Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-21
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| Miss Beulah Soar returned Wednes-
day evening from a three months
visit in the East.
| Nelson Cowles went to Manning
Sunday on his wheel and passed a
pleasant day with friends.
Theo. F. Myers left for Des Moines
Wednesday evening where he goes to
attend to some important legal affairs.
| F. M. Leet and n. C. Brorsen went
to Chicago Sunday on the special
stock train, returning home this morn
ing.
Jus. Justesen left for Omaha Tues
day where he will spend couple of
weeks looking at the Greater Exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Geo. Cooley, of Manning.
mother of Hes Obey, arrived Sat
urday and wiz make several days
visit.
HI. Cooley has been appointed adj
ministrator for his fathers estate.
Most of the property is located at
Manning and Dedham.
Joe Dixon and his son Ben returned
from Lake Okoboji Saturday. Joe
says fishing was good and that they
had very pleasant trip.
Effie and Hazel McEnturff, of Man
ming who has been visiting at the Cos
son homestead returned home Thurs
day after pleasant visit.
Virgo Wilson and Orpha Baxter
wheeled it out to James McNutt's at
Old Hamlin Sunday and passed most
pleasant and delightful day.
B. S. Phelps went to Butte, Nebras-
ka, Wednesday to accompany his wife
home, who mas been visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Forbes.
Mrs. ]. j. Barnes, sister of Mrs.
c. A. Dennis, arrived from Omaha
Wednesday evening to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cassidy.
! U. L. Patten, one of Manning's lead
ing grain merchants was in town
Wednesday looking after the pur-
chasing of grain from some of our
local dealers.
Another carload of horses was sold
at the Rock Island stock yards Mon
day. The prices obtained were only
fair but it required only about an
hour to close them out.
1t is reported that T. F. Wilhelm
has decided to open drug store at
Winterset. If he does not succeed in
buying one already established he will
put in a complete new stock.
w. r. Browning returned from Chi
cago Wednesday. where he had ac-
companied w. H. Lows shipment of
stock that went out on the Rock
Island special, Sunday morning.
D. G. Mott, r. l.. Harris and II. w.
Wilson went to Council Bluffs this
week to serve as jurors in the Federal
court. Mr.. Mott got excused and re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
w. G. Wilson, J. r. Call and Lutte
Marsh, three good reliable citizens of
Audubon township, were in Audubon
Wednesday paying taxes, attending to
other business and chatting with
J friends.
Mrs. Lois Stuart is having 10000
bushels of corn shelled out on the Mel.
vile township ranch. Some of this
) corn is several years old. The corn is
!, being hauled to town and put on cars
for shipment as fast as delivered.
Miss Foster, of Council Bluffs and
| Miss Nicholson, of Atlantic, nieces of
VIM. Cloughly, returned to their
homes Tuesday evening after de.
lightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
; Cloughly in their palatial home.
John Doak and o. L. Lane are in
southern Nebraska looking after the
shipment of 500 calves which they
have bought and will bring here.
They are fine herd OF well selected
choice young animals of good stock.
Messrs. Jno. Weighton, Brosks, Mo.
sier, O'Connell and Chas. Talbot drove
over to the Guthrie county line and
spent couple of days hunting chick
ems. They returned with forty six
t chickens and feel we'll satisfied with
their hunt.
Nate Carper left for Des Moines
Saturday evening to look after bust.
ness at the U. S. patent office, pertain.
ing to his neck yoke. From there he
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county and pay visit to old friends
and the scenes of his boyhood days
County Auditor A. F. Greenwaldl
moved into the Theo. Myers property
| on Church street Tuesday. The tear
ing up and moving put him in very
disagreeable humor but as soon as
: they are comfortably settled be viii
; greet all with his usual smile of cour
tesy.
Miss Nora Oelke is attending schoo
at the Atlantic Business college. Ou
of some so who took the examination
at the time she entered, she headed
the list in scholarship. We ar,
pleased to see our girls lead and hope
Miss Nora may we'll equip herself fol
the higher and nobler positions in life
Hank Low shipped eight carloads o
fine fat cattle on the Rock IslanC
special. Hank has some 500 head O.
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