Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-27
CHARLES BAGLEY.

spend Christmas beneath the parental
! roof
The Misses Martin from Atlantic are
visiting at the Gransberry home this
week.
Miss Gene Culver went to Anita
Wednesday evening to visit with
friends
Joe Ross of the firm of Cosson and
Ross went home Tuesday to spend
Christmas.
Chas. Shafer was here the first of
week visiting with his brother in law
James Hart.
Clyde Baker who has been i'll for
some days past is better, being able to
be out again.
Many from the Rebekah lodge ex
pect to go to Atlantic Friday to attend
a meeting there.
Gil Jones spent the holidays with
home folks returning Wednesday to
his work again.
,Northup and Darland shipped car
of cattle to the Omaha markets We'd
nesday evening.
Ed Aldrich was up from his home
down by Adair spending Christmas
beneath the parental roof.
Mrs. Grace Kerr left for Hubbard
Iowa Tuesday to join her husband and
prepare their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kelly went to
Ontario to spend Christmas With their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Switzer.
Harry Webster came up from Stuart
and spent Christmas with his parents.
He leaves today for Madison county.
Miss Bertha Farguson has gone to
Terrill Iowa to spend her vacation
with her parents in their new home.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weighton was very sick
with diptheria the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNutt left
for Rock Island Illinois today to visit
a couple Of weeks with relatives and
friends
John Clifford and daughter Myrtle
week visiting with relatives and
friends.
Charley Kempf ST.. and wife left
Tuesday for Vitcor to visit during the
holidays and their son Chas Jr went
the next day.
John Cunningham departed for
home after spending pleasant
Christmas at the home of Barney
Cunningham.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya and daughter
Bonnie departed Tuesday for the
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spend the holidays.
Mrs. Hattie Lass and her daughter
came up from Minden and are spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Bailey.
Let Collins, the hustling real estate
dealer from Atlantic, was up Saturday
to attend to matters of business con-
nected with big land deal.
Miss Edna Webster took few days
vacation from her school in Shelby
county and came home and spent
Christmas with her parents.
VIM. Caldwell and wife are here
from Illinois visiting with his brother
Alex Caldwell who is assistant in
John Weightion's Lumber yard.
Miss Edna Detwiler is home from
Simpson college, Indianloa where she
is studying music, spending the holt
days with relatives and many friends
) o. L. Lane left for Grand Junction
Wednesday evening to purchase few
carloads of cattle to be ready to supply
the local demand for good stock cattle.
Scott Bradfort came in from his
Belle PLANE home Tuesday to spend
Christmas and the holidays with his
relatives at the David Lynch fam
lily.
The coming week court will con
vene and if the cases come to trial that
are assigned, doubtless it will be of
interest to those who are fond of the
sensational.
Will Wilson has received word from
the leader of the 5lst Iowa band that
they will disband the first of the year
and cannot give their entertainment
as was expected.
Will Fry had his corn shelter in at
. Gregg Wolfe's shop Wednesday hav-
ing it repaired so as to do the best
work possible for the many Jobs he has
contracted ahead.
Jolih Waru ana family departed
Monday for Clinton where thew ex-
pect to visit for q few days and then
she will go on to her home in Chicago
while he will return to attend to bust
ness.
l20 acres clear Nebraska farm for
sale in good neigbborhood three miles
from town at $3.50 per acre, 80 acres
broke.
r. l.. HARRIS, Dentist,
nl.s Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. G. b. Russell will entertain the
members of the Columbian club at her
, home January 4th. The members of
the Thursday club of Extra are invited
to meet with them. This will be
brilliant social event and the members
of each of the clubs are anticipating a
royal time.
The banquet given Tuesday nioh,
by the knights Templar in their castle
was one of the social events Of the
season. Visitors from out Of town