Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-29

MIS-. COSSOn went to Atlantic this
week to visit with friends.
Tom Boylan went to Carroll Tues
day to attend to legal business.
G. S. McLeran, ID. d. s., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon.
| Misses Dora, Laura and Elsie Lar
sen ate Thanksgiving dinner at their
home out toward Kimballton.
Rev. E. s. Hill, of Atlantic, was in
Audubon Wednesday in attendance at
the Triplett- Harris wedding.
DR.. j. M. Emmert, of Atlantic, was
calling on his fellow practitioners in
Audubon between trains Wednesday.
Ed. Green and wife were expected
in from their home in Dow City to eat
Thanksgiving dinner under the paren-
tai roof
We understand that the postoffice at
Fiscus is likely to be brought back
into Audubon county, as the new
store will be in this county.
Mrs. Harp Wilson departed Tuesday
evening for West Liberty where she
will visit for time with relatives and
then go to Kansas City to visit.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. q. WOLFE.
DIR. G. w. Gleason left Wednesday
evening for Magnolia, Minnesota, to
be in attendance on his mother whom
report says is very low with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Carmichael entertained the
members of the Presbyterian choir
Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served and the members spent a
delightful evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church held their meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. Rippey and
at the close of the meeting they were
surprised with a fine supper.
There will be sociable Friday night
at the home of r. N. Carper given for
the benefit of the Christian church.
They are making preparations for a
good time and will give entertainment
to all who go.
\ Hans Fabricious at Fiscus has COM
pleted his blacksmith shop and has 1t
ready for work. He enters the COM
immunity backed by years of experience
and will be able to give good service to
the people.
Teams were busy the first of the
week preparing the ground in Douglas
township for the new creamery that is
i to be erected there. 1t is to be placed
J; on the north end of Jess Arney's place
Z which makes it in the center Of good
4 dairying country.
q Marriage licenses for the week end.
ing Wednesday:
r. s. Henderson and Nellie Hack.
well.
i J. E. Triplett and Edith A. Harris.
\ o w. Nesselroad and Nellie G.
Beatty.
Willard K. Hyde and Stella Mary
Feltner.
Miss Helen Dickinson was married
!, Wednesday at her home at Sidney tt
a young man by the name of Eugene
Eaton. Miss Dickinson is we'll known
I to our people as she was teacher in
the public schools at this place anc
3 was a young woman that by her man
ner demanded the admiration of /,
large circle of friends. The young
man bears good reputation and hal
won prize in the one who has accept
a future with him.
8 Viola, Leroy and Douglas township
4 have awaited themselves Of the oppor
t tunity to procure libraries for ithei
t schools and have selected their books
Other townships are soon to plac,
their order and soon every. school il
. the county will have library for tn
: use of the children. Too much car
. cannot however be exercised in tn
I selection of the books, as books are tn
/. moulders many times of the yer,
good book is one who joins the ele
ments that will make them stronge
9 man or woman.
Ed. Frick and his two daughters
. Daisy and Myrtle, departed last weel
: for Cuba to spend the winter in a NOR
: delightful CLINE. What new scene
= await them! Moro Castle standin
grim and silent once the might
J. power of Spain but now the sponso
d of liberty, San Juan hill with all it
e historic interest, ElCana dear for it
t charge of our troops, Havana harbo
8 the burial spot of SO many and tn
g ferment that caused the war, her
il too but sit and listen to the surf as
rolls upon the sand strewn shore, is
, pleasure few ever experience.
Fred Vermilya has moved hi
l. Racket store to the Gleason buildin
y on the north side of the street. TIL
e room has been changed considerably
and repapered and painted and pr
u sents nice appearance. The ROOF
makes plenty of shelving and show
!, his goods off to a better advantage
- A small place like he had, never show
8 up all the goods and now that he hs
y place to display them, he seems
, have an immense stock in all line
= He is getting in some new lines an
s having a place to display them the
i look entirely different from what the
= did. The room for the millinery d
a partment is not yet finished as the
y have to paint and paper it ere it
e ready for use. The growth of tt
r. Racket has been steady but sure ev'
+. since Fred started. He has watche
l. closely the demands of the people an
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