Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-07
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ID Kittel, Elmer Audas and Clara
ley all closed very successful
bolsA last Friday.
Sam milford, of Viola township,
over Sunday and visited with his
Will and family.
@3elle Lancelot was home Saturday
IA Sunday visiting at the parental
t4A4Dme and her friends.
Emerson Shelly went to Manning
Saturday and got caught in the rain,
getting good soaking.
Dwight Patten was down from Man.
ming between trains, Monday, attend
ing to matters of personal business.
Gene NIertz and wife went to Man
ming, Monday evening, and We're pres
ent at the dance given at that time.
Edna Beers is in Carroll this week
visiting her friend Miss Nellie Crow
and other acquaintance in that town.
Rev. j. II. Young, of Van Meter,
preached at the U. B. church, last Sun
day, and gave the people a splendid
talk.
Peter Perion, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Yard, was up to Man
ming on Monday night to attend the
dance.
Mr.. Bunhorst and Oh Mease are
among the few to have their corn
husked and are now ready for the
winter to begin.
Sandy Petersen boarded the train,
Tuesday morning, for Manning to see
the sights and how election was pro-
crossing in that city.
Jay Lancelot was running the
creamery the first of the week while
his father was here voting and attend.
ing at the polling place.
John Renftle, manager of the Mus.
son elevator, has been busy this week
fixing up the interior of his office and
otherwise making himself com Portable.
John Benson returned to his home in
Clinton, Monday, but his wife remain.
ed to help Grandma straighted up
things some ere she went to her home.
Mrs. CASTOR and Mrs. Cunningham
of Audubon were up last Friday and
spent the day with Mrs. j. e. Nc
CURE, the daughter of the last named
guest.
John Liken shipped out good lot
of cattle, Monday, to the stock yards
ket he could hit in this metropolis of
the west.
Albert st Clair, who used to be
around here but has lately been in
Texas to work, was back this week
shaking hands with old time friends
and renewing past acquaintance.
John Liken is having we'll put
down on one of his fine farms, east of
town, and had six feet of water when
they were down nine feet. 1t gives
promise of being good stock we'll.
The speaking in the M. E. church,
last Friday night by the opponents of
the republican party was we'll attend
snd the crowd was there to learn of
TIE various things of the campaign.
Rev. Bennett, of the NJ. E. church,
preached very entertaining sermon
to the children last Sunday. He is Civ
ing splendid satisfaction to the charge
and is counted very able and strong
man.
Miss Jessie Slough, proprietor of
The Wayside Inn, has been quite sick
the past week and unable to attend to
her household duties, the first of the
week, but is now feeling better and up
again.
The boarders at The Wayside Inn
have been keeping the Leaders pic
lures that it has been sending out of
prominent men and have them on the
wall and they show up quite lot of
prominent men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Babcock are re-
joicing over the arrival at their place.
Monday, of a twelve pound boy. Lou
threatened to take him right over to
election to have him vote but decided
to wait few years yet.
Tuesday was dull day in Gray as
everybody was out at the Center to
the election or else wanted to be-
Scarcely anybody came to town to