Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-08

one double seated Buggy, one Farm
Wagon. E. b. HOLMES.
Section Nineteen, Greeley Town
ship.
Walter Sylvester said goodbye to
his schoolnates, last Tuesday, and
started for the home of his parents,
Frank Sylvester and wife, up at
Lake City, Iowa.
Miss Ca1lie Gates writes that SHE
is now at Earlha1n, where she is
caring for an aunt, who is very sick.
She expects to return here soon to
pass the summer.
V. B. Hellyer closed his school, in
district number three, Audubon
township, last Friday, with an after
moons entertainment made up of
Rotations and song.
Mrs. Schlotfelt and her boys have
moved to the old William Fulton
house, in Greeley township, on the
farm that is now owned by Charley
Jacobson, of this city.
Henry Phippin has moved to the
James Channon house, north east
of town, that Mr.. Channon vacated
when he moved to his new house,
over in Greeley township.
Joe Moodey, of the firm of Kelly
and Moody in company with J. n.
Hughs, state agent for the Champi
on machine company, were in town
Monday transacting business.
Charley Frederick has moved his
family from the farm, north of town,
to this city, and they are comforta-
bly, settled in the James Kelsey res
idence, in the south part of town
Sam Minser and wife came up
from Carson, a few days ago, and
are visiting at the G. G. Hawk home
and with other relatives and friends
down in their old neighborhood.
S. ". w. Straight, this afternoon,
united in marriage Rasmus p.
Rasmussen and Mary Hansen,
both residents in the vicinity of
Brayton. Wednesday Telegraph.
The news floats up from Dexter
that Chef Houck and wife are the
parents of new boy baby. This
advent crowns George Hardenbrook
and wife grandparents once more.
Mrs. kommes, accompanied Mrs.
Anton Thill to Atlantic, today,
where the latter goes to consult DIR.
| NJ. E,nmert, having been troub-
| led with some complications of the
| throat.
Miss Edith Pine will close her
winter school, up in Greeley, next
Friday. The director of that district
regrets that he cannot persuade
Miss Edith to continue as teacher
in his school.
w. H. Brown and family, of Girls
void, brother of Samuel Brown,
have moved onto the farm of the
latter, known as the D. E. johnson
farm, where they expect to make
their future home.
The ladies living within the indie
pendent School District of Extra are
permitted to vote on the question of
bonding the district for the i'm
provement of the school house at
the election, next Monday.
Seth Hartzell arrived home this
week from a land hunting expedi-
ton in the Dakotas. Mr.. Hartzell
said he saw nothing up there that
he was ready to trade his Greeley
township farm for, yet while.
Miss Anna Dorr has accepted a
position with the Nellis Dry Goods
Company, and began work on last
Monday. Miss Dorr is an adept in
that business and will prove val
liable acquisition to the new firm.
Miss Dell butcher has just return
ed from Minneapolis, Minnesota,
where she was called by the sudden
death of her brother, Mr.. Samuel
Seavey's, wife, whose demise was
fastened by an attack of typhoid
| fever.
Next week Frank Hunt and Tom
Egan, OF Greeley township, will 90
to the vicinity of Eckart, Colorado
where the Isaac Thomas family re-
side, on prospecting tour, and il
they like that country may move
out there next year.
Mrs. L. B. Raglan passed part OF
the past week with her many
friends, down at Des Moines, and
in selecting new stock of spring
millinery. While there she attend.
ed Milliners Convention, which
that lady describes as highly inter.
esting and instructive. She will be
| home tomorrow. New goods later!