Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-09
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Mrs. Audas is improving.
Our high school is out for vaca-
ton.
Walter Audas sold his horse to a
Mr.. Mills of Manning.
Professor T. S. Meek left for his
home, in Des Moines, Saturday.
f. g. Hepp was transacting bust
ness in Naming one day last week.
James Barrick moved onto the
Ingledue farm northeast of town
Tuesday.
Miss Kelley, Of Audi bon, has a
music class here which she instructs
every Friday.
Just try the Endeavor and see low
interesting it is. Don't wait for
further invitation.
Doctor McKenna, of Manning, was
down, Saturday, making professions
al call at the F. c. Hepp home.
Milt Goodnow has had the Craney
building, near the Creamery, repair
ed, and has moved into the same.
Hite Packard has moved into the
house belonging to George Gray and
formerly occupied by Tom Dewitt.
Freeman Gwin will move this week
to a farm, about one mile from Extra,
which he has rented for this year.
Doc Antrim is going to leave our
little burg between the first and the
twentieth of June. Sure pop, he says
Mrs. Beers arrived home, THURSDAY,
from Two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Monroe, Jasper coun-
ty, this State.
Claus johnson moved onto the
place known as the &C Wild Bill
johnson Farm" southwest of this
place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Of Audubon,
parents Of Mrs. James Foster, of this
city, visited here Saturday and Sun
day of last week.
Henry Mohr and Ora Corner took a
little jaunt into the country to scare
up some Dummies. That's about as
far as the story goes.
Maylon Hepp has been quite sick
the past week with what was pro-
nounced severe case of hives. At
present ne is much better.
Mollie Barger has been staying
with Mrs, Audas. the past few days.
while Pearl has been teaching. Pearl
does not finish her school for another
week.
More reports bring the news OF
w. w. Perrine's election as director
at the Brooktield school; Peter Han
sen, reelection at the BuckDel
school aud Pol Wickham at the Ak
man.
DR.. Brooks and Mrs. Currant, OF
Audubon, were in our city last We'd
nesday. The latter has purchased
the DR.. Clark dentistry in Audubon
and intends to make her home there
henceforth.
| George Gray, Jr., departs for Texas
Thursday. Albert Sinclair will ac
company him and from the present
indication it will only be matter OF
time until George Sr., will also &C
down to look after the ranch he i
stocking up.
Owing to the serious sickness o
their daughter, Mrs. Nj. Nj. Kennels
of Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nj. Cor,
ner left for that place Thursday last
AS result Frank Corner and Franz
Altman have been patching it" a
the home of the former since then.
While sitting at his desk in hi
store Thursday, Louis Groteluscher
was taken with Il severe pain in the
shoulder. After few hours rest
the pain becoming no better, he call
ed on DR.. Beers to find the cause o
the trouble. The doctor called it in
tlamatory rheumatism.
Many teachers closed successful
terms of school Friday, among SOM
OF which are Dolly Dykes, No. 5
Cameron township; Wilson Swaney
No. 5, Cameron township: Myrli
Handles, No. l, Cameron township
Mollie Barger No. 8, Leroy town.
ship and Milton Swaney, No. l, Viol,
township.
Will Jordan whose home is nea
Ross, arrived in our town direct from
the Columbia river. He was rough
rider in the 3rd Z. S. Volunteer Cav
airy. From this regiment he receiv-
cd an honorable discharge. He thel
joined another regiment which after
a great deal of waiting was notified
that it would be considerable tim.
before it would be sent. He took hit
discharge and arrived here Thursday
He hopes to Join regiment that will
60 to Manila soon, however. He il
at present at his home near Ross.
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