Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

attention us heretofore.
NASH e, PHELPS.
See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
Mrs. Henry M. Gray's father from
Oklahoma is here visiting.
Mrs. H. B. Wilson is quite sick this
week at her home on north Church
street.
Elmer Bailey was in Extra Tuesday
visiting with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Fulton.
w. E. Kennels and wife visited the
last of the week with their Extra rela-
tives at the Journal office.
Mrs. Thos Lohner, of Extra, spent
the fore part of the week in town visit
ing with friends and relatives.
j. e. Mcclure went to Omaha last
Saturday to look after business mat
tiers, returning home Monday.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for a good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. tt
will Mcclure, one of the merchants
of Hamlin, was in the city Wednes-
day attending to business and visiting
with friends.
Miss Catherine Earhart is down
from Viola township. visiting her
friends at the w. B. Davis home,
south of town.
Miss Fern Baxter left for Greenfield
Wednesday noon, for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Vesta La
Hue, at that place.
A. G. Blotcky. of Des Moines,
nephew of /. Blotcky, of the "Grand
Leader store, was visiting here We'd
nesday and today.
The Misses Beatrice and Gretchen
Nash and Lowene Van Gorder left for
Chicago Monday where they will re-
sumo their studies.
| A. V. Mendenhall and wife, of
Douglas township, now listen to the
prattle of q sweet baby girl, born at
their home Monday.
Miss Myrtle Brown entertained a
merry crowd of her young lady friends
Tuesday evening at the home of her
parents on Church street.
Thos. Sorrensen and wife have a
bright ten pound boy at their home,
born last Friday. Tom is happy and
says the boy will soon be a man.
Arthur Hearsman, who has been
visiting with his cousin, Ralph Hears
man. since the holidays, returned
home to Red Oak Monday noon.
A. E. Stonebrook is down from Sac
" icit l, hi !, n roy,
this week. He has large store at
that place and reports business good.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If HART & EDDY.
1 Horace Farquhar arrived from Lin
coin, Nebraska, Monday to visit with
I his father, f. G. Farquhar and family
1 in Prospect Park and other relatives
G. e. BRENNAN went down to EXirs
Wednesday evening and attended the
regular meeting of the Maccabee
Lodge, returning home this morning
Mrs. E. N. Taggart and her daugh
ter Frances, arrived home Saturday
evening from visit to Atlantic anC
& Dexter. At the latterplace they visit
q ed D. P. Repass and family.
4 Lou Lee has been adding new i'm
q provements to the South Park barber
3 shop and in a few days will have ,
s new carpet laid and everything viii
q be as smooth and fine as silk.
q James Davis, who has been quite il
q for some time past is reported mucl
: improved. He has been troubled will
an abnormal growth at the base of TIL
o ear which has mostly disappeared.
= Pat Carolan is spending the weel
e for the stock while Mike is away t
e Nebraska, looking after fine piece 0
n real estate that promises to becom
y very valuable.
ID. l.. Reid arrived from Lincoln
is Nebraska, Wednesday and will spen
i a few days attending to business maj
y tiers. He says they are comfortabl
is located and his folks are we'll pleased
S. with the place.
III p. A. Rasmussen, the successor
SO e. ID. Blockman in the shoe business
Is has rented one of ID. w. Matthias co
u tages in the east part of town and wi
ir move his family here from Clinic
a about the first of February.
a Drs. Porterfield and Campbell, of A
a lantic, came up Monday and assiste
n Drs. Gleason and Fulton in perform
Ia ing an operation on Mrs. McSparal
The operation was successfully pc
formed and the patient is doing NIGEL.
f. M. Leet was in Gray Wednesda
a looking after his interests in the Fa
10 mers' Exchange Bank. A. E. Beaso
is the trusted cashier and is doing
H. business that far exceeds the amour
~ of banking business ever done by tt
us bank
1t.
G. w. Hansen, who for years h,
occupied the front room over j.
RusselPs store, has enlarged his tail'
ed shop by adding another room whic
ut gives him most comfortable quartz
ne and convenient place to carry on h
he work.
e Theo. Creveling came down fro