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

Mrs. fInarnlsh and daughter. Iowa,
were Atlantic visitors over Sunday.
j. w. Fulton from Atlantic is Wis
iting with his son, DR.. Fulton Of this
place.
James Workman was visiting his
uncle, James Hunter, one day this
week.
Sadie and Ella Forsbeck were down
from Gray Tuesday visiting with
friends.
Miss Eta Kennels was an At
lantic visitor Saturday, returning
Monday.
DR.. A. L. Brooks went to Chicago
Wednesday TO attend to some matter
of business.
O. w. Eddy is limping around, the
result Of a mai accidently running in
to his knee.
Rachael Cole came in Monday from
Murr,y, called by the severe sick
ness q Grandma.
Tn county board meets September
3, to transact such business as NAV
come before that body.
Sylvester Arey went to Cedar Rap
ids Wednesday evening to visit for
/. time with friends there.
Harry Woodward and children left
for Chicago Sunday for visit with
his mother, who lives there.
Public school will begin Monday.
September 10, and the management
expect large attendance this year.
Mrs. Martin Esbeck and children
returned home this week after a ten
days visit at Kimballton and vicinity.
Uucle Jimmy Ellis and wife went
to Des Moines Monday to visit his
children and see the sights at the fair.
Mrs. James Davis returned home
from Chicago the first of the week.
where she has been visiting her rela-
tives.
Frank Adams, the new baker at
Charlie Talbots restaurant has assum-
ed his duties and is giving entire sat
isfaction.
A. j. 'Iollenbeck, the father of
Mrs. George Townsend arrived Mon
day from Scandal, Kansas to make
her a visit.
Miss Cloe Ridpath returned home
Saturday from Anita, after very en-
joyable time with her many friends
at that place.
Joe Cam, the hustling real estate
dsaler, was to South Dakota last
week with party of land seekers
from Manning.
, Miss Ora Masker, niece of War;
zen Cole arrived today from Grand
Junction to help to wait on grandma
who is seriously i'll.
Rev. Dickinson, from Sidney, is
visiting his many friends here this
week. He occupied the Presby terian
pulpit Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. u. Funk and daughter re-
turned home Wednesday evening
from Powshiek county where she has
been visiting for time.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar and Ella
Farquhar left Monday for Lincoln
Nebraska 10 visit with the brother of
the latter, Horace, who lives there.
Misses 'Gene and Emma Culver de-
parted Monday for Atlantic, where
they will visit a few days, and then
go on to Anita to visit with friends.
County Superintendent has finish
ed grading the papers for the teach
ers and sent out their certificates and
most of the schools will begin next
week
Mrs. Harvey Corwell arrived the
first of the week from Deadwooh,
South Dakota and is spending the
time visiting her sister, Mrs. w. P.
Fargusen..
j. 6. johnson, living out south
west OF town, went to Chicago Satur-
day to attend the reunion of old
soldiers and live again the life about
hecamp- fire.
Grandma Cole is lying very i'll at
the nome of her son. She is over
eighty years OF age and his sickness
istelling on her. We trust however
she will recover.
County Superintendent Arthur
Farqu bar. has moved from the prop
erty he has been living in and will
occupy the Foster home as soon as va
Gated by J. a. Nash.
Prof F. P. Hooker is aputting
telephone exchange in at Manning,
having forty phones already sub
scribed for This system will soon
extend all over The surrounding ter
ritory. :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cochran, from
out southwest of town, went down to
Atlantic the first of the week to look
over the large farm he recently pur,
chased down there, getting things in
shape to move later on.