Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-13
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Fred IIepp drove to Templeton
Sunday.
Mr.. Halbeth and wife drove to
Manning Sunday.
Martin Finnerty and wife visited
in the city Tuesday.
Dick Lacy and wife spent Sunday
at the John Lacy home.
Harry Ramsey and wife visited
with friends in Dedham Friday.
Miss Clara Shelley commenced her
school out at the Ranch Monday.
Phil Crow and Charley Liter were
Audubon show visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Hepp and daughter,
Stella. drove to Manning Saturday.
Miss Bertha Arlnitage spent last
week visiting at the Fred Hepp home
Prof. Cunningham is making his
home with Tom Wilson and mother.
Miss Bertha Shelley, who has been
assisting at the restaurant, is at home
again.
Mrs. Thompson and her sister,
Minnie Ramsey, were Manning visit
ors last Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Barger, who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is reported
very much better.
Oh Mease and family, Mollie Lud-
wig and Mrs. Mertz went down to
the show Thursday.
Mr.. Walters, of Manning, is in the
city this week working in the interest
OF the Highland Mobiles.
Howard Kittell and Emerson Shell
ley were among the business visitors
to Manning last Saturday.
Little Alta Ramsey, of Dedham,
who is visiting with her relatives
here, was quite Ill Tuesday.
Mrs. w. F. Gray and her daugh-
tiers, Etfie and Ethel, attended the
show in Audubon last Thursday.
Mr.. Liken, of Illinois, is at the
ranch looking over the property re-
Gently purchased of George Gray.
County Auditor Greenwaldt and
family came up Saturday and spent
Sunday at the Groteluschen home.
Miss Emma Peterson went out 10
fho
where she will assist Mrs; Brookfield
for while.
The steam engine belonging to OF
Mease caught on the telephone wire
west of town and broke the wire. The
engine was also injured and has been
laid up for repairs.
An auto mobile owned by E. 0.
Dutton, of Manning, was on our
streets Friday. 1t created quite a
sensation as it is the first which has
visited our little city.
AID Settlemires and wife and daugh.
ter, Bertha, and Frank Gray and
daughter, Etiie, expect to go to theil
old home in Fayette county, Monday
for months visit with relatives.
A blind minstrel and his wife were
in the city Saturday night. He gave
a free musical exhibition on the street
which was pronounced fine by his
audience. A contribution was raised
for his benefit, to which some respond
| ed unite libera llv
The people of the United Brethre,
church are fejoicing in the fact tina,
the church debt which has been rest.
ing SO heavily on their shoulders
since its erection five years
ago, has finally been lifted. Rev
Bertch has been untiring in his effort!
and the people of the community
have responded literally and it
members desire to thank the donor
for their aid in canceling it.
Grandma Wilson, Mrs. w. L
Swaney's mother, has with her owl
hands made silk quilt since her sOtl
birthday, which occurred last April
She will have it on exhibition at tn
fair, where she expects to dispose O
it: the proceeds to go to the Orphan
Home at Council Bluffs. 1t is I
beautiful quilt, well made and finish
ed up handsomely, and as it is prob
ably the last work of the kind sh
will be able to do, she is especially
anxious that the home should realiz
good round sum from its sale. 1t
a good cause, worthy of the ettor
which she has made for it's benefit
and we hope she will not be disap
pointed.