Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-19
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A. III. Edwards was in Extra the last
of the week looking after some person
al business interests.
Wills Staley, the bowling alley man,
was in Manning, Tuesday, looking
after business matters.
Father Flavin went down to Extra,
Tuesday, and stayed over night, the
guest of Father Failenschmid.
Bert Leamon, of Extra, was in town
Wednesday and today working with
his friends in the interest of the Mac
eabee lodge.
VIM. Dryden was down to Extra the
last of the week purchasing horses.
He obtained some good marketable
animals at very reasonable prices.
Rev. Mr.. Toy, Evangelist from Bal
timOre, will begin series of special
services in the Old Hamlin Presby-
terrain church next Sunday evening at
1880.
Jake Meyer has made his last trip
over the rural mail route and is MAX
ing preparations to move to Oklahoma
to look after the claim that he has
taken.
Mayor Hanna has departed for Okla.
hOma to look after his real estate in
terests. We predict he, like most 9TH
( ers, will sell his interest if possible and
remain in Audubon.
B. s. Phelps returned from a bust
ness trip to Davenport, on Wednesday
morning. While away we are inform
ed that he purchased the pasture land
adjoining Arlington Cemetery.
John Sherman is home from trip
{ to South Dakota, where he visited
with his brother at Willard. He was
pleased with the country and found it
much better than he expected to see.
Ed Frick sold his fine Melville town.
ship farm, consisting of 485 acres to
Perry Carter, receiving $65.OO an acre.
This is fine farm and will make Mr..
Carter and family pleasant home.
Jack Andersen has purchased the
Thos: Campbell ice house and equip
ments and is overhauling and refitting
the house, preparing to putting up an
ice crop which he soon expects to har-
vest.
Lee McCuen and wife of Cameron
township departed for Corning, Adams
county, Wednesday evening in search
of farm, that will make them suit
able home. They may also visit other
points in the south part of the state, il
they do not find what they desire.
The dedication of Lone Star Presby.
terrain church takes place next Sunday.
There will be morning and evening
services, commencing at 1920 and zoo
o'clock respectively. Rev. DIR. Pur
mort, Rev. ]. r. Hinkhouse and the
pastor j. S. Hamilton will take charge
Harvey Williamson and wife and
mother departed for Oklahoma, Tues.
day. Harry goes down to make his
future home while Mrs. Williamson
goes down to see the country and tt
pay q visit to her son, Will, who now
lives there and likes the country very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Thayer are ex
pected to arrive from their home in
the Sunny South, today, to pay visi
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Russell and theil
many other friends. No one could re
turn to Audubon who would be NOR.
gladly welcomed and royalty entertain
ed. Doubtless they will remain unit
after Christmas enjoying the scenes
and friends of other days,
Mrs S. e. Bailey and Elmer depart
ed for Oklahoma City, Tuesday noon
where they go to make their futur
home. Mrs. Bailey has lived in Audi
bon for the past twenty years, Will
Elmer has lived here from early child
hood. Each have their friends ant
associates who regret to see them leav
but wish them success and man,
friends in their new home.