Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20
G + 4 7
The meetings closed Friday.
Nate French Sundayed at home.


Mate French Sundayed at home.
Mrs. Patten went to Manning Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Chris Jensen has been on the
sick list but is better again.
An anniversary surprise party was
given to Mr.. Whine and wife Tues
day afternoon.
Aus. Linn moved his family into
the rooms which were formerly used
as lodge hall, Tuesday.
OF. Meas and wife departed, Tues
day, for three weeks visit with
their relatives down in Missouri.
Mrs. Christensen has had fine
new piano placed in her already beau
tiful home. Nels purchased it while
in Chicago last week.
Miss Clara Shelley was sick Thurs
day and Friday and unable to attend
to her school t.utles her brother Ar
den took charge OF her pupils.
Emerson Shelley and Elmer Audes
went to Manning, Saturday, and or
dered a graphophone. We understand
they expect to give entertainments.
Mollie Barger took the train for
Carroll Saturday returning Sunday.
While there she visited Miss Anna
French who is employed as nurse at
the hospital. She reports her as ell
loving her work,
News came over the wires, Tuesday,
that George Gray, Jr., and wife, who
live in. TsNas, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a little girl at their home
Grandpa Gray is overjoyed and the
treats are numerous
George Dykes and sisters, Nettie
and Dollie, gave an entertainment, on
Saturday night, with their graphic
phone. For various reasons there were
not many present but those who
heard it pronounced it good.
Doctor l.. l.. Beers returned from a
months visit with relatives in Ohio.
Tuesday. Mrs. Beers remained to be
present at the wedding of niece
which occurred today, December 30
She expects to be home by Christmas.
We will have Christmas tree at
the Methodist church on Christmas
Eve. A program is being prepared
and Santa Claus has visited us and left
many of his wares in our store win
dows much to the children's delight
The Ladies Mite Society will have
fair, Saturday afternoon and even
ing. All are requested to donate, and
also to look over the articles for sale.
Many things useful as well as orna-
mental will be there which would be
appropriate for Christmas presents,
and by purchasing you will be aiding
in a good cause.
For some time Mr.. Ingledue who
| lives about two miles northwest of
town has been afflicted with inflam-
nation Of the appendix. Two weeks
ago he went to the hospital at Carroll
and about ten days ago the physicians
performed a surgical operation. AT
the latest reports he was doing we'll
and it al goes we'll he will soon have
regained his usual health.
Mrs. Chandler, district deputy for
the Rebekahs accompanied by %
members OF the Audubon lodge, came
up last Wednesday for the purpose of
organizing lodge here. 10 members
were initiated and Others will Join
later. Our next meeting will take
place Wednesday evening, December
Goth. The kindness Of the Audubon
people in assisting us into the mys-
leries of the order is appreciated.
After severe illness of more than
a week, Mrs. William Smith passed
away Thursday. The funeral services
were held in the Nj. E. church on
Friday after which the remaius were
taken to Cameron Center cemetery