Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
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Will Cloughly and wife returned
Monday from Ute where they have
been visiting.
Carrie Brooks went to Victor Satur-
day to visit over Sunday with an
uncle at that place.
The Epworth League give social
tonight in the basement of the church
and plans are laid to have a good time.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for a good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
Miss Ada Kuhn returned home
Tuesday from Des Moines where she
had stopped on her way home from
Ames.
Deputy Sheriff Sherm Humphrey
took a couple of horses to Anita Tues-N
day and lett them returning home by
train.
Nels Christensen shipped several
cars of stock Saturday from his Cam
eron township ranch and went with
them to Chicago.
f. P. Hooker spent Saturday in
Manning looking after his new tele-
phone system that he is having con-
stlucte d at that place.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church held a
very interesting session at the home of
Mrs. A. HI. Roberts last Tuesday.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with mo
j. g. WOLFE.
Frank P. Bradley came in from
Council Bluffs Tuesday and spent a
few days with his many friends trans
acting business and doing some hunt
ing.
Miss Maud Campbell, who has been
visiting couple of weeks at the home
of her uncle, j. S. Dennis, left Thurs
day last for her home in Canon City
Colorado.
N. P. Christensen. the /" Honest
Real Estate Dealer was in town Mon
day settling up some of the big deals
he has been making recently in the
real estate business.
VIM. Faulkner is now firmly es
tablished in the tonsorlal parlors of
Louis Lee and will be glad to meet
old time patrons and insures them a
neat hair cut or smooth shave.
Will Kelley and Sam Switzer re-
turned home Monday from South
OAK ota where they have been for some
time making Improvements on the
farm of w. HI. Kelly, father of the
former.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Talbot took a
lay-off from business in their restaur-
ant last week and went to Carroll long
enough to get breath. Mrs. Talbot
returned Monday but Charley stayed
a few days longer.
Many of our people will be pleased
to hear that the 51st Iowa band will
again appear in Audubon. Dates have
not been made exactly but they will
be here the latter part of the month.
They gave universal satisfaction when
they were here before and will now.
Workmen are busy in the building
of b. r. Howald's on the north side Of
Main street, built by Frank Gleason,
tearing out the rear, and papering and
fixing up the inside Over twenty
men We're at work Monday. The rush
is being made so as to have it ready
for occupancy by the first of next
month. When completed Fred Yer
milya will move his stock to it. 1t is
being fitted SO that he will have his
millinery department separate from
the other stock and will give him the
additional room that his trade merits
| in all departments. 1t is all being
handsomely furnished, newly papered
and fitted up. There will be a large
arched doorway between the stock
and millinery department which will
add to the convenience of the latter.
If Fred's trade continues to increase
he will soon run good department
store.
We clip the following from the Iowa
State Register of Tuesday:
4 Minburn, Iowa, Nov. l2..-At the
close of the morning service in the
Church of Christ yesterday, Rev. r. j.
O'Connor, of Audubon, was received
into fellowship and welcomed by the
members individually. Mr.. O'ConnoI
preached here for the Baptist people .
few years ago. He is highly regarded
in the community and has many sin
cere friends here. Rev. O'Connol
preached in the evening from the tex
John lille, and in the course of hi.
sermon made a full explanation of tn,
step he had taken. He had nothing
to say against the denomination hi
had left. He felt that denomination
ism was hindrance to his persona
usefulness and personal spiritua
growth. He came here to unite witt
the Church of Christ, because he fel
it was best to take that step ina com
munity where he was well known
and also because it would crafty hin
to be welcomed into the fold by Paste
Harrington and his wife with whom
he is intimate. The sermon was de
livered with an earnestness and fervo
that held the close attention of ever,
soul in the church, and asi in proc
of his statement that he would be uset
more by throwing aside denomina
tionalism one came forward and con
fessed Christ. Mr.. O'Connor expect
ed to go to Missouri this winter, bu
has changed his mind. He feels tina
II he takes up pastoral or evangelisti
work he can accomplish more anon.
the people who know him thel
among strangers.