Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-17
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". ~. ration went TO Manning
Tuesday to look after some business
affairs.
Miss Josie Rutherford, of Pocahon-
tas county, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Lon Gray.
w. j. Thompson, from over Lear
Dedham, was in town Tuesday chat
ting with friends.
r.. j. Creveling was in town Mon
day visiting between trains with his
son, Il. B. Creyeling.
Gus Forsbeck, the hustling stock
man, shipped out fine carload Of
hogs, Saturday evening.
B. w. Carr came up from down by
Ross Saturday evening and attended
the installation of the Odd Fellows.
Wilson and Albert Swaney were up
in town Monday, adjusting some of
the 'phones that needed some atten-
ton.
Mrs. Nels Christensen has added to
the beauty of her already beautiful
home by the addition OF an elegant
piano.
Goldie Acher was on the sick
list the last Of the week, but is now
improved and back TO her studies at
school.
Merrill McLachlin, whose home is
in Colorado, is visiting with his
brother, Charles McLachlin, and
family.
E. A. Allen of Viola township was
in Omaha last week and purchased
two head Of fine stock cattle for his
big farm.
Mrs. G.. S. Farrier, daughter Of w
H. Thompson, left for home Tuesday
morning, her mother going with her
as far as Carroll.
Chat Dustin has been sick and off
duty for the past few days, but will
be at his post of duty wrapping up
goods for Theo Creveling.
Little Alice Gray is stru AGING
with seige Of pneumonia. She is
CulC'i loi uutt II Il
hoped she may speedily recover.
Grin Welch bought one of those
improved feed grinders Of the big
implement firm the first of the week
and intends to feed his stock ground
feed.
Geo. Dykes brought in forty NAM
moth turkeys Tuesday and sold them
to Theo. Creveling which netted him
nice sum of cash that was all clear
profit.
Mrs. William Smith is still very
low and all hopes of her recovery are
abandoned. The sympathies Of the
community are extended to the
family.
Deputy Sheriff S. E. Humphrey
and County Treasurer G. E. BRENNAN
were in town Saturday night visit
ing with their friend, Cashier A. E.
Beason.
Mr.. Carl Stahl, the gentlemanly
adjuster of the Farmers Insurance
Co., of Cedar Rapids, was at S. Y.
Randle's and adjusted his losses by fire
and high winds.
Mrs. DR.. Beers is home from her
Ohio visit and her friends are glad to
have her with them again to fill a
place in the social circles Of the town
that no one else can fill.
John Polzin says that he has put
up 100 tons Of ice. This will certain
ly be enough TO keep everone cool
next summer when the theremomet Ell
indicates one hundred and ten in the
shade.
Chas. Benton and one of the Clark
Bros. were in town Tuesday for the
purpose Of buying good bocky draft
horses for the eastern markets. They
were offering good prices for market
able horses.
Ed Lancelol and wife went To Car
roll Monday and he entered the hos
pital and Tuesday had an operation
performed for appendicitis. Word
comes back however that he was i'm
proving nicely.
Eugene Mertz and wife went up
to Lake City last Saturday to pay
a visit to his moher who is going
South soon on account other health,
Gene came home Monday and his
wife returned Tuesday.
Two cars Of stone came into town
Monday and were immediately hauled
out to the site of the Luthern church
that is to be erected in the spring. 1t
is to be a magniticen, structure and
one Of he finest in The country.
jim Foster has accepted position
in the big hardware and implement
house which means they intend to
make business hum the coming wear.
jim has a large acquaintance and is a
hustler and will prove himself TO be
valuable man.
Louie Groteluschen was out to
Omaha last week attending the big
convention of implement men and re-
ceived many new and valuable ideas.
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