Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-18
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, The Ladies Mite Society met witt
Mrs. Frank Corner Wednesday.
Miss Mate French was Dedham
visitor the first part of the week.
John Lacy and wife visited with
relatives in the country Monday.
Louie Groteluschen is having the
cellar under his house bricked up.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halbeth, who has been very i'll is re-
covering.
Mrs. jim Foster and children are
visiting with relatives in the country
this week.
Miss Edna Beers visited with the
Misses French, Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
Dolly Audas and Lois Corner are
on the sick list and unable to attend
school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheets, of Temple
ton, were down to the dedication OF
the |. 0. O. F. hall.
Our Sunday school will give con-
cert on Sunday evening, November !.
Every body invited.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis, of Audubon.
visited Monday with her father,
Uncle Jimmy Grow.
Quarterly meeting will take place
at the U. B. church Saturday and
Sunday, October p and 90.
Byron Soles went to Aslerdoc last
week where he has the position of
bnttermaker in the creamery.
Mrs. Brammer, of Dedham, visited
Saturday and Sunday, of this week,
at the Joe Nedrow country nome.
Mrs. John Hardy, of Delham,
spent several days last week, visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Ramsey and
other relatives.
The seats for the new church at
Sands have not yet arrived and con-
seqnently the date OF the dedication
can not be determined.
Pete Peterson, who has beenthresh-
ing Tor his neighbors all fall, hauled
his separator home, last Monday,
having finished the seasons work.
Miss Christina Lindberg, of Ode
bolt, came, Thursday, to assist her
sister, Mrs. Halbeth, in caring for
their babe during his convalescence.
Miss Maggie Dykes, who has been
at the helm OF The domestic machin-
cry at the home of Mrs. Christensen
for the past ten years, has returned
home for a season Of recreation.
AT the Washington township, Car.
roll county, creamery w j. Lancelot
who Yields the label, churned sixteen
tubs of butter, containing sixty
pounds each, last Saturday.
Gene Merlz enjoyed visit from
his grandfather, the fore part of the
week The old gentleman is SO years
old but does not seem burdened with
the weight of his years and seems TO
be enjoying life as we'll as the rest of
us.
Will, Frank aud Mollie Barger
moved into the house vacated by Ed.
Mitchell Tuesday which they have
purchased and where they will make
their home in the future. The house
vacated by them is the property of
Mr.. Patton and rumor SAYS it will
have a mistress ere long.
A very pleasant evening was passed
last Friday by our Young people. out
at the Joe Nedrow home. They all
went out to have a good time and they
were not disappointed and, notwith-
standing the tact that many of them
had been out the night before, i, be.
ing dedication night, the hours
passed all to quickly to suit us.
Ed. Mitchell sent his household
goods to Jamaica Tuesday whittier
he will follow shortly. His family
will visit with relatives for time
before departing for their new home.
Ed. will engage in hntchering. He
has already purchased the business
and everything points to a prosperous
future as the location seems to be
favorable.
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"You charge this man with imperson.
ating an officer. do you?"
Il do, your honor"
Tried to make you believe he was
policeman, did hep"
He did"
when he was in the saloon with
you. did he
"He didn't go into any saloon, your
honor"
%rhe prisoner is discharged" Chs
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