Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-24
GRH 7

Mrs. Us Linn isassisting Mrs. Wal
ter Audas this week.
Mrs. Mease and Mrs. Kittil drove
to Audubon Monday.
Mrs DR. Beers and Edna were county
seat visitors Tuesday.
Frank Leet was business visitor
in our city, last Tuesday.
Sam Handles went to Chicago Sat-
urday, returning Wednesday.
Miss Amanda Branh orst spent
Tuesday night with Stella Hepp.
Miss Mate French is at Manning
this week assisting Mrs. Weaver.
Chris Jensen and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a fine boy, born
Saturday.
Miss Gertie Ramsey who has been
very i'll for some time is on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. Nels Christensen had photo
graph of her Sunday school class TAX
en- Saturday.
Oscar Roberts went out and took
group photograph of the Ranch
school Tuesday
Mrs. Shelley is enjoying visit
from sister whom she had not seen
for several years.
Clark Hester and family from
Cameron Center attended the NJ. E
church here Sunday.
Miss Bertha Shelley is busy dong
up the spring sewing for the Halstead
family west of town.
Elmer Audas is taking care of the
post office and drug store during
Gene Merits absence.
VIM. Clark, and wife and daughter
Mary of Hamlin visited at the Os
Linn home Thursday.
Notwithstanding the rain several of
our people went to the funeral Of
Frank Roberts Friday.
A horse belonging to Peter Peterson
W andered away last week while eat
ing grass and cannot be found.
Ruby Cresser of Audubon came up
with Myrtle Ross and is visiting at
the Sam Handles home this week.
H. B. Shelley, Sam milford and
Henry Wulf are aiding Mr.. Creveling
at the carpenter work for the new
hall.
Miss Mable Swaney attended the
funeral OF Frank Roberts Friday, and
the pupils of the primary room had
a holiday.
Louie Groteluschen is having cell
Ia built under his house with brick
walls. He is also making other i'm
proyements.
Emerson Shelley's wheel threw it's
rider Tuesday and he looks as though
he had been practacing pugalism in
consequence.
There will be four graduates from
our school this spring. Arden Shell
ley, George Altman, Carl For beck
and Miss Edna Beers.
Mrs. Jennie Tucker of Viola came
over Sunday to visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis She re.
turned to her home Monday
Mr.. Arcaer the new barber brought
his wife and baby from Coon Rapids
Thursday and moved into the rooms
over George Gray's grain office.
Mason Hibbs OF Audubon began
work on the new hall Monday and
Wednesday several others arrived and |
the work is progressing rapidly.
Gene MertZ went to Lake View
Saturday and on Monday Mrs Mer,z
followed and both are rusticating at
the lake and visiting with his parents
whose home is there.
Church services will give place for
Children's Day exercises June 10th.
A program is being prepared and no
pains will be spared to make it inter-
esting. Rev.Bertch will be present.
All are invited.
The Ladies Mite society had meet
/ ing Monday, to sew for Mrs. Rev.
Weaver who went to Boston Wednes-
day, to visit relatives and take long
rest. Her many friends hope she
will return much improved in health.
Church services gave place Sunday
night for the temperance program
given by the y. P. 5. G. E. society.
The exercises were hnth interesting
and instructive. A temperance song
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. msey our blind
broommnker and In wife was beauti-
fully rendered and much appreciated.
Mrs. Ramsey has rale musical talent
and several are awaiting themselves
of the opportunity Of receiving aid
from this lady. She also gives
instructions in both instrumental
and vocal music and is entirely COM
petent having been instructor for the $
blind at the asylum at Vinton and {
also at Knoxville.