Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-07
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AL Zaner drove down to Extra,
Tuesday, with enough buckwheat to
supply his customers.
Bea Mccarthy returned home from
Extra, Tuesday, where she had spent
q few days with friends.
Miss Auda Kelly will leave thiseven
ing for Ontario, to pay visit to her
sister, Mrs. Frank Switzer.
Mrs. E. ID. Van Court, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McLeran, came in
from her home at Omaha, Saturday,
and remained over Sunday beneath
the parental roof
Owen Davis returned, Wednesday,
from attending o big fine stock sale
near Manila. He says that it was an
extraordinary sale and the cattle
brought fancy prices.
George Gray shipped several cars of
cattle, Wednesday, over the Rock
Island. to Chicago. Mr. Gray is get
ting rid of his stock preparatory to
giving possession of the ranch the first
Of March
Do not fail to read the program for
on the program is your hobby and
you know the secret of success do not
fail to be on hand and lend your voice
and influence.
A. J. Phillipps's sale at his Douglas
township home, Wednesday,, was a
very successful one everything selling
at fancy prices. Mr.. Phillips and
family will soon move to Pocahontas
county where they will make their
home in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller and Mrs
Chas. Smith and daughter arrived
from York county, Nebraska, Wednes-
day morning, to pay a visit to Joe
Cam and family and their many old
time friends and neighbors southwest
of town. They report all of the Audu-
bon colonists in that county prosper
Gus and happy.
L. l.. Scott will begin working in the
j. G. Wolfe shop next Monday. MI
Scott is an expert blacksmith and
horse sheer, having had much eXper-
fence. This will put two bIacksmiths
in the shop and will enable Mr.. Wolfe
10 do better meet the demands of his
constantly increasing trade and give
him one of the best trades of any shop
in the country.
Joe Moody returned home from his
trip to Arkansas, Saturday, feeling
satisfied that he had always had the
right opinion of that country. He says
he enjoyed his visit with his brother,
Dave, who is doing we'll, doing good
business in the timber trade. He says
he saw quite q number of the deserted
e. L. I'LL.
bought a few years ago. Joe says
lation for him.
Friendship is one of the grandest
elements in the universe Ties of
neighbors bound by long associations
makes neighbors hate to separate, and
when this separation comes and one
leaves those who are left behind feel
like showing there esteem and apprc-
citation in some manner. Thus it was
last Friday night in the neighborhood
just southwest of town. Mr.. William
Cochran is soon to move to Cass coun-
ty and those ties Of neighbors are soon
to be severed. Mesdames Kibby and
Agnew. ever mindful of such ties, or
gained the community into one great
surprise party and all went together
and, indeed, took all the family una
wares, but thew soon rallied and nc.
cepted the situation and helped their
guests to epjov themselves After they
had talked and played for time
q bounteous supper was spread
brought by the guests. Before thev
departed George Agnew. in a neat III.
tie speech. presented the departing
neighbors with fine rocking chair. rs
a mark of the high esteem and resnect
in which they were held, and as a re-