Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
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Ed Lancelot expect to get home
Saturday.
Mr.. Ad Settemire was visiting in
Templeton Tuesday.
G. Eugene Mertz went to Audubon
Wednesday on business.
John Camerson expects to erect a
large barn in the spring.
Sam milford went to the County
seat Wednesday on business.
John Crow and wife visited in
town Sunday between trains.
Laura Buckner, daughter of Ham
Buckner is quite sick this week.
U. S. Beebee and wife had the care
of sick child the first of the week.
Asmus Boysen and wife went to
Chicago, Saturday night to visit with
her mother.
Fred Kenopfel will begin the
erection of large barn as soon as the
weather will permit.
The mite society of the M. r..
church met Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Beers.
| Mrs. d. Beers went to Manning
Tuesday morning to transact business
and visit between trains.
Miss Edna Beers went up to Carroll
last Thursday and visited with her
friend Miss Nellie Grow.
Frank McLaughlin's little girl is
still quite sick, and is not improving
as fast as they hoped she should.
Tonight the people of Gray may
listen to Miss Grace Webster and may
be sure OF good entertainment.
A lot Of the Wooamen expected to
go toManning Tuesday night but we
believe the cold scared them out
Will Barger visited his brother in
Audubon last Wednesday and shook
hands with his many friends there.
| Mrs. Rob Lacy came down from his
home at Dedham and visited at the
| home OF Ed Lacy and took sick while
there and had to remain for some
time.
Ella Lacy, who has been working
at the home of Gus Forsbeck took
| sick and had so go to her honso last
| Friday.
Gteenwalat 81 Groteluchen plac-
| ed a rubberoid root OH theiehotel
building that ENSURES it against all
leakage.
Sam GarmiYe shipped fine crate
OF chickens to Nebraska Tuesday
evening. They are well bred and
are beauties.
Clara Anderson who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. john Campbell.
| returned to her home ia Aud lbon
last Saturday.
Albert Clark was in iowa Tuesday
visiting with his sister Mrs. Aus
Linn, it being to cold to follow his
trade of painting.
Friday, boy made its appes.ance
into the hosne of Mr.. and Mrs. James
futon to claim its share OF their care
and watehfGlDess.
Miss Emma Petersen, who hasaoeen
working during the wintet at B. F.
Brooktield home came home last week
and will remain for while to take u
rest.
U. b. Chacch has been supp,ied
with new gasoline arc lights which
light up the church and gives soft
mellow light that does not blur or
hurt the eyes.
We understand that Miss Acpa
French who has been studying inGhe
hospital at Carroll for trained
nurse has resigned her position and
will go home.
Roy Swaney went to Carroll kst
Saturday on business. He is cen
templating sale in short time aad
the bill will appear in the columns
of this paper in the near future.
Mr.. Swearanger and family expect
to start for Poeahontas county mex
week to make it their future home.
The changes in neighborhood al
ways effects the whole community
and these people will be missed.
Miss Barger has prepared pro-
gram to be given on the Birthday oil
the Father of our country. These
programs are excellent to inculate
love OF country, home and flag and
teachers in generei should observ,
them.
Tonight party of young peoph
expect to gather at the Swanson hom
to surprise Christina. We have no
doubt but they will take the youne
lady unwares, and are sure they viii
have an evening Of pleasant enjoy
ment.
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