Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-06
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f. h. Adams has beautifed his
home with rich coat of beautiful
paint the past week.
G.. B. Russell left for scenes of other
days in Wisconsin, Wednesday even
ing. He expects to be gone about two
months.
Roy and Mildred Smith will depart
| for Cambridge, Illinois, the first of
the week where they will visit with
relatives.
G. w. Latiar, editor of the newsy
Manning Monitor, passed through
the city Tuesday morning enroute to
j. H. Hearseman left for Des Moines
| "Wednesday evening over the Rock
Island, where he will spend a few
days visiting with relatives.
Frank Bittenbender came up from
Brayton Monday and spent the
Fourth with his old time friends re-
turning Wednesday to his work.
-. Hill is having a neat barn
erected on his new Church street prop.
erty this week. Let could not get
along without good buggy horse.
w. r. Mcfarland, the courteous and
obliging clerk in the postoffice return
ed from Omaha Wednesday morning
where he had been attending to bust
ness.
Mrs. w. D. Bell, well and favorably
known here in former days arrived to-
day from Des Moines to visis with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson and
family.
Mrs. F. P. Bradley, Charley and
Bea, left for their home in Council
Bluffs, Wednesday, after two weeks
sojourn with old time friends and as
sociates.
Hugh Smith was up from Extra
Sunday being called here by the
presence of some one of the fair young
ladies who are attending the Summer
Review School.
Frank Davis and Tim Mendenhall
returned from trip through Missouri
and Kansas the last of the week. Tim
stopped off at Extra on his return
home and visited with relatives.
John Reinemund ST., returned home
from a fishing trip to Wall Lake, Wed.
nesday, feeling much improved and
rested and reports a most PLEASANT and
agreeable time fishing and spending
an outing on the beautiful lake.
John Kempf and Mrs. Hansen left
for their home at Victor, Wednesday
noon. They have had most enjoy
able visit with Charles Kempf and
family. Mrs. John Kempf will still
continue her visit here for some time
James Underwood, of Grand June
from Brayton where he had beef
visiting his brother. He stopped tc
visit Miss Caledonia Young, his step
: daughter, and his old friend w. p
Farguson.
Pet Hart and Virgo Wilson. two o
the winsome salesladies at j. f. Rus
sells large store, started on their sum.
mer vacation Wednesday evening
Miss Hart went to Valley Junction tc
visit her mother and Father Gleason
!; and Miss Wilson to Lanark, Illinois
to visit friends.
DR.. A. E. Stewart and wife, dangh
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thomas, O
the Park Hotel, have been spending
i pleasant week visiting and enjoyin,
the comforts of the town. The docto
departed Wednesday for a trip il
: Canada while Mrs. Stewart will re
main with her parents.
e In the Firemen's exhibition an,
0 race the day of the Fourth Will Ban
r ger accidentally fell and received TEN
S porary bruises that might have proven
: very serious. His arm was badl,
e bruised and his shoulder dislocated
He was properly cared for and tn
next day he was able to be out an
! down town. Will has plenty of gri
and nerve and will soon be able to b
g at himself again.
S A Band Picnic will be held at LAX
e View next Sunday, June 8, to whic
) the Northwestern line will run
: special train from Audubon and a.
o points on the Audubon branch on tn
:. following schedule and sell excursio
. tickets and return at the very 10,
2 rates: Leave Audubon at 700 a. m
> for $1.50; Ross 7:lO, $l.5O; Gray TOE
$1.25; Manning 7:45, $l.0O; arriving 8
h Lake View at 9:20 a. IN. Returnin
- train for above named stations wi
q leave Lake View at $50 p m. the sam
a day. Tickets good going and return
= ing only on special train.
5. Tuesday evening there occurre
n what might have been a sad an
; serious accident. When Mr. an
d Mrs. w. H. Humphrey returned HON
faom the celebration accompanied b
- her father who is feeble and aget
e they found the day had been to
" warm to one who is feeble and foun
!, it necessary to call for assistance t
&c carry him into the house. Tho!
20 Davis and Henry Ruhs were passin
e by and We're called to assist in gettin
"a the old gentleman to the hous
- and while SO doing the serious pal
,f occurred. A double seated bugg
=, 70 loaded with four young men as it's O
q cupants came dashing recklessly dow
y the road and ran into both of the rie
" that were standing III the road. TIL
y caused both of the teams to run ava
a throwing all the occupants out
10 both rigs, but owing to good forum
none of them were hurt. The team
dashed through the wire fence an
Mr.. Ruhs' buggy was completely d.
molished. 1t was all done so quic
that no one was able to identify an
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