Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-04
Cobs Sl.o0 per load. Ham Webster.

Cobs Sl.o0 per load. Ham Webster.
a work horse and two farm wagons
at a bargain. If HAN WEBSTER.
Geo. Brown and wife rejoice over
the arrival at their home of a boy, last
Thursday night.
F. H. Blume goes to Atlantic to-day
to look after some important legal
business of personal interest.
The father of \. II. Roberts depart
ed toward home Monday after a very
pleasant visit here with his son.
Mrs John Ward and daughter de-
parted Sunday over the Rock Island
for a visit away with relatives and
friends.
Uncle James Ellis arrived home last
Friday from Des Moines where he had
been for some time visiting with his
children.
5. E. Humphreys went out to Nicola
the last of the week and transacted
some important business pertaining to
the Sheritf's office.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly departed Tues
day for ColfaX to spend some time at
the sanitarium and see if she can be
helped for her rheumatism.
n number from town went out to
the Henry Paulsen home southwest of
town last Saturday night to the big
dance he " to his friends.
Last week there came to the home
of Robert Kelley and wife a wee mite
of a girl baby to give them cares and
responsibilities and also blessings and
joys.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson and
Mrs. Elizabeth Willard, of Des Moines.
who is visiting them, drove down to
Extra Sunday and visited with their
daughter, Mrs. C. w. Marlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bilharz and daugh-
ter expect soon to go to New York
State to take in the great Chautauqua
there and to see what sights they may
in the city and eastern part of the
state.
John Ward departed Monday to
in other counties. John has been
poOllIS III WI w OSSl blluSGS lOI lllt
county that have ever been put up,
and gives general satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Russell and baby
and Mrs. E. NJ. Preston and children
leave today for Des Moines where they
will visit with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell will 60 to lake Okohoji and
spend several weeks before returning.
Owing to the close application to the
details of his large business he finds it
necessary to absent himself from his
work and take a few weeks rest and
outdoor exercise.
Tuesday morning the Simpson Glee
Club, composed of eighteen people
passed through Audubon. They sang
in Carroll, Monday night, and We're
on their way to Atlantic to fill an en-
gagement Tuesday evening. Simpson
college is fast gaining ground and is
generally reconiZed as one of the lead
ing institution of learning in the state.
Quite a number of the club were ac-
quainted with Mrs. Ed Bilharz and
called to pay her their respects.
The people in the vicinity of Lone
star church out east of town have
worked hard and now feel able to 90
ahead and build them a new house of
worship. They have struggled along
without pastor or help Of any kind and
have the money raised or pledged so
that o the contract is let and the
building will begin about August lst.
They are to be commended for their
sticktoitivness and when it is complet-
ed whoever has the charge may feel
sure that if he has this congregation to
back him he can do almost ANYTHING
that is right.
Joe Moody of the firm of Kelly &
Moody returned from Iowa City Tues
day morning, accompanied by Paddy
CarrolI and win Faulkner. While
there he sold a complete threshing
outfit, consisting of steam engine, SEP.
orator with complete feeder attach
ment and stacker to Mr.. Faulkner
while he sold to Mr.. Carroll a separ-
ator outfit. These separators are bought
direct from this factory at Iowa City
where they are manufactured. The
boys now have as complete outfits as
any one can possibly obtain and those
who employ them can expect some
first class work.
Today is our nations birthday and
our people, owing to no public celebra-
ton, have scattered here and there,
going wherever they might think they
might best observe the occasion, but
many of III people will remain at
home and pass the day quietly, possib-
ly mixing pink lemonade with their
next door neighbor. A special train
will carry the fire boys and their back
ers. and others who hope to see them
win and be crowned the v%ictors, to
Atlantic but many will stop at Extra
and pass the day in the wooded city
returning late at night. Everyone