Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11

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and other points of interest in Colorado
Tuesday. She expects to be gone some
days. Manning Monitor.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly writes back that
she is not improving much at the
sanitarium at ColfaX where she went
to try and cure here rheumatism.
F. T.. Evans who has been building
some fine large building in Carroll was
in town for a few moments Wednes-
day, looking after various matters
here.
Mrs. S. A. Nc Hargue returned home
the first of the week from Defiance
where she had been to visit her hus-
band who was making head quarters
in that place for a time.
Joe Cam the hustling real estate
man returned the first of the week
from Cherokee county where he sold
a four hundred acre farm to Theo Nor
row. oe has got onto Il great many
snaps in his wanderings around and is
willing at all times to let his friends
in on them.
John Ward and wife returned home
Monday from their visit III of town,
where John had been looking after his
numerous gangs of workmen. John
is generally busy looking after his men
or looking around to find some newer
and better method of constructing
bridges that will be of material use to
the people and county.
VIM. Mehle is having his we'll
known tailoring quarters fixed up
with a fine new covering of paper.
Mr.. Mehle is enjoying a good trade
and is a man who gives good general
satisfaction in his work. His new
quarters will be in better shape now
than EVER before and he expects to give
the best general satisfaction possible.
Nels Hansen, who recently gradual.
ed from the pharmacy department of
the Highland Park College began
work today in VIM. Cloughly's drug
store, Doc Needles taking a lay OFF.
Nels is a good proficient clerk and. al
ways ready to work, and lisa mar who
can be depended upon to go ahead and
do that which is right that he should
do.
chased the furniture and leased the
City Hotel intending to take posses.
sion Saturday. Hannes and his estim-
able wife are energetic folks and the
City under their management will
prosper and be a good place to stop.
We have not learned just what Mr..
Kuhl, the retiring landlord intends to
do.-Manning Monitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Rasmussen are
rejoicing over the advent in their
home of a big boy on last Wednesday.
Peter already fancies he sees the boy
down in the shoe store waiting on the
trade while the tired father rests, or
the mother tondly dreams ofthe time
when he will Tighten her work by do.
ing the chores and running on errands.
| All parties are doing nicely.
The Audubon banks were all repres-
, ented in Manning Monday evening.
We noticed President Leet, of the Com
mercial, Vice president Morrow of the
First National and Assistant Cashier
. Rice of the Corn Exchange discussing
! financial problems with our bankers.
Messrs. Morrow and Rice went to
Sioux City on the early train Tuesday
Notwithstanding Monitor.
!, The Western Iowa Firemens AS
: ISOLATION was organized here Thursday
s evening with ID. l.. Freeman of Audu-
e bon president; ]. j. Curry of Atlantic,
e first vice president; Ed Slade of Avoca,
y second vice president; A. w. Brown of
this city, secretary; NJ. Wilkinson of
S Nicola, treasurer. These officers also
e form a committee to complete the or
S ganization and to interest all the teams
in the towns along the Rock Island
e from Stuart to Nicola including the
i north and south branches. They will
hold annual neutrality-suspicious. Tele-
grapa.
Tuesday evening a merry party of
young people were invited to the beau
4 tiful lawn of ID. E. Soar, for an even
" ing of good times, in honor of Chas.
and Olive Beason of Chicago. Miss
Benla Soar is never seen at q better ad-
: vantage than when she is entertaining
and this occasion, her quiet dignity
,s coupled with open handed hospitality
L. assured all a pleasant time. The eve
ming passed away quickly in games,
bright flashes of wit and humor until
~ the hostess set before them dainty and
:, beautifully arranged luncheon and
"a after a short time they babe their
hostess adieu and wendell their ways
:, to their several homes.
~ G.. A. Carol and two of his brothers
from owe by Menlo came over Wed
nesday and went out into Melville
,e township and got the remains of theil
,e father who had Deer buried there
h many years ago. They took the re.
. mains to Menlo and laid it by the side
- of his life's companion, their mother
= who passed away but a few years ago,
he This affection for the memory of hin
l. who struggled through times that
1t needed men of iron and steel is touch
k ing. With a tenderness scarcely founC
in many of today, they carried the
- casket to the train and with the pre-
# cious burden whose spirit may hav,
= lowered near, they put 1t on the trair
le and now side by side the father anc
s, mother rest where the children may
stew flowers over their graves and we
ct the sod with tears.
j. f. Luse ex-proprietor of the stor
81 at Ross was in town Wednesday look
II ing after business, Mr.. Luse is an eX