Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-05
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A. f. Geenwaldt and son, We're up
last Thursday looking after business.
Mr.. Rutherford living south of
town was Templeton visitor Monday.
Mrs. C. f. Wicker of Audubon,
visited last week with her sister Mrs.
Hi Packard.
Ray Huffman and a friend form
Manning spent Sunday visiting at the
Wayside Inn.
Mrs Hunter of Audubon, was up
the first of the week visiting at the
home of o. Mease.
Mrs. Thos. Dustin and son Earl,
of Extra, were up the first OF the week
visiting with relatives.
Will and John Crow returned home
Monday from the state fair where they
have been seeing sights.
Miss Dottie Delaney of Carroll, was
down visiting at the III. B. Shelly
home the last of last week.
Mr.. Rogers and family near Man
ming, drove down Sunday and visited
at the Lou Habcock home.
Mrs. Mease and Mrs. Hunter of
Audubon, were up to Manning last
Thursday for short time.
John Polzine and Henry Thomas
drove to Dedham last week and at
tended to matters of business.
Miss Minnie Kruse was at her home
in Botina last week spending the
whole week visiting her parents.
Mrs. Givinu niece of Mrs. Shellys
returned to her home up by Glidden
Tuesday after pleasant visit here.
Sylvester Moore had one of the
wheels OF his separator in the shop of
Fred Hepp Tuesday to get the repairs
Tom Wilson and wife of Manning,
came down last Friday night and
stayed until after Sunday with friends
John Needles rode his wheel down
from Manning Sunday and visited at
the E. E. Beems home for short
time
Mrs. Ellis of Rippy Iowa, came
down last Friday and visited at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. B.
Shelly.
Bert Denny ceased mis- labors on the
section Monday and they are now
looking for some other man to fill the
position.
Chas. Ramsey has accepted posi-
ton in T. B. Crevelings store and will
now be found ready to wait upon any
and all callers.
Mrs. ]. G. Robinson of Livingston
Mont, arrived home Tuesday to visit
for a time at the parental home. Mr..
and Mrs. Dixie.
Peter Peterson the hustling butcher
bought one the of finest beeves of L..
Babcock Tuesday that has came into
town for some time.
Geo. Coulter bought ticket for
South Dokota Tuesday evening and
went up there to look at the country
to see if / ares to buy.
Frank ] and wife and Mrs. Ollie
Coon dro to Gray Sunday and
called few moments upon Mr..
and N 9. Nc CURE.
The Creamery has had two wells
| dug lately and both of them are dry
ones. They strike sand and do not
seem able to get through it
Jake Christensen of Winterset was
in town the first of the week attending
to matters of business in connection
with some deal he is making up here.
Geo. Gray came in from Chicago
last Saturday and spent Sunday visit
| ing friends here and looking after his
affairs and then went back to that city
Monday.
Geo. Hendricksen went to South
Dakota Tuesday to look over the
country and to visit with his brothers
who have been up there for some
time.
Rev. Stevenson breaches his last ser.
mon before conference next Sunday
add it is likely he says that this will
also be his farewell sermon as he will
not likely return.
Milton Goonough returned home
from Ames Thursday where he had
been at the experiment station getting
pointers for his work.
Frank Hoffman one of the most
prosperous men in Lincoln township,
boarded the train Tuesday morning
for trip to Lincoln Nebr., to visit for
a few days with his sister and also to
take in the state fair there.
Joe Huffman has severed his clerk,
ship in T. B. Crevelings store and is
now back on the farm assisting his
father. Joe made good clerk and
discharged all his duties in a business
like manner.
Charley Beers who has been so ably
assisting at the home of Frank Altman
quit working on account of stiff
neck and as school will soon begin he
will not again return to work. Ira
Huffman has supplied the place.
James Foster ST., returned home
Sunday from up north of Sioux City
/ where he purchased a farm. Every.