Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-28
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IHeIou CftVelluS HAS a new clefk.
Ans Linn is out to the Boyson
ranch haying.
Mollie Barger was Manning Wis
itor, Tuesday.
Miss Ada Kittell visited in Man
ming Thursday.
Will Barger began work tor Sam
Handles, Monday.
Miss Mate French visited at home
a portion of last week.
Miss Mabel Swaney visited the
review school, Monday.
Emerson Shelley is working for
Byde Baldwin this week.
Frank Barger came down from
Manning and spent Sunday.
A little girl took up its residence
at the Fred Hepp home, Sunday.
The CARRIER and milford families
spent Sunday at the Hinch home.
Miss Bertha Shelley spent portion
of last week sewing for Mrs. OF Mease.
Miss Anna French closes her three
months term Of school, at the Sands,
Friday.
Doctor Brooks was called to the
home of M. D. Grow, Sunday, Mrs.
Grow being quite sick.
Mrs. Mollie Dixon, of Sac City,
and two children are visiting at the
home of Mrs. r. A. Steere.
Jim Foster took Harry Ramsey,
our blind man, to Manning, Tuesday;
to deliver load of brooms.
!. Mrs. Signal, of Manning, formerly
Miss Jennie Swiger, visited at the
Walter Audas home, Tuesday.
e The 1. o. o. F. Hall is nearing
: completion and will be ready for oc-
P cupancy soon after the Fourth.
Miss Clara Shelley, who has been
teaching in Woodbury. county for sew
eral months, came home Saturday.
Mrs. Rutledge, of Herman, Nebras-
ka, is visiting at the home of hel
brother, w. l.. Swaney, this week.
w. II. Lanceot and wife took the
train for Audubon, where he will act
as instructor during review school and
normal.
Mrs. Yetta Kennels, after a several
days visit with parents and friends
returned to her home in Jefferson, on
last Saturday.
Sydney Rutlege, Of Herman, Ne
braska, blind boy fourteen years old
is visiting at the home of his uncle
w. l.. Swaney.
Our new Green Bay agent, Mr..
Halbeth, and wife were made huppy
by the arrival of a little boy at thetl
home, Saturday.
Several of our people went to the
Children's Day exercises, at Lincoln
Center, Sunday evening. They pro.
nounced them fine.
Our boys were worsted in the game
with the Botna Boys, Friday. They
! will have another game of ball next
Saturday afternoon.
| Eva ana Myra Swanson went out tt
the Claus johnson home, Friday, ant
visited with their little friends, re
turning home Tuesday.
Wilson Swaney, who is in the EN-
ploy of Mr.. Hooker, setting telephone
poles, placing wires, ETC., spent Sun
day at the parental home.
Pete Peterson quit work on the sec
ton last week and John Slayton tool
his place. He moved his family int,
the section house, Tuesday.
Mrs. H. B. Shelley and Ollie wen
to Iowa county for a six weeks visit
Tuesday. Bertha and Clara accompa
MED her as tar as Audubon.
Miss Dolly bikes closed very sue
cesstul term OF school, at the ranch
on Friday. She has been engaged t
teach the Valley school this fall.
l A travelling instructor in painting
is stopping at the Benson home. CHI
Beers, Sadie Forsbeck, May Swear
niger and Glennie Babeock are taking
lessons.
Jay LduCclOl WcHu W bOCna, u III
day, onEis wheel, to take part in tn,
ball game. The chain broke and h
was obliged to walk back as far Il
Manning and leave his steed.
i We desire to express our SINGER
thanks for the kindness Of friends an.
neighbors during the sickness ant
after the death Of our beloved Sol
and brother Milton.
w. l.. SwANEI AND FAMILY.
i Twenty-Five of Lois Corners littl
friends gave her surprise, Saturday
her thirteenth birthday and a merrie
party of little folks would be hard t,
find. After an afternoon spent in pla,
and innocent amusement refreshment
were served.
Miss Daisy Grow, who taught tn
Foster school, returned to her home