Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-09
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Wednesday to visit with friends.
Will Kelly went to Gray Tuesday
morning to attend to business mat
tiers.
Frank Pratt, of Shellsburg, Iowa, is
visiting this week at the home of DIR.
A. l.. Brooks.
Miss Ethel Kuhn returned from a
few days visit at Wlota, with friends,
Tuesday evening.
Oscar Walker left for Correction
vile Tuesday, to pay a visit to some
relatives and friends
Threshing outfits were waiting on
one another at Greg VOLTS shop, Mon
day, getting repairing done.
their daughter, Miss Susie, returned
from Stuart Saturday evening.
Frank Fairholmes came over from
Fontanelle Saturday and visited for a
time with relatives and friends.
Sherman Wright was a passenger
for Gray Tuesday, where he spent the
day looking after personal interests
VIM. Benton added fine new
buggy to his already good livery stock,
Wednesday, purchased of Geo. Hoover.
Harmon Roberts and wife came up
from Atlantic and were present at the
funeral of their uncle, George B. Rus
sell.
F. B. Davis left for trip through
Minnesota Tuesday morning, where
he goes in the interest of his patent
hog trough.
Mrs. George Kreamer came up from
Extra Wednesday evening, to visit
with her son, Grant Stonebrook, and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Christy, father and
mother of Mrs. Fred Vermilya, came
out from Oskaloosa Saturday to spend
few days visiting.
Mr.. E. G. Curtis, of Chicago, an old
time friend of E. Bilharz and family,
visited with them for few days past,
returning home Tuesday morning.
The Junior League of the Evangeic-
al church are having picnic today.
Doubtless good day will be spent
and pleasant time enjoyed by all in
attendance.
Wednesday stranger came to the
home of j. p. Story, and being a boy
with good strong lungs, they may feel
assured of his always reminding them
of his wants.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. w. p. Farguson next
Tuesday. This is to be the last meet.
ing of the year and it is hoped that
every member will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith left for
Salem, South Dakota, Tuesday morn
ing, where they will visit his parents
and many old time associates. Fred is
and hopes to regain his strength while
gone.
Il Frank Taylor, who fell from a barn
ast OF town some time ago, is again
H3lesto he about, but only with the aid
SGkcrutches. He sayL he was tired of
NaI led and although it makes him
49, A to be around he would rather be
~ with the boys and in the pure air.
" AThos. Greer an uncle of VIM.
Cloughly, arrived Thursday from
Winterset, to make him visit. He
has attained the wipe age of 81 years,
but steps around with the agility of
man much younger and is as keen and
witty as he was when he was younger.
While Peter Ohm was placing some
machinery, which he had just had re-
paired. in his wagon, Tuesday, one
end slipped from the grasp of the man
who held it and fell to the ground,
breaking the castings so he had to
send away for them, delaying him for
day or two.
A number of young ladies went out
to the pleasant country home of MIR.
7 and Mrs. James Hunt, of Melville
township, Wednesday afternoon. A
fine six O'Clock dinner was served and
all present had most enjoyable time,
and will long remember the occasion
for the kind hospitality shown them
and the royal entertainmentfur furnished.
Misses Hattie Bilham and Bertha
Fargusen arrived home Monday from
ColfaX, where they had been attend
ing the Epworth League Chautauqua.
They report fine meeting all through
and good time in general. Some of
/ the best platform orators we have
4 We're present, and to listen to them is
y treat rarely offered to person as far
from large cities as this.
Mrs. Alma Jones and Mrs. Margaret
Pound gave an T" AT Homen at the
Pound home, Wednesday, August Sth,
at O'Clock. Refreshments were
served at the Jones home. The follow
ing is a list of those invited:
ID. C. Mott 6. b. Russell
Nm W v Doa q au,on F F,A. Buthweg
" w. R. sa Green salder j. john Mu M9sson
5 ohn Ward SSS''S u. i il: Lo5'pGs osHe}I