Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-28
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Louis Swanson has three children
that have been quite sick.
Rev. Sturgeon went to his own
charge to conduct services, Sunday.
John Martisen the real estate man
from Manning, was in town, Tuesday
Thos. Wilson went to Carroll, on
Tuesday to attend to matters of bust
ness.
Mr.. Perry Carter, from down near
Extra, has moved onto the Will Ear
heart farm.
George CARRIER expects to depart
for Texas next week to work on
the Gray ranch.
Chas. Ramsey has accepted a posi-
ton in the creamery and will assist
Milt the coming season.
John Rollins, from Fauca City,
Iowa, has been here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Wilson.
Mrs. Frank Corner went down to
Audubon, Saturday night, and visit
until Monday with her relation.
Miss Mae Bertch returned home,
Saturday, after several weeks visit
with her brother, Rev. Bertch.
Jim Bridenstine was so unfortunate
as to have his buggy tongue broken,
last Sunday night, while at church.
Harry Mertz came IN from his
home, at Lake View, and visited a
few days with his brother, G. Eugene.
Hon. Asmus Boysen and wife re-
turned home, Tuesday evening, from
Chicago where they have been visit
ing.
Mrs. Argo, sister Of Mrs. Audas,
returned to her home, at Sioux City,
last Tuesday, after visit of over a
week here.
Mr.. Mundt and wife departed, Sat-
urday, for Charter Oak where they
will visit for some time with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Ed. Lancelot was up to Car
roll to the hospital, last Friday, to
visit Ed. and he will be able to come
home, Wednesday.
John Wolfe, who has been visiting
at the Lacy home, has decided to re-
main in this vicinity and will work
for Gus Forsbeck.
Miss Verg Wilson was up, the last
part of the week, from her home, in
Audubon, visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Coroner.
Will Roberts, from over last of
town, moved up toward Templeton,
last week, and Wood Scott moves to
the place he vacates.
The telephone poles have arrived
for the construction Of line to the
Roy Swaney farm, under the manage
ment of Swaney e Hooker.
The party at L. Swanson's, last
Thursday night, was decided success
over fifty being present to participate
in the jollity of the evening.
Jesse Higgins has become the boss
broncho buster of the country. He Is
riding everything they get at the
ranch and having no trouble.
Bertha, Clara and Emerson Shell
ley and Goldie Archer went home
with Professor Cunningham, last Sat
urday night, and enjoyed a days visit
Doctor Beers would like to borrow
his atomizer, if anyone happens to
know where he left it. Just take ii
to him and see how grateful he car
look.
Wednesday night there was pleas
ant party at Bert Lacy's home, in the
George Gray house, where all who
love the festive light fantastic bad q
splendid time.
Frank Buckner is having serious
time with scarlet fever. His wife and
all his four children are down with
the fever, leaving Frank as nurse
chore boy, cook and all.
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Audas, fathe,
and sister Of Mrs. Walter Audas, ar.
rived this week from Powe shiel
county to visit with her and to tall
over again the early life.
jim Foster returned home from
Audubon, Tuesday, where his wife ii
at the home of her father caring tor
their little boy who is quite sick, but
not thought to be dangerous.
Miss Mollie Barger went out, las
Saturday, to visit her pupils who
were sick but only got around 10 nine
while there were a lot Of others vet t(
see. There seems to be an epidemic O
colds.
Austin Baldwin took about twenty
five hogs to the Audubon market, las
Monday. Austin is one of the bes
farmers in the community, and al
ways turns off the best marketabl,
stock possible.
While Mrs. Madge Ross is in Audi.
bon caring for her father, Mr.. Ellis
two of her children were taken sicl
and the four children left at the HON,
of Mr.. King have also been sick, but
none SeriOuSlV So