Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Creveling return
ed from Newton Monday where they
had been visiting their daughter.
Miss Nettie Hill, niece OF the Nc
Guire sisters, returned to her home at
Omaha, Tuesday, after several days.
visit.
Gene Rust, one of the accommodate
ing clerks at Buthweg's, is at Redfield
this week making his parents visit.
He departed Wednesday.
George Bercham, of Avoca, is at
tending bar in Thos. Hogan's. These
gentlemen We're associates during Mr..
Hogan's residence at Avoca.
Al Dolahide is putting up nice
sized dwelling house in west Audubon
for Peter Henricksen, who works in
johnson d Nelson's elevator.
Gene Johnson was down to Extra,
Wednesday, making some needed re-
pair work on an engine at VIM. Wood
wards repair shops in that city.
Frank Jenkins shipped that valua-
BILE colt of his that had it's leg broken
some time ago, to Brayton, Tuesday.
It's Winslow Wilks and a fine one.
Beatrice Bice, who has been guest
at the home of e. D. Blackman the
past two or three weeks. returned to
her home at Des Moines, last Friday.
Fred Lyttle, who has been up at
Otto engineering the putting in of a
waterworks system for John Ward,
returned to the city the last of last
week.
Thos. Bells and wife, accompanied
by Julia Wilson, departed for Redtield
Tuesday evening, to make two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bellis rela-
tives and friends.
G. H. Rice, brother of R. C. Rice.
the trusted cashier Of the Corn Ex-
change Bank, returned to his home at
Garnett, Kansas, after a few days visit
here with Bob and other relatives.
May Kile gave party to number
of her young friends Wednesday even
ing, at her home in Prospect park. 1t
was most pleasant gathering together
OF friends and all enjoyed themselves.
Walter Mcintyre and family, of
Coon Rapids, came over Sunday to
make Mrs. McIntyre's parents, Jesse
Keith and wife, a visit. Mr.. Mcintyre
returned home Wednesday,, but his
wife will remain a week or so.
Mrs. L. Miller, who has been here
the past week, visiting with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly, returned to her
home at Ute, Saturday. She will go
into Chicago in few days and buy a
fall stock of millinery goods for her
store at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Phelps and two
children left for Milton, Vermont,
Wednesday to spend two weeks with
his relatives and early associates
among the hills where he spent his
boyhood days. When they leave Chi
cago they will pass over to Canada
and make the trip on the Canadian
side.
Miss Caledonia Young intends to 90
to Indianola the first of the school
year, where she will take year in
music at Simpsons college. Miss
Young is already an accomplished
musician and her numerous friends
will watch her career with interest,
hoping and trusting she may become
q ASdoN AiNO lllStSlClulI
have secured the agency for Audu-
bon county for the Duplex Automatic
Kisleman wire fence machine with
which over 100 different styles of fence
can be woven. Any one wanting to
buy machine so they can build their
own fence, or want fence built, address
me at Audubon, Iowa. Full particu-
lars and prompt attention will be
given. j. B. TRUNNEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Allen departed
Wednesday evening for Williamsburg,
Kansas, where he will visit Tor time,
expecting to soon engage in the news
paper business at Ottawa, Kansas.
Frank has enjoyed the distinction of
being one of the best newspaper men
IN western Iowa and leaves hoping to
find wider field. His friends pre-
sented him with beautiful opal ring
not for it's intrinsic value, but as a
token Of esteem and regard before his
departure.
Theo. F. Myers returned home We'd
nesday morning after an absence of
seven weeks in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Michigan. He was away to
escape the pressure of business, hoping
to regain his health which was badly
taxed by his close application to the
business cares of his Office. On his
way home he stopped off at his old
home at Pella and spent a few days.
He finds large volume Of business
awaiting his return which will receive
his usual prompt attention.
Joe Ellis, one of the crowd that en-
gagged in the fracas last Saturday
evening, was arrested and has been
confined in the county Jail and will
have preliminary hearing Friday.
Sam Rumelhart, the victim who suf-
fered the hardest of the punishment
has recovered so as to be about. 1t
was feared, at first that the injuries
sustained would prove fatal, but the
| indications later seems to be that out
side of the bad bruises which time will
| heal, there will be no serious develope-
ments. Those who indulge in hand to
hand combats under such influences
would 90 well to take heed, as it might
prove even more serious than this has
resulted in so far
The Epworth League Social Mon.
day night on the lawn at Mr.. and
Mrs. Farguson's was very pleasant
affair and Melted the league $1,000. A