Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-27
NASH & PHELPS,

4t-4SH d. IHELPS.
Buy your shoes at shoe store. Ras-
mussen d Jensen's is the place.
Louie Bagley from Kansas CITY is
visiting at the home of Chas. Bagley
this week.
Albert and Jerry Morrissey were
here the first ofthe week visiting with
their relatives and ftiends.
Frank Robinson came in from Des
MONIES the first of the week to spend
Christmas time with his family.
A brother and sister of Mrs. Thorp
arrived from Talmage, Nebraska, to
visit with her during the holidays.
Mrs. Tharnjsh returned home from
Atlantic Wednesday evening where
she has been attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Templeman,
from Lewis, came up Monday to visit
with their daughter Mrs DIR. Fulton.
The Commercial bank has been
newly papered during the week and
presents new and attractive appear
ance.
Mrs. III. w. Wilson returned home
from Kansas City Monday where she
been for some time visiting with rela-
tives.
DR.. Fulton went down to Atlantic
Monday to attend to his mother who
has been very sick but who is recover
ing nicely now.
Ed. Frick, Jr. went to Council,
Bluffs Monday to spend Christmas
with DR.. Childs who is there visiting
with his parents.
Dana Edwards, brother-in.law of
VIM. McLeran, came in from Rock
Island to be present at the McLeran-
Musson wedding.
d. F. Dickinson came in from Ft
Dodge Wednesday morning and will
spend the week with his many friends
and former associates.
Guy Parks is here from Newton
spending the holidays with his brother
j. .. Parks who clerks in the Big
Store of E. Bilharz & Son.
Mrs. b. d. Blackman is expected up
from her home in DeSota the latter
part of the week to visit for time
with her many friends here.
VIII Cochran was down to Atlantic
the hrst of the week to see after his
farm. He has an offer of $50. 90 per
acre which he may accept forit.
Fred Blume went to Montezuma
Saturday to spend Christmas with
friends and from there he will go to
Des Moines to attend to business.
In the damage suit tried in court
last week between John Weightou
and lola M. Weber, the jury returned
a verdict in favor of the defendant.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
Miss Johnson, who has been EN-
ployed in the VIM. Cloughly home re-
turned to her parental home west of
Extra to spend the holidays and rest.
Mr. Bullock, one of the successful
merchants from Anita, visited the
first of the week with his friend, r, O.
Lamoreaux in at j. #. Russells large
store.
Mrs. J. L. Carmichael and the miss.
es Lillian OFT and Alta Crow departed
Tuesday for Des Moines where thew
go to be in attendance at the State
teachers association.
Prof. Hooker Harriet Bilharz and
county superintendent Arthur Far
quhar went to Des Moines Monday
evening to take part in the State
Teachers Association.
Inc millinery season is over and
Miss Myrtle Wilson finished her work
at the head of this department in j. f,
RusselFs store and Miss Myrtle Brown
now looks after this department.
! Geo. McFarlGne and his aunt Mrs.
McFarane are expected home from
Cedar Rapids today. Will is still low
with fever and shows but little change
for better or worse, but all hope he
Will soon be on the mend
Nellie Ellis came home from Des
Moines to spend Christmas with her
father ana mother. She promised her
father that she would return home
each year at Christmas time as long as
he lived. He was IS years old Christ
mas day and is hale enough to last
many years yet.
Miscellaneous books in sets and sim
gle, albums, toilet cases, glove and
handkerchief boxes, work boxes, shaw
ing sets, elegant gift books, beautiful
celluloid novelties, toys and games of
all kinds for the little ones, hobby
horses, shoe flies, iron trains, dolls,
doll heads, doll cabs, sleds, ETC., at A.
ii. Roberts.
Henry and Charles Ogden from
What Cheer dropped in the first
| OF the week on their cousin Charley
Huntsbergel, and are having "a good
visit. The boys lived in the county
but moved away fifteen years ago
when they We're mere boys. They are
now men grown and Charley was
much surprised when they stepped in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Shingledecker en-
tertalned about seventy of their
friends at their comfortable home east
OF town Christmas. The invited
guests assembled early and passed
day such as Only the peODle of that