Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16

CHARLES BAGLEY.
G. S. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon,
Fon Swartz is clerking in the cloth
ing store of j. Friend & Son this week.
Mrs. R. A. Steere, of Gray, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Barger, of Audubon.
AIDA Detwiler, who is teaching in
Fonda, has been elected to a position
in the Sac City schools.
Mrs. Carmichael was down to Extra
last Saturday night visiting with her
many friends at that place.
Mrs. Gill, of Hamlin, was up We'd
nesday visiting with her sister, Mrs.
jim Manahan, out west of town.
DR.. Gibson and Jacob Bell, of Coon
Rapids, were taken through the degree
of Knighthood in Godfrey Command
airy last Tuesday night.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
AL aurd was assisting in the cloth
ing store of Nelson & Christensen,
Wednesday, while Mr.. Christensen
was absent attending to other matters.
Miss Margaret Frost, niece of H. B.
Wilson departed, this week, for her
home at White Lake, South Dakota.
one of the girls accompanying her as
far as Manning.
Ed. Finch recently bought the place
OF jeff Settlemire and almost immedi-
ately disposed of it again to Ad Settle
mire. Ed. is a hustler and knows how
to make a deal when he finds 1T loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, of GRAY.
We're in the city Tuesday and purchas--
ed the Signal property on east Fourth
street. We did not learn how soon
they intend to move.-Manning Mon
itor.
u. a. Rasmussen, formerly of the
Journal force, but now travelling sales
man for Brown & Bigelow, of Mime
apolls,. was in town Monday visiting
his friend, County Treasurer C. q.
BRENNAN.
The Manning Juniors vs. the Audu-
bon Juniors Saturday afternoon will be
the first ball game of the season on the
Manning grounds. The game will be
called at Ills. Admission 1Oc.-Man-
ming Monitor.
Rev. LOOMS has sent word back
from Michigan that he and his family
a arrived home safely and that he
was feeling better. He sent to the
people his thanks for kindness, which
alone enabled him to get to his home.
&C. Harper ven to Sioux Falls,
tuesday, to take some pictures for a
land firm at that place. Mr. Harper.
is an expert photographer and the firm
can depend upon getting some first
class scenes to put out on their circu-
lars.
Fred Lynch arrived home Tuesday
and in a few days his household goods
and wife will arrive and thew will
make this their home. He expects to
assist his father this summer in the
construction of some of the large
buildings here.
Geo. Cosson, of the firm of Cosson &
Ross, went up to Manning, to draw
up the articles of incorporation, Mon
day, for the new electric light com
pany just formed there. The company
are going to put in a good plant, with
arc lights for the street and a good sys-
tenn for the houses.
w. b. Swaney, manager of the tele-
phone exchange, informs us that the
last OF next week at central office he
will have on hand samples of line
brackets, chandeliers, clusters, lamps
and shades. He makes this statement
that everyone can go and select what
they want so that he may order intel
MISUNDERSTANDING Monitor.
Godfrey Commentary observed AS
%cension Day today. They expect to
meet at the hall at 3 o'clock this after
noon and go to the cemetery to decor
ate the graves of the knights and then
in the evening give a social and enter
tain the knights and their ladies from
Extra. They have prepared an enter
tanning program and will serve a light
luncheon to all present.
The reception given last Monday by
Mrs. w. w. Smith was one of the
pleasant affairs of the season. Mrs.
Smith made no display or show, but
in her womanly manner, received in a
gracious way those who came. A nice
luncheon was served and it did not
partake of that stiff display of formal
ity so often seen, but all were given
the cordial hand grip of friendship and
confidence and went away pleased
with the occasion.
Hank Johnson is going around this
week with cross bars over his nose, the
result of a foul ball coming in contact
with hat member of his anatomy,
while he was umpiing a game of base
ball. The time of week might have
had something to do with the accident,
as he took the Lords day for the
work, which might be construed to be
disturbing the peace, if the authorities
inclined to think they should, not in
Hanks being hit, but in the practice
of SUNDAY ball plavinp