Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-05


C.S. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
! McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Bertel Jensen and wife spent the
Fourth with P. A. Rasmussen and
family.
F. L. Evans moved into his louise
on last Thursday and will sool be
comfortably located.
T. H. Boylan, of the firm of Nosier
& Boylan, departed Tuesday or a
business trip to Carroll and vicinity.
Miss Verg Wilson has not beer able
to attend to her duties in Russell's
store this week, on account of sickness.
Mrs. W. Burnside left last Tuesday
for Grinnell, to stay for some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Nads-
worth.
| j. H. Mosier returned from Dies
| Moines Monday, where he had been to
attend to some matters of legal
| nature.
L. II. Haynes came in to spend the
Fourth with his folks at home He re-
ports his business prospecting and that
he is doing well.
! Special attention given to trial cases,
| settlement of estates and the drawing
of all legal papers.
can repair your bicycles and put
in and leave them with me.
]. G. WOLFE.
Will McFarlane left Saturday for
Atlantic on his summers vacation.
He expects to visit there few days
and then go on to visit other friends
and relatives.
County Recorder Martin Esbeck and
family left Thursday for three weeks
outing at Lake View. Martin hopes
to gain some needed rest and too that
the change will be rest to all.
Miss Virginia McIlvain returned
home from her vacation at Iowa Falls,
where she has been as trimmer. Mill
linary has become an art and only the
best stand show for good places and
she stands among the successful ones.
J. H. Lidd, of the firm of Lidd Bros.
proprietors of the large clothing and
merchant tailoring store, left Thurs
day for the east to purchase new goods.
He does not expect to purchase any
thing but the best and his long expert
ence teaches him what is the best and
the best seller.
4 Miss Myrtle Wilson has ceased to
work at ). F. Russell's large depart
ment store as the millinery season is
over. Miss Wilson is one of the best
trimmers sent out from Chicago as is
shown by some of the hats sent out by
her, and which, in the language of the
shoppers, are poems"
George McFarlane entertained few
of his intimate friends Monday even
ing with progressive crokonole.
George as host makes genial and
hospitable entertainer and those who
his ability to make those about him
Following are the names of pupils
who received diplomas for being Meth
err absent or tardy for the term ending
June 20, in District No. 2, Douglas
township: Dora, Lena, Nellie, Mary
and Earl Gdrroutte; Marie Petersen;
Blanche McFadden; Nellie and Lois
Sayre.
EDNA DETWILER, Teacher.
County Attorney j NJ Graham left
Monday morning for Kansas City, as
substitute for d. E. Soar as alternate
delegate to the Democratic National
Convention, held there the 4th. 1t is
rare chance to hold a seat in a
national convention of any character
and Mel is lucky to be present and
come in contact with such men as will
be present.
d. c. Mott, editor of the Republican
arrived home Saturday, after his trip
through the west. He reports fine
trip through beautiful and wonder
full country, rich in luxuriant vegeta
ton and a delightful climate. II,
visited all the Important points il
Washington andrsaw the great, darb
; Pacific. He says that that country il
seemingly on the verge of boom tina,
has the promise of permanency with
oriental trade.
The Children's Day exercises last
] Sunday evening at the Evangelical
church were highly entertaining anC
we believe a good impression was made
on all in attendance. The new paper
: ing of the church added largely to the
, decorating. The many beautiful
flowers and the tasty decorating show
! ed that devoted hands had been a
work. 1t was not difficult to observe
that the children had been we'll drill
ed, showing US that the children ar.
capable of rendering great assistanc.
) in the church. 1t is step in tn,
right direction when Children's Day
is recognized. A collection was takel
. and goodly sum realized for mission
+, purposes.
Last Wednesday number o
families drove out to the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Weighton to pass the great nationa
f holiday. Just enough were present t.
f feel that spirit of refined intimac.
: that binds friends the closer for no
! infringing on each others rights, We
e feeling deep and lasting interest II
the welfare of each other. A bounti
: full supply of natures wants was givel
t the guests, SO that in all it was da,
f of pleasure and happiness. Thos
present were, Ed. B. Cousins ant
$ family, l.. H. Hill and family, Johl