Musson Bertha Farguson
Laura Musson Bessie Townsend
Myrtle Stotts Ella Stearns
Nellie Dickinson Belle Burnside
Alta Crow Harriette Bilharz
Dora Larson Miss Randolph
Nellie Bilharz, Chicago.
Miss Montgomery, Belle PLANE.
Miss Clark, Iowa City.
One of the largest and prettiest so