Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-22
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AL Friend went to Creston Saturday
evening for visit with home folks.
Fred Blume went to Carroll Wed
nesday to transact legal business for an
Audubon client.
Dollie Moore came,in from the coun-
try where she is at work and spent
Sunday with her friends the Misses
Johnson.
Vern Culver made business trip to
Elkhorn and Kimballton, Tuesday,
attending to business connected with
the firm
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
Wednesday morning Will Dryden's
wife presented him with twin BOYS.
Will is doubly proud of the young fell
lows and says he can't tell them
apart.
Frank Duval put four loads of fat
stock on the Northwestern special
Wednesday morning and sent them to
the eastern markets going with them
to assure good returns.
Mrs. Daniel Lynch received the sad
Intelligence Monday that her sister
had died at her home in Belle PLANE
and she left Immediately for that
place so as to be present at the funeral.
Report reaches us that Dan Rails.
back has purchased farm in Oklah0.
ma. Dan made good money on his
other farms and we trust has got bar
gain in his new venture, if he has pur-
chased.
The d class of the high school are
soon to give an entertainment to their
friends, each girl to invite boy friend
and the boys toinvite girl friends The
reception will be held at the home of
HI. w. Hanua.
Alfonso Swartz has accepted posi-
ton in ]. Friend & Sons clothing store
and will be found ready to wait upon
all customers. Fon's experience will
make him a valuable assistant during
the winter rush.
G. II. Sampson shipped six cars of
cattle over the North Western We'd
nesday for the eastern markets. He is
one Of the heaviest feeders in the
country and every year turns off sew
eral cars of stock.
Ned O'Brien departed last FRIDAY
for Butte, Montana. The far West
still offers good opportunities to the
boys and he who has pluck aud nerve
and will go out and stick to one thing
will win out in the long run.
Ed. Prick has made all arrange
ments to move to town and brought
in goods and his family last Monday.
Their many friends are pleased to have
them in their midst as they are all
valuable acquisitions to society.
The young people expect to give a
dance tomorrow evening in the Park
hotel. They will, no doubt, have a
pleasant time as preparations are being
made by those in charge to furnish
good music and entertainment.
Geo. Foley started one car of stock
from here "Wednesday and we under
stand put on some more at Ross send
ing them to the Chicago markets.
George is a good feeder and will re-
Mrs. J. A. Nash left Tuesday for Des
Moines where she will visit a few days
and then go on to Chicago where she
will be joined by Mr.. Nash and to-
4 gether they will spend Thanksgiving
at Kenelworth Hall with their daugh-
tiers, Beatrice and Gretchen.
4 Miss Auda Kelley returned home
Monday from Ontario where she has
been for some time visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Frank SwitZer. She had
q good visit and comes home better
I0Ntsn p,n1 fC r<>1 %l~x L.
had spent her vacation at home.
i The K. of P's. are starting out to dc
i a good winters work. Last Tuesday
night they balloted on two candidates
and have more in sight. The members
of this organization are good clean cut
fellows and conduct the lodge so it is
not only benefit but an honor to Join
4 Miss Lillls Hays came home Mon.
day from a several weeks visit with
friends. She has spent a profitable
vacation from her labors as teacher
and improved her opportunities as she
has always DONE so that now she will
be able to go back to her work with q
new energy.
Tuesday night there was pleasant
gathering of young folks at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. Fulton who spent the
J evening in croconole. Ithowever wa.
an informal gathering in which every
} one enjoyed themselves and were Al
, home. Those present We're: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Ericsson
Miss Myrtle Brown and Messrs. J. A
Parks, Frank Green, Geo. Cosson ant
Joe Ross.
Frank Taylor went to Nevada, Iowa
} Monday being called there by tele
!, gram announcing the death Of hi
!. brother, AL. All will remember tina
} AL was kicked last spring by horse
receiving injuries that resulted in hi
death. He was young man, jus
J starting in life. He was a true an6
, consistant friend and one whom al
trusted and respected. He is a mem
Der of the Camp of M. w. A. at thi
place and as neighbor in good stand
ing they mourn his loss. They hav'
acted nobly in his care, keeping vi
dues and giving him necessary aid al
along the line.