Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04

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luesuity returning nome IN the even
ing.
L. III. Haynes is home from Jasper
county spending the holidays with his
family.
w. G. Elliott returned here Tuesday
evening after paying visit to his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Graham's little
baby girl has been quite sick for few
days past.
Blanche Arnold, who has been sick
the past week with bronchial trouble.
is much improved
Mrs. Dau Railsback went to Extra
and spent New Years with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Fulton.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rices restaurant for good meal or
lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
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G. S. Childs, of Council Bluffs, Wis
tied with his brother DIR. r. f. Childs.
the first of the week returning home
Wednesday evening.
Rees Dickey and wife returned from
spending the holiday season with rel
atives and friends at Creston and Des
Moines Tuesday morning.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If HART & EDDY.
Will Donaldson was not able to
make his usual trip with his oil
wagon the first of the week. Dan
kerwin took his place and helped him
out.
Merit Fate has been down during the
holidays having a good time with his
friends and associates. He will return
today and continue his work for the
railroad
Mrs. Will McFarlane returned to
her home at Omaha, Friday. Her
mother, Mrs. Sharp and her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Roberts, went to Atlantic
with her.
j.. z. Wright returned home from
Omaha Wednesday where he has been
visiting with friends. He had a
pleasant time in the busy metropolis
of the West.
Doc" Stearns who had his leg
broken last week, is getting along and
so far is suffering but little further
than the inconvenience occasioned by
being laid up with the injury.
Next week the Methodist people
will observe the week of prayer after
which they will commence and con
duct special meetings which will be
conducted so long as they prove prac-
ticable.
The county clerk has issued mar
riage license to the following parties
the past week:
j. G. Stevens and Patty o. Bryan.
Hans Peter Rasmussen and Matilda
Knudsen.
E. H. Wright, brother of 1. W..
Wright returned to his home at FL
don Monday after spending the holt
days very pleasantly visiting and re-
lating the scenes and experiences of
their boyhood.
There was fine dance and social
time at DR.. G. Egers' comfortable
home in Prospect Park Monday even
ing. All present had a good time and
were permitted to see the old year out
and the new one in.
John A. Nash and B. S. Phelps were
in the Capitol City Tuesday and We'd
nesday, attending to important bust
ness affairs and watching the sena-
torial fight that is being waged be-
tween Gear and Cumlnins.
Willie and Morris Armstrong re-
turned from their visit with relatives
and friends in Jasper county, Tuesday
evening. Eddie Armstrong, theil
cousin, returned home with them and
will visit with them for couple OF
weeks.
/ A. f. Greenwaldt received a tele
gram Tuesday announcing the death
of a brother at Gutenberg, Clayton
county. The deceased .las been an in
valid for many years and it has beel
expected that he conld not survive
the winter. Owing to urgent bushes:
affairs in the Auditors Office MIR
GreenWaldt was not able to go and at
tend the funeral.
Frank Evans has arrived from Deni
son and has commenced to prepare fol
the reconstruction and arranging o
j.. f. Russell's store. In few week.
the appearance of the store will be
materially changed and a more me
tropolit,,n air will be observed. Whel
all the arrangements are completed
and the mammoth spring stock ar
rives and is put in place in the variou
departments one will be able to suppl,
themselves with the latest and hes
and most improved goods usual,
found in that line Of goods carried il
the large city stores.
Monday evening at the Park Hote
the present and incoming county Off
Gals banquetted the outgoing official
in Il royal and becoming manner. |
was happy crowd in every sense
The evening was one of mirth an
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