Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-28
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Emerson Shelley was Manning
visitor last Saturday
Mrs. Fred Hepp was in Manning
Saturday visiting friends.
Miss Mollie Barger was visitor in
Manning Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Denton and daughter Ella were
visitors in the city of Manning last
Saturday.
John Hepp sold his fine farm west of
town the past week receiving $3.50
per acre for it.
Anna lakeley and Jim CARRIER were
the two pupils enrolled in the high
school this week.
Mr.. McWilliams and niece, Maud
Denton, went up to Manning last Sat-
urday to visit friends.
Sylvest er Moore and Nels Christen-
/ sen were shredding corn for Ora Corn
or, the first of the week.
Mrs. Amanda Settlemire came over
Saturday and visited at the Ruther-
ford home south of town.
Mrs. Hite Packard and Miss Ruther-
ford, south of town, united last Sun
day with the U. B. church.
Walter Audas was busy the first of
the week putting spouting on the new
blacksmith shop of Fred Hepp
Albert Swaney was down from Man
ming last week and spent a few days
with home folks out east of town.
Louie Groteluschen put up Gem
wind mill the past week on one of the
wells of John Liken east of town.
OF Mease's new house is about ready
1 for the plasterer and if the weather
continues to be warm it will not be
long until it is ready to be occupied.
Mrs. Hattie Whipple and her sister
I Miss Daisy Johnson, of Audubon,
spent Tuesday between trains in Gray.
Miss Maud Bingham of Manning
was down Sunday and visited with
her sister Mrs. Lou Babcock just north
of town.
Aus. Linnis now working on the
second coat of paint on the school
house and is giving it quite tasty
appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark, of Hamlln,
were up last Thursday, called by re
lapse in the sickness of their daughter,
Mrs. Austin Linn.
VIM. Blakesley and Arden Shelley,
two of the progressive young teachers
( In the community began their respect
i've schools Monday.
George Gray will soon have large
horse barn erected, already having
part of the material on the ground for
the erection of the same.
Bert Lacy has charge of the pool
hall during the absence of the proprie-
tor, Elmer Beems, who is with his
wife in Colfax at their family.
The new bell for the church rang out
~ silver peals for the first time Mon
telling the pupils of new orders,
~ schools, new future for them.
Love Estes and family of Melville
came up Saturday evening and stayed
over Sunday with his old time friend
and neighbor Frank Nc. Laughlin.
The oyster supper given last Satur-
day night at the j. Foster Sr. home by
the ladies of the Methodist church was
quite we'll attended and they received
5000 net.
III. w. Low, o. P. Tyler, Hon. AS
mus Boysen, John Liken and George
Gray, all noted capitalists, were trying
to consummate large real estate deal,
the first of the week.
Walter Jensen is back from Mime
sofa where he has been the past year
working and is now visiting with his
brother Chris Jensen and telling him
Of the beauty of that great new coun-
try.
Louie Groteluschen was busy Tues.
day putting furnace in the big new
Lutheran church SO that it's members
may be comfortable during their wor-
ship in the cold days of the oncoming
winter.
Miss Bessie Varnum who has spent
the past three months visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, departed
the first of the week for her home at
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