Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
Huduboll lleW$.
THOS. n, BOYLAN,
Insurance., Real Estate and Collections,
Special attention to Drawing Wills and Pro-
bate Practice. Office in Overholtzer block
AUDUBON. IOWA

Marriage License.-N. p. Lauritzen
and Florence b. Rathbun.
Mrs. Carmichael went down to Extra
"Wednesday to visit with friends.
He. Fredericksen isdown by Bray
ton this week working on the barn of
|. p. Hallock.
Theodore f. Myers departed We'd
nesday evening for Des Moines to
transact business.
Joe Richards lost one of his best
horses, Monday, and will now have to
look out for another.
Roy LamerauX, who clerks in at
Russells store, went to Anita Tuesday
TO be present at a wedding.
r. G. Rice and j. A. Nash were elect
ed as delegates, last Tuesday night, TO
tue Grand Lodge of the X. of p.
Jens kilgor, who clerks in at Ras-
mussen y Jensen's, went out to Kim
ballton Wednesday to attend the big
celebration.
Miss Ena Call was up from her
parental home, in Audubon township,
and Sundayed with her friend, Miss
Jennie Donaldson.
Mrs. D%angforth and two daughters
came in from her home in Ohio the
first of the week to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Langworthy.
Sanford Wilson, out in Prospect
park, has been putting up an addition
to his place and changing everything
to tit modern conveniences.
Nal Byran is having his house in
town r%eshingled and remodeled in
every way, making complete change
u the appearance of the place.
The Sunday School, of the Presby-
terrain church, will abserve Children's
day exercises, next Sunday night, to
which all are cordially invited to at
tend.
Wilmer Hester up by Gray, who has
been in attendance at school here went
to his home, this week, to remain un-
til summer school opens, when he will
go back to work.
Earl and Minnie Maharg, who have
been in school, for the year, are now
out on their fathers place helping with
the work and growing strong in body
:" ANNo ySclS SCIlOOllIS.
Hans Christensen, of the firm of
Nelson q Christensen, has been re-
modelling and fixing wei his house
so that he will have one of the neatest
and most convenient homes in his
neighborhood.
Misses Daisy and Myrtle Prick went
down to the Frank Bunday home, in
Atlantic, Saturday, and Were down by
Lewis ere their return trying to coax
wary fish to bite, but luck was not
theirs so they We're left.
Miss Theresa Stanton arrived home
last Friday from Chicago where she
has been at work in M of the large
mllllnery stores. She expects to re-
mann during her vacation so as to be
ready for the next seasons work and
rush.
Mrs. Laura Forbes and baby depart.
ed, Wednesday evening, for her home
in Des Moines. She will pack hel
goods there and ship them to Texas
where her husband already is allC
where they will make their future
home.
Workmen We're busy, the first of the
week, putting a new floor in tn,
waiting at the Rock Island de
8 pot and otherwise fixing it UP. Audi
bon should have a better depot anc
will, doubtless, get it as soon as it car
5 be got around to.
w. 81. Cowles is figuring on build
ing a brick, and asked the town coun
Gil for the right to pull his building
INTO the street and leave it Will,
building, which request was granted
t All he has TO do now is to complet,
5 his arrangements if he so desires.
Rev. r. w. Matheney has been in
vited by the M. w. A. to deliver til,
memorial address a week from mex
Sunday. He has also received an in
vitation from the same order at Leno,
where he has spoken for several year
, past at their annual log rolling. ii,
; goes there in August.
t c. w. Hall, who at one time run
: barber shop here, is now wording i,
1 the parlors of Lou Lee. Mr.. Hal
taught Lou the rudiments of the trad
e and is counted n of the best barber!
t in the State SO the customers need hav,
e no fear but what they will receive first
class work at his hands.
] Next Sunday will be quarterly meet
ing at the Methodist church in tn
= evening and the third quarterly con
ference will be held the followin,
morning. The usual exercises 70
Chlldren's Day that have been givel
$ IN the evening heretofore will be givel
l IN the morning this time. The Sun
day School is one of the big factors il
this church and the exercises will b
D fl rst-class.
The graduated class of the higl
school, with their teachers Nisse
, Harriet Bilharz and Dora Larsen
took a bus, last Saturday, and drove t.
Extra for Il picnic beneath the shade,
woods, where they could recount vic
tories won, and defeats suffered, Will
, the voice of nature about them wills
pered to them the possibilities of ma
: ture if they but followed the leading
OF its teachings in purity and in truth
The lines for the new buildings OF
Lower Broadway were laid out thi
e week and Mr.. Horton is only waitin,
for The filling of orders he has in be