Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-03

Miss Mildred Smith returned from
Cambridge, Illinois, last Saturday
where she has visited the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Beams went over to
Harlan Tuesday to make visit of a
few days with her husbands parents
and other relatives.
Mrs. Ed Nandenburg and little son
Edward, of Kingsley, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening to pass few
days with her many friends.
The many friends of 1. Smutney will
be glad to learn that he is now able to
be up and out by aid of crutches. He
was down to his furniture store today.
Mrs. Chas Wilkins has been con-
slant sufferer the past week with the
asthma, an ailment she has been tor
tured with more or less for several
years.
w. z. Monroe, painted large and
attractive sign on the front and north
side of the Commercial House. Mr..
Monroe will after the 10th be located
at Extra.
VIM. Baylor returned to his duties
at the First National bank Wednes-
day morning after an absence of five
weeks-two at Lake Okoboji and three
in the bank at Extra.
Mrs. Anna Jordan, who has been
staying at her fathers, Mr.. Aldrich's
for several weeks under the DOCTORS
care, has gone to her home near Gray,
much improved in health
Miss Lillis Hayes, who has been at
lndianola and other places in the
state the past five weeks visiting with
relatives and friends, returned home
Wednesday morning. She will at
tend normal next week.
Jas. Lidd has purchased the F. ID.
Allen property in the east part of town.
1t is a beautiful little property and
one of the most comfortable locations
in the city. Consideration $1O5O.OO.
The deal was closed Wednesday.
Jas. Greer, cousin of VIM. Cloughly,
came out from Omaha, Monday, to
make him a short visit On his trip
out he stopped off at Atlantic and Wis
;ted with another cousin. He is a
clerk in the Boston Store, the largest
establishment of Its kind in Omaha.
NJ. Fabricious, of Hamlin, and Chris
Olsen, of Audubon, comprise firm
that will, after September LIST, start a
grocery store in the ]. H. Benson
building on Lower Broadway. They
are both energetic young men and
/ will no doubt make the new under
taking win.
At the Ninth district caucus held
at the court house in Des Moines dur
ing the state convention all the nomi-
nations We're made by acclimation in
about three minutes. There were no
contests. The election resulted as fol-
lows: Committee on credentials-F
M. Leet, Audubon. Committee on
permanent organization-J. E. Bruce,
!. Cass. Committee on resolutions
David Heimshimer, Mills. Nice-presi-
dent-W. q. Martin, Adair.
This will be the last week of the re-
view school. 1t has been a decided
, success, having enrolled the past week
: and this, l02 pupils, which compared
, with surrounding counties, is a very
! large attendance. Guthrie county on
: ly had 26 and Shelby county 81, either
: of which are larger counties than this.
, Next Monday normal begins and the
luSlfucLOfS expect aU leaSU ZUu SclOCl
!, Fma'ams present. Following is the
List of the instructors and the courses
6 which they will teach: w. H. Lance
E, lot, grammar and arithmetic; j. H.
Beveridge, history of education, U. S.
!, history, didactics and photography;
q F. P. Hooker, civil government, liter
. allure, economics and physiology; May
p Lundy, primary methods; r. A. Grit
fin, arithmetic, algebra, physical geog-
raphy; P. B. Woods, rhetoric, physics
}, conductor. During the normal the
! following lectures will be given at the
t M. E. church: On the evening of Aug
!. ust 10th a lecture will be given by
: Prof. Magee, of Carroll, subject,
v "Tongueless Takers" On August
S 18th, a lecture by Prof. Ed Amherst
f OFT, subject, "Sour Grapes" All
: school teachers are especially invited
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