Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30

or the first part of the week.
Marriage licenses for the week: S..
w. Hansen and Athena Petersen.
A new and complete line of latest
style 'mouldings just in at Frazier's.
If you want to be up to date get
your framing done at Fraziers. Fresh
stock. a505
Miss Beason arrived Wednesday
from Chicago to visit with her par
ents south of town.
E. H. Cole, of Cedar Rapids was
called here Monday on account Of the
illness of his mother.
James Hart is turning out the fin
ishings to the new Christian church
and is doing some excellent work.
Frick 4 Son are having a new brick
walk placed in front of their drug
store which adds much to the looks of
the corner.
Pat Stanton and daughter, Teresa,
went to Chicago, last Saturday, to
visit with his sister and other rela-
tives there and see the big G. A. r.
parade.
Misses Florence and Loretta Nc
earthly left, Tuesday evening, for
their home at Fairbury, Nebraska,
after very pleasant visit with their
friends here.
James Hunt and family were capt.
tai visitors the first of the week, re-
turning home Wednesday having seen
all the sights at the fair that they
cared to take in.
Dan Railsback went to Stuart the
first of the week to see about purchas-
ing a farm. If he does he expects to
go back west to Colorado to see
the sights there.
Frank Armstrong, from Melville
township, left for Jasper county, on
Monday, to visit with friends and rel
atives and look up place to rent for
the coming year.
Mrs. Geo. Hoover returned home
last Saturday morning from the great
Mormon city Of Salt Lake, where,
midst mountain scenes. she has grown
strong and ruddy.
Misses May Smith and Ethel Dag
ner, who have been visiting at the
Kuhn home, returned to Des Moines,
Monday, after very pleasant time
visiting with their friends.
Mr.. Conn, from Des Moines, has
been helping in the Grand Leader
store and will manage it in the future
He has the appearance Of one who
knows his business and understands
his customers.
| The Christian church will hold 3
lawn sociable, in the Park, Friday
| night, unless it is raining. If it il
raining they will hold it in the cour,
house. They are making prepare.
rations to have good time.
Word comes to us that VIM. Wonl
and family have moved to Boise City
Idaho, and will make that their futur.
home. Will was for years county at.
torney in this county and as sucf
made good and efficient officer.
D. M. Kelley, from Cedar Rapids
the adjuster for the Farmers Insur
ance Co., was here Tuesday adjusting
some of the recent losses for tn
company. John Graham, vino i
agent for the company, was taking
him around
VIM. Armstrong, from Melville
township, went to the old soldiers
reunion, in Chicago, Monday. H,
expects to return by the way o
Mitchelville, Jasper county, and Sc
Ills old army physician, who live
there, for treatment.
Moody and Clarence Yaggy, VIII
have been here for some time, paint
, ing up the property of their father's
returned home to Des Moines, Tues
day. The boys are manly fellows all,
have won the friendship Of all on
people who saw them.
CASTOR & Kelly just finished cav
for j. L. Bell, south of town, that
model Of its kind. 1t is is 1Ox14 am
contains six thousand seven hundre
and five bricks. Mr.. Bell is continu
ally improving his fine farm so as t
make things snug and comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlane let
Monday for the east. He accompani
ed her as far as Des Moines an
dropped off there to take in the stat
! fair and returned home Wednesday
She went on to Chicago for he
) health, hoping that the lake al
would benefit her.
s Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burdick have box
: ed everything up and shipped thel
I to their new home in Enid Oklahom
and will go themselves to-day. Thi
estimable couple have gained warn
5 place in the ELECTION of our peopl
1 who hate to see them leave but VIII
wish them prosperity in their ney
! home.
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