Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-09


lilo PARROT now rides new bicy-
Gle.
Will and Albert Bintner, south of
town, sold couple of carloads of
extra we'll fatted cattle to the Extra
dealers, this week, and they went
to Chicago on that special which
left last Saturday evening.
Last Tuesday morning Phillip
Aupperle and Chris Miller started
for South Dakota to look at the
country and if they are pleased
with the prospects up there per
chance they may buy land there.
Miss Austa Bell, one of Cass
county's best school teachers, came
up from Atlantic. on last Saturday
evening, and passed the Sabbath in
this city, a guest of her friends at
the Rev. r. C. F. Chambers home.
J. B. Connrardy, OF Extra, was in
town this morning to meet his wife
who returned from visit with her
father, Mr.. G. I. Poage, at Norka,
Kansas, formerly citizen of Audu-
bon county.-Tuesday Telegraph.
Elmer Clure. who has been help
ing Peter Hunts1nan in his harness
shop for the past few months, went
up to Extra, Friday evening, on a
weeks visit to his parents. Charley
Glure and wife.-Griswold Aneri-
can.
Theo. Patty received letter last
Wednesday, from Samuel E. Carey,
President of the Iowa State Insur-
ance Company, advising him of the
fact that he had been appointed a
local agent of that institution, that
is located at keokuk.
Conductor Frank Bundy left this
morning for Avoca and will 90 from
there to Chicago to join his family,
who left last week. J. Johnson of
Valley Junction, takes his place on
the north branch during his vaca-
tion.-Tuesday Atlantic Telegraph.
Miss Ina Anders and her cousin,
Carrie Anders, from Atlantic, went
down near Oakheld one day this
week, and had good visit with the
Uncle William Ordway family.
They came back with marvellous
stories of the quality and quantity
of Mr.. Ordway's apple crop this
year.
Mrs. J. B. Connrardy, who has
been visiting with her parents,
Uncle G. 7. Poage, and brother Mr..
Dellie Poage, down at Hubbell,
Nebraska, came home last Tuesday
evening and looks as if the outing
had agreed with her. She reports
her people down there as we'll, pros
porous and seemingly contented.
Mrs. ]. P. Lair received letter
this week from her son, Roy Davis,
who is a member of Company " d."
Eleventh United States Regulars,
and who is now at San Juan, Porto
Rico, telling her that his company
had been ordered to 90 to Fort
Ethan Allen, Vermont, and that
they would soon leave for that
place.
Jacob Bauer, our city meat mar
ket man, has had one of Professor
Rockers telephones put in his resi-
dence, down in kickapoo Park, Mr.
]. F. McAninch has had a phone
put in his home, on Carthage street,
Walter Copeland has another one
put in his law office in the Stuart
Bank Block, and Fred Andrews
now has a telephone in his grocery
store. at West Town.
"A camping party, consisting of
Mrs. S. J. Dodge and her daughters
Miss Bessie Dodge. Mrs. Billie Dyer
and family, Mrs. John Dodge, and
her baby, Mrs. l. L. Statzell and her
children; Charley Pattison and his
family started overland, Wednes-
day, for Crystal Lake, near Lewis.
At Atlantic they will be joined by
John Dodge who was returning
from his jaunt out in Nebraska and
they all proceeded on their way to
lake, expecting to return home the
first part of next week.
The August meeting of the
Mothers Society was held in the
Methodist church, on last Friday.
The attendance was good. The
devotional exercises were under the
leadership of Mrs. ]. c. Newton.
Ihe Educational topic was spoken
of in two of it's phases: A] Child
ren's Rights in the Church. [Bl In
The Home. The last part Of the
subject was discussed at some
length. After the transaction of
business the meeting adjourned.
g. G. ID.
Last Saturday evening we were
invited by Mr.. Nate Turner, from
up in Greeley township, to take a
carriage ride and visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner,
down at Lorah. We accepted the
invitation, and after having passed
through twelve miles of wheat, oat
fields we arrived at his fathers
door, lust at sunset After hearty