Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-24
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Farm wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
Geo. w. Hoover is in Sioux City
this week attending to matters in con-
nection with his big hardware store.
Miss Daisy Prick went out to Oma-
ha Tuesday to visit cousin who lives
there.
Mr. Gray and wife departed Satur-
night for st. Paul, Mimi, to remain
during the winter with their son,
Henry.
Mrs. j. Kuhn went to Des Moines
Tuesday to visit few days with
friends.
A. r. Greenwaldt returned home
this week from his old home town,
bringing with him his mother who |
will visit him for time.
DR.. r. F. Childs departed Tuesday
for Council Bluffs to visit with his
parents and to attend meeting of the
Elks lodge that is in session there.
We understand that Hersmans have
rented one of the Howald blocks and
will move their stock of furniture to it.
This will make fine location and a
good place for them to display their
stock as that is half the business in
their line.
Miss Patrick, who has been visiting
at the Rev. Hinkhouse home left Mon
day for her home ami neice of Mrs.
Hinkhouse arrived at the same time,
whose name we did not learn but who
will make them visit.
| Will Beason returned home from
South Dakota Tuesday evening where
he had been looking over the country.
He found lots of land that surprised
him and pleased him too, and he took
an option on quarter section that he
thinks he will buy.
Mack Mccall, proprietor of the FAIR
Store, mounted his wheel last Friday
and made a trip to Guthrie county to
look after his land over their. 1t took
him four or five days to Timber up
after his return and he will scarcely
try it again for q while.
Sam Gardner, the veteran farmer
and feeder came home from Chicago
Tuesday evening where he had been
with cattle. He had but one car up
this time bat received satisfactory
prices for them as they were splen-
did lot and in good shape.
Last Saturday night, Chas. Trun-
nell, living out west of town had the
young people of his community gather
for social dance. He had provided
good music and laid plans for good
time and as those plans were carried
out they all enjoyed the evenings en-
tertainment.
w. III. Neff returned from Okla
homa where he sold section of land
to man down in Pottawattamie
county who got good bargain. Mr..
Neff is perfectly familiar with all that
country and can locate man in any
part of the country he desires and get
him bargain too.
Lou Shingledecker entertained his
friends Friday night by giving them a
hospitality so famous to the place after
they arrived The Shingledecker
home is noted for good times and
whether they be young or old they are
sure to enjoy themselves.
j. M. McKarahan and w. Burnside
returned Tuesday evening from trip
to South Dakota where they have been
looking over the country with view
to investing in land. Mr.. Burnside
already has land up there and be-
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i ing to it. Mr.. McKarahan found q
quarter section that suited him and
purchased it. migration to that
e country is great, for on this trip there
J was a carload of men from Illinois
l who had their private car all the way
!. through and they took in a great deal
# of land.
TITS you we hope to see,
At an old fashioned husking bee,
Given by the jolly clique,
. Frances, Bert, Maud, Edith, Dick.
The Tally no coach and four,
/ On Wednesday night will call at
n your door,
= No one will be allowed to ride
: Unless with husking peg supplied
Your old clothes you must wear,
e And for good time prepare.
70 October %, 1901, Up. M.
y The above invitation was sent out
/. to lot of the young people, and we
e fear next week we may have to chron
y icle some serious accidents. Most o
them are unfamiliar with the instru
ment they demand all to carry but w,
81 do know they all know how to hav,
q good time.
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