Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-22
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Miss Dora Shredder was Manning
visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Mease went to Audubon on
business, last Saturday.
Miss Mae Bates, of Ross, was up
visiting with friends, last week.
Miss Mable and Grace Swaney were
Audubon visitors, last Saturday.
Mildred Creveling has been on the
sick list and not able to attend school.
Elmer Audas is meeting with re-
markable success in the sale of his
book.
Little Louise Bertch has been quite
i'll the last few days, of whooping
cough.
Gertie Ramsey, who has been sew
ing out at the Wulf home, returned,
last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Clark, of Hamlin, is
up visiting with her friends and rela-
tives this week.
Howard Kittell and Mr.. Halbath
formed partnership and purchased
an Owega board.
On account of the near approach of
Thanksgiving the duck market has
become quite brisk.
The Misses Mollie Barger and Min
ME Ramsey went to Audubon, Satur-
day last, on business excursion.
Miss Fanny Welty, who has been
visiting with friends at Stuart, re-
turned home last Monday evening.
Mr.. Harper, from Audubon, who
was in town two or three weeks ago
selling books was in town, Tuesday,
delivering them.
Mrs. w. Smith has been sick the
past week. Doctor Williams, of Man
ming, was called in and it is reported
that she has the typhoid fever.
Next week Rev. Stephenson will
begin a series of meetings. Let
everybody turn out and encourage
him at least with our presence.
Bea Lancelot, who had her arm
broken three or four weeks ago, fell
on her way to Sunday School, last
Sunday, but as she struck on her
shoulder she was not badly injured.
Charley Linn fell, while playing,
recently and cut bad cash over his
eye. Our Sidewalks were a perfect
glare of ice, Sunday and Monday and
many of our people took a tumble.
Dwight Patten and bride, of a few
weeks, are settled in their home here
and are cat home" to their friends.
We heartily welcome Mrs. Patten
and hope her life among us may be
one of constantly increasing happi-
ness.
Mate French went home, Tuesday
night, to be present at the farewell
social which was given in honor of
her sister, Orissa, who is going to
Des Moines, Friday: Mate says g She
had the best time she ever had in her
life.''
The Thanksgiving program to be
given at the M. E. church next Sun
day evening by the Christian Endea-
yor Society promises to be very in
teresting. No pains are being spared
in its preparation and all are Joining
in and putting forth their best efforts.
All are cordially invited.
Wilson and Albert Swaney spent
Sunday with their parents, over in
Cameron township. Wilson is put
ting in a system of telephones at
Manning, and Albert is acting as his
assistant. He is considered an expert,
and the stockholders in the company
recently formed feel that they are for
tunate In that he is their general
manager and secretary.
Mollie Barger was genuinely sur.
prised, Thursday evening, at the num-
Der of her visitors until it dawned
upon her, as they kept coming, that
it was surprise party. Although it
was unexpected, and consequently she
was not prepared, she rose to the oc-
casion and acted the hostess admirably
and the evening was one of mutual
pleasure and enjoyment. Come again
Miss Orissa French will go to Des
Moines Friday where she has employ
ment in the dressmaking department
of the Harris Emery firm. She ex-
poets to stay with them at least a
year. A number of her friends gath
cred at her house Tuesday evening to
spend few pleasant hours before her
departure. Her decision is much re.
GREETED but the best wishes of her
friends and acquaintance will 90
with her.
Ok, Blood Tablets are for thin blooded pao-
pie For sale at w. A. Hamler's.