Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30

Fred Andrews was a business i
visitor up at Audubon the latter
part of the week.
Will and Barney Doffing went
down to the State Fair, Tuesday, to
enjoy a few days sightseeing.
Billie Benton, up in Greeley, has
purchased the Redpath tract of
land and added it to his earthly |
possessions.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hi !!
Hill, who live southeast of town,
arrived from Des Moines, Tuesday
evening, for good visit at home.
Rachel Rabson, who has been
having quite long struggls with
typhoid fever, is again able to be
out among her young friends once
more.
W. H. and Harry Covalt, OF Gree
ley. were at Audubon, Tuesday, and
purchased good sized bunch of
cattle which they have turned to
pasture, for few days.
w. r. Copeland and wife went out
to Council Bluffs, last Tuesday,
where Mr.. Copeland was delegate
to the Judicial Convention, which
convened on Wednesday. A
Miss Belle Turner, from Lorah,
is here having good visit with her
brother, Nate Turner, and family
and her relatives at the Albert Croy
home, up in Greeley township.
Mrs. John Crane came home from
from her visit at Missouri Valley
and Atlantic, Tuesday evening and
was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Lenna Byrl Brlnkerhoff.
Lawrence Blntner and his brother,
Bernie, will leave us, next Monday,
to attend college, but they have not
exactly decided whether they will
go to Iowa City or Atchison. Kan
sas.
Arthur Rabson tells us that they
have finished three-foot stock we'll
on John l. Hensley's farm, north of
town, that is thirty-eight feet deep
and filled nearly to the top with
water.
| Mrs. Thomas kilworth and the
Misses Anna Belle Chambers and
| 'Gean McGaffin went down to Des
Moines, last Tuesday, to pass few
days with friends and view the won
ders at the State Fair
Uncle James Gearheart felt so
we'll, last Tuesday, that he journey
ed out to Nicola to visit with his son,
Theo. Gearheart, and family tor a
few days. Mrs. Victor Gearheart
went as far as Atlantic with Uncle
Jim.
Warren Baker, of North Branch,
as agent for his brother, Nelson
sold to c. G. Carver, OF Greeley
township, ninety-seven head OF
feeding cattle which that gentle.
man will prepare for the eastern
market.
We are told that Lucille Connrar
dy is now stenographer for a firm
in the city of Chicago and was hap
PLY surprised by her mother, las
Tuesday, who went down to attend
the National Encampment wen
quietly around and stepped il
upon her.
Sam Harm, Jr., wore an unusua
broad smile while talking to his
friends, last Sunday morning, blu
when it was learned that sweet
ten-pound baby girl was born tt
that gentleman and wife, at Their
home in West town, the day before
then the cause of that broad smil,
was explained.
Rev. A w Laningham, represent
ing the Iowa Children's Home Soci
ETY., located at Des Moines, preach
ed at the Congregational church
Sunday morning, and at the Metho
dist church in the evening. He il
engaged in noble work and ha
been the means of putting man.
homeless children in comfortabl
homes.
Gospel meetings, under the auspi
cies Of the Seventh Day Adventists
will be held in the Park. at Extra
commencing on Friday August 81
and continuing all week except OF
Monday; preaching Sunday after
noon. a three O'clock, All are in
v1ted to attend. Rev. E. g. Olsen, o
Atlantic; Rev. G. A. Larsen, from
Winterset, will conduct these meet
ings.