Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-28
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Barn for rent. ]. M. GRIGGs.

Barn for rent. j. M. GRIGGS.
A. F. Drake and Chas. Layland were
taken into the Woodmen lodge Mon.
day evening.
Alex Balm aud wife, of Coon Rapids,
We're in town, Wednesday, attending
to personal business affairs.
Miss Hattie Cahill came down home
Sunday after being absent a month,
with friends in Carroll and jefferson,
Miss Ethel Smith, of Princeton, Iii
nois, arrived at the G. g. Langworthy
home and is enjoying the pleasures Of
a visit.
The Presby- erian ladies are complet-
ing the details for the Rummage Sale
they intend to give for the week COM
mencing December 10.
]. F. Frazier and wife and baby de-
darted for Atlantic Wednesday to be
present and partake of a Thanksgiving
dinner with his people.
Miss Jennie Donaldson, daughter of
County Recorder o. G. Donaldson, is
home from Iowa City, where she has
been havinga very pleasant visit.
|
/ can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
]. q. WOLFE.
Thomas Stafford is expected home
from Oklahoma the last of this week
where he has been looking over the
country seeing what might be its future
advantages.
Mrs. Chas. Swartfager of Avoca was
visiting this week with her brother
postmaster III. w. Wilson and helping
to care for Mrs. Wilson who was sick
the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Jams, who has been at
tending school here returned to her
home in Manning, Monday, wnere we
learn she intends to attend school the
remainder of the school year.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Presbyterian church, today,
Rev. A. A. Holmes preaching q very
fitting and appropriate sermon that
was profitable and interesting to those
in attendance.
Let Hill got a bargain in fine rub
ber-tired trap buggy this week which
he bought. 1t was little too rich for
his blood for every day use so he sold
it to Fred Vermilya who now will en-
ljoy fine turnout.
Mrs. A. g. Campbell, of Brownlee,
Nebraska, sister of Mrs. Will Doak, ar.
rived Wednesday to pass Thanksgiv-
ing and have visit. She will be re-
member9d by many as she made many
acquaintance when visiting here q
couple of years ago.
The Woodmen lodge intends to hold
a public installation Of officers January
lst, 1902. This is getting to be one Of
the largest lodges in the town and its
members are wide-awake and enthusi.
astic and anticipate royal good time
ct the coming event.
have just returned from Chicago
where purchased large line of holi.
day novelties suitable for presents. NY
line of silverware; cut glass and such
things are up to- date and my rings
can't be beat. Call and see them.
w. III. O'CONNELL.
1 Mrs. A. J.. Brooks returned home,
Tuesday evening, from Grand Junction
where she was called last Friday owing
to an accident that befel her step-tath.
er and caused his death. We are in.
formed that while he was crossing the
railway track that he was struck by q
moving train and received injuries
from which he died in a few hours.
| George Townsend will commence
work selling nursery stock for Taggart
and Lyman, next Monday. He will
have Audubon county for his territory
and will call upon the many patrons
that have bought goods from him in
years past. Everyone knows George
and knows the kind of goods he sells
and delivers.
A man representing certain mining
interests in California has been in town
this week endeavorlng to sell the PEG
pie mining stock. 1t is almost weekly
occurrence for sor someone to canvass
our town tor some speculative invest
ment. The people learn one by one
that it is impossible to get something
Tor nothing. but there are always some
| who seem to want to patronize the man
that comes along with a gold brick y