Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-27
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business.
Nelson Cowles left Saturday evening
for Des Moines and visited until Tues
day in our Capital.
Hans Christensen, the senior clerk
in Russells store is attending business
in Chicago this week.
Henry Hale went to Boone Tuesday
to remain couple of weeks working
at his trade-that of a carpenter.
James Workman departed Monday
for Oklahoma City, after a pleasant
visit with home folks and friends.
Will Baylor returned home from
Des Moines Monday, after vacation
of couple of weeks from the bank.
DR.. R. +. Childs is visiting with his
parents in Council Bluffs this week
and taking in the sights in Omaha.
j. H. Mosier made business trip to
Council Bluffs the first of the week to
attend to some matters of business.
Irve Eddy departed Saturday even
ing for Chicago to take up his work in
Mrs. o. E. Walker arrived home
from Clinton county last Thursday,
where she has been visiting for some
time.
John McAble, the expert horse
shoer at ]. r. Pounds, has resigned
his position and gone to Red Oak to
| work.
Mrs. Will Woodward, of Extra, re-
turned home Monday after spending
few pleasant days at the r. n. Carper
homestead.
Harry Watts went to Omaha Tues
day to visit his grandparents and to
see the sights in the city during the
great carnival.
Miss Mae Campbell returned to Har-
ant visit with Miss Mae Relnemund
and other friends.
F. P. Bradley came in from Council
Bluffs Tuesday and spent the day at
tending to business matters and chat
ting with friends.
Miss Emma johnson has resigned
her position with the popular tailor,
G.. w. Hanson, and is now working in
Lidd Bios. store.
Mrs. G. Anderson, from Clinton,
came last Friday and is spending the
week visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
P. A. Rasmussen.
Mosier & Boylan are adding some
new book cases to the fixtures of the
Office, which will add much to the
conveniences thereof.
Mrs Eugene Mertz was down from
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tives and friends, returning home
Wednesday morning.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
If JAMES HART.
i Charley Dennis is at Omaha this
week attending the grand carnival.
Will Kelly is working at the North
Western station during his absence.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and her daughter
Theresa, left for Silver City, New
Mexico, Tuesday, to pay visit to her
mother and sister, who reside there.
Miss Maud Van Wark, of Prairie
City, came in the last of the week and
is having pleasant visit with the
Elwood boys, who are her nephews.
. Mothers, come to our store for your
children's clothing, where you can al
ways get satisfactory goods.
LIDO BROS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Leet left for
Omaha Wednesday to take in the great
Ak-Sar-Ben parades, which are now in
full force in the city of exposition fame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Switzer returned
!, home Tuesday from the eastern part Of
: the state where they have been for
some time visiting with relatives and
friends.
! The little child of Mrs. Walter Conn
! rardy had the misfortune Wednesday
3 to get couple Of its fingers in the
clothes wringer and get them severely
smashed.
] Jim tombstone, who was the baker
some years ago at Frank Rice's popu.
: lar restaurant, but now at Boone, is
visiting this week among his old time
, friends here.
g The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
knudsen, out in Douglas township,
: was made bright Wednesday morning
7 by the arrival of bouncing baby boy
at their place.
5 Lora Bailey and Clarence Drake re-
: turned home Wednesday from Perry,
where they had been at the county
fair. They report that the rain spoiled
Z the fair there.
The big tent is up in the park and
everything is all ready for big meet.
g ing tonight, when Hon. Robt. G.
, Cousins will address the people OH the
issues of the day.
There will be public sale of calves
at the Dryden livery barn IN Audi.
r bon, Saturday afternoon. This is a
good opportunity to get fine bunch
r of young stockers.
r Bert Covalt, who has been visiting
for time with his cousin, Morris
Armstrong, went to Denison Monday
to look after some business in connec.
: ton with drug store there.
Drs. Jackson and Brooks with theil
wives drove toward Guthrie county
Tuesday on chicken hunt. They
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