Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-25
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j. w. Foster ST.. was a Templeton
visitor, last Monday.
John Polzin transacted business in
Audubon, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Polzin are
still sick but are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audas drove down to
Audubon, Sunday, to visit.
John Archer went to Carrollton,
in Carroll county, Tuesday afternoon.
John Slough expects to depart for
California, the latter part Of the week.
August Polzin, who hal been quite
sick for some time, is steadily improv-
ing.
Mrs. Bertch drove down to the
county seat, Tuesday, to attend to.
some work.
Carl Polzin, the little nine-year-
old boy of John Polzin is quite sick,
this week.
Frank Leet and A. E. Beason, of
Audubon, Sundayed at the home of
Asmus Boysen.
Mr.. James and family visited at the
Coulter home over Sunday and had a
very pleasant time.
j. w. HALEY, of Stewart, was shak-
ing hands, last Friday, with ffiends
in and about Gray.
John Archer visited, Sunday, with
his mother, down by Extra, at the
George McClain home.
Mrs. Henry Thomas went up to
Manning, Tuesday, leaving Henry to
try his hand at cooking.
Mrs. d. w. Patton went to Man
ming, last Friday, to help wait on her
mother who has been sick.
Jim luton went down to Audu-
bon, last week, after shelving and the
counters for Gene Mertz building.
The boys in Polzin's store were
busy, the first of the week, invoicing
to find if the year had paid or not.
August Rabb, from over toward
Fiscus, drove over and purchased the
spouting tor his large barn, this week.
Mrs. Aus Linn went down to Ham
lin, last Saturday, and visited for a
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark.
John Renftle, manager for the
Musson Grain Co., spent Sunday at
the home of his parents, out toward
Dedham.
Mabel and Rose Beauford, of Perry,
came down and visited with their
aunt, Miss Jennie Slough mistress of
the wayside Inn this week.
Ross Higgins returned home from
Grinell, last Thursday, where he has
been tor some time visiting with his
many relatives and friends.
Grandpa Crow was an Audubon
visitor, Sunday, to see how the little
grandson was doing. He thinks him
about all the little fellow going.
Miss Goldie Archer departed, Tues
day, for Extra where she will be join
ed by her mother and both will 90
out to Avoca for a weeks visit.
Newton milford and Clark Hester
both got themselves new riding plows
SO they could do their spring work
better. as both are good farmers.
Ralph Robinson purchased a new
buggy here last week, and as soon as
the roads get better and the evenings
warmer will be able to enjoy life.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, north of town,
underwent u surgical operation, last
Saturday, to remove a cancer and is
now improving and will soon be we'll.
Word comes back from George
Gray, in Texas, that George Dykes
had turned up at that place and
would proceed to run an engine for
him.
Ethelyne French, who has been
visiting with her uncle j. A Grow,
in Carroll, for a week, has returned
to her home after a pleasant time
there.
Ed. Lancelot boarded the train, on
Tuesday morning, and went to Man
ming to have his face and neck oper-
rted upon. He is improving slowly
but surely.
II. E. Ramsey was down to Ded-
ham, last Friday, with a load of his
brooms. Harry makes a good many
brooms and finds a ready sale for
them.
DR.. Beers has run his own team
down and is now hiring, as the peo-
pie are demanding so much of his
time. He is almost worn out aud he
needs some rest.
A new girl baby was born to Frank
Corner and wife, on last Tuesday,
Frank wearsa broad smile and Grand
pa Doc Wilson, at Audubon can hard
ly control his emotions.
Charley Beers was down to Audu-
bon, Tuesday, attending to matters OF
personal business. Charley is a little
hustler and knows what lie wants