Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-27

Inc large MOTEL building is waiting
for an occupant.
Geo. Gray has been repairing some
OF his pasture fence adjacent to town.
w. j. Lancelot and NJ. j. Good
now were Manning visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Cunningham drove up Friday
taking her son home for the Saturday
vacation.
Aus Linn took load of potato es
to Manning for Polzin Il Fischer Sat
urday last.
Miss Regina Ayers is now doing
artistic work with the needle for
Myra Grow.
Mr.. Yetzer, of the firm of Yetzer
q Sauer, of Audubon, was in our
town Sunday last.
Pete Petersen moved his family in
to the unoccupied rooms over George
Gray's grain office Friday last.
Eugene Mertz and wife went to
Wall Lake Friday remaining until
Az oHltuN oCuC was CdIlcll lIeIt DS
the serious illness of his mother.
Harry Ramsay is doing some first
class carpet weaving. The work it
self is the only guarantee indeed.
Call on him before going elsewhere.
Miss Emily Johnston returned to
her home at Wall Lake Friday. She
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mohr who will remain for a few
days visit.
w. j. Stuart, OF Muscatine, district
deputy for Iowa and Nebraska of the
National Reserve Association which
has its headquarters in Kansas City,
Missouri, was in our city Sunday last.
The Endeavor Society gave an in
teresting literary program Sunday.
The entertainment was enjoyed by
everyone present. No more interest,"
ing was this however than the regu-
lar meeting. Come and see.
A great deal of new sidewalk is be-
ing put down. For this we are very
grateful, but is all of that built
which was ordered by the town coun-
Gil? Gray will soon be as we'll side
walked as other large cities.
Wednesday was pay day for oul
milkhaulers and many and frequent
were the calls on the bank that day as
the result. Stray and vicinity as well
as the patrons are proud Of the cream.
cry and justly she should be.
James Crow returned from several
days visit at Walnut Wednesday
evening, driving his horse which he
kept on his farm near that place, dur
ing the winter. Mrs. Edward Grow
and her little son returned with him
for short visit here.
The Teachers Meeting Friday even
ing was we'll attended and was fail
success. The questions were all vel
handled and the round table was ex,
, ceedingly interesting. The creates
: of interest was manifested and all fel
we'll repaid for the short time spen
there.
James Grow is negotiating for The
, purchase Of the building formerly oc
cupied by H. B. Shelley's store and
owned by an Omaha Company. l
Mr.. Grow makes the purchase ant
moves across it will be grand thing
for the hardware stores for as ON
jokingly remarked the other day
: "They can bore hole through TIT
walls and set their own prices. y
Miss Margaret Porter accompanie,
by her little sister Maud left 70
Scranton last week. This week Rev
Porter loaded his household good
and he and wife left for that plac
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter mad
many friends here during their shor
stay and regret very much their de
parture. The Reverend will max
his usual Sunday appointments.
Am Altman was seriously injure,
while attempting to unload a load o
hogs at the stock yards Saturday
He was unhitching his team whe
they became frightened and started
forward. Mr.. Altman fell and tn
wagon wheels passed over his breast
A large cash was cut across the RICH
temple and his ear was also badly in
iured.. He is now rapidly recovering
uuder the care of Dr.. Beers.
Rev. Laningham, Of Red Oak, dis
trict superintendent of the low
. Children's Home Society gave lee
ture here Thursday evening iliustrat
Z ing the same with stereopticon views
9 A free will offering was taken for tn
3 benefit Of the society. Rev. Laning
ham was assisted by Marion Johnso
also an officer Of the institution. fol
9 merly, of Audubon, but now of Fol-
3 Dodge. A local board was organ
2 lied here. The society is doing
good work and should receive til
2 support of everyone.