Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-06
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city Sunday.
Mrs Clark Hester is reported quite
i'll of malarial fever.
Harry Ramsey was business Wis
itor at Manning Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Grow of Dedbam was
at the social Friday night.
Henry Wult and Frank Barger
went to Manning Monday.
Mrs DR.. Beers visited with har
daughter Edna at Manning.
Miss Mate French went to Audu-
bon, Thursday, returning Friday.
John Mcclure of Audubon, was
business visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Edna Beers came down from
Manning to attend the social Friday
night.
The Misses Lottie Perrine and
Mate French are pupils in our school
this year.
Joe Wulf and wife visited with the
lady's parents, John Lacv and wife
over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Webster of Audubon
is up visiting at the home Of her I'M
Gle, Jim luton.
Our school opened Monday with a
full attendance. Several non resident
pupils have entered.
Miss Alta Crow visited several days
at Dedham. She came back Wednes-
day and returned to her home in
Audubon Thursday.
The rest of the phones came last
week and most of them are in. Those
who understand the instruments pro-
nonnce them first class.
Mrs. Alice Barger, who has been
very i'll for several weeks, and was
supposed to be on the road to recov-
cry, is reported worse again.
Mrs. Peter Peterson has been on
the sick list but is better. Her daugh-
ter Emma, who has been employed
at the ranch was called home.
The schools taught by Emerson
Shelley, Sadie Forsbeck, Dora Schroe
der, Daisy Grove, Ella Forsbeck,
Anna French, and Mr.. Ralph opened
Monday.
Louie Groteluschen, Mr.. VanHorn
Maylon Hepp, Henry Wulf, Tom
Wilson, Milton Crow, Mrs Goodnow
and Stella Hepp were State Fair Wis
itors last week.
Harry Ramsey and his sister, Ger
tie. went over to Dedham Saturday,
and returned Sunday. A little neice
came back with them and will spend
few days visiting with relatives
here.
The home of L.. n. French was
quaraptined last week, as it was re.
ported that they had scarlet fever
Later events proved that it was al
error, as the little boy who was sup.
posed to have the fever is all righl
again.
The tire ran off the wagon in which
load of our young people-sixteer
in mum ber-were being conveyed tc
the social Friday night and the ladies
had to sit by the road in the dark
while the boys came back to town fol
another vehicle.
Emerson Shelley's broncho bucked
while he was riding it Sunday and al
though Emerson is pretty good ri.
der he and the broncho suddenly part
ed company. He is lame in conse.
quence but the pony was not serious.
~ injured He is teaching at the
Brooktield school.
Rev Weaver will preach his las,
sermon before conference next Sunday
afternoon. Whether it will be hi;
farewell sermon can not be deter.
mined until after conference. He has
proved himeelf to be a christian gent.
leman, good pastor and an excellen
preacher, and if he comes back again
our people will gladly welcome him
and if he is sent elsewhere, the bes1
wishes Of our people will go witt
him.
The new church at Sands is finish
ed and will be dedicated week from
next Sunday. The seats have beef
ordered but have not yet arrived, blu
are expected before the dedication
The people of the neighborbood ar
proud of the fact that they have con
tracted no debt. So far everything
has been paid and it is not probable
that there will be any money to rails
at the dedication. This has been al
most entirely due to the untirins
energy and heroic efforts of thei
pastor, Rev. Bertch, coupled will
the generosity of the christian peopl
Of the community. DR.. Miller, 0
Carlisle, will be present at the deica
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