Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-27
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Ben Monk came down from Man
ming Tuesday to eat Christmas dinner
at home.
VIM. Greenwaldt arrived Sunday
and is visiting with his brother
County auditor A. F. Green waldt.
| J c. Burkey and family went down
to the south part of the county Christ
mas and attended the Turner-Pine
nuptials.
L. Ell. Haynes and wife left Tuesday
for Nebraska where they have many
friends whom they expect to visit ere
their return.
Miss Rose Frazier came up the first
of the week from Atlantic and is
spending the holidays with her brother
j. F. Frazier.
Northup 4 Darland purchased car
load of cattle of Hamp Jones Wednes.
day and shipped them out to Omaha
on the evening train.
John and Jennie Zion came in from
their home at Columbus Juction Sat-
urday and are spending the time visit
ing with their relatives here.
Do you want to move to Audubon?
1t so let us give you a bargain in a
good six room house. We need money
and must have it. G. A. MARLIN.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape Bring them
in and leave them with me.
]. G. WOLFE.
The young son of Peter Jorgenson
out by the Sharon creamery had the
misfortune to have one of his fingers
badly hurt in corn shelter last week.
We are informed that Herman
Relnemund has purchased stock of
hardware in Corning and intends to
move there and take possession of the
business.
A merry crowd ofpeople gathered at
the home of DR.. Eyer last Saturday
evening and spent the evening in a
social dance. Every one present had
splendid good time.
Geo. Hoover went to st Louis Tues
day to attend a big meeting of hard
ware men. Geo. is always looking for
those things that help to promote his
interests and those of his patrons.
Arlie Vail came up from her home
at Atlantic Tuesday to spend the holt
days with Edith ana Myrtle Town
send and her many other old time
school mates and former associates.
Chas. Darland will hold public
sale at his Douglas township home on
Friday January 4th. Charley intends
to quit the farm and will enter Drake
University soon to fit himself for the
practice of law.
Miss AIDA Detwiler accompanied by
her cousin Allen Squire is down from
Fonda spending her holiday vacation
at the comfortable country home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. bet
wiler in Lincoln township.
Word comes back from Pensacola,
Florida where d. W. Matthias and
family are spending the winter, that
they are delighted with the climate
and that he is feeling better and
stronger than he has for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swerenger of
Marshall county spent Christmas dav
at the pleasant home of Dick Northup
north west of town. While they ate
turkey and all those things that 90 to
with Christmas dinner they could
tell of boyhood tricks played on each
other and spent the day most pleas
antly.
John Roach arrived from Philadel-
phia Monday to eat Christmas dinner
with home folks. John has fine DO
sition with Philadelphia firm and
receives good salary. a few years
ago he was running a farm out west of
town which he still owns, and from
there went to college and thence to his
present position. 1t pays to educate
George Townsend is home from Col
fax and is much improved and after
the first OF the year will commence
work canvassing the county in the in
terest OF Taggart and Lymans nur-
sery. George has worked for this firm
before and is well known over most of
the county and has won a reputation
for honesty and worth that his friends
know can be depended upon.
Marriage licenses for the week:
>. j. Newell and Mary Paulsen.
Chas. 5. McLeran and Bertha Mus
son.
Claud Bressman and Louisa Newt.
X. l.. Hastings and Maud Anna
Price.
Roscoe Turner and Edith |. Pine.
Frank j MantZ and Ella Fisher.
William &. Andre and Daisy NJ. Nit
chell.
Ed. Frick and daughters Daisy and
Myrtle returned from their trip to
Cuba highly pleased with everything
they saw and entirely taken up with
the soft tropical climate of those to us
blood bought possessions. They came
home laden with souvenirs of the sea
shore, star fish, crabs, sea weeds and
many things of interest. From Cuba
they brought the bamboo cane, the
cocoanut with its natural covering and
Havana cigars for their friends. Such
a trip is not only a pleasure but an
educator. One reads of sights and
scenes but where they burst upon the
vision in all their loneliness they
create an image never to be forgotten.
a special jury has been drawn for a
special December term of court, at
which Judge w. r.. Green will preside.
The following is a list of jurors:
O. H. Lane LEROY