Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-13
CHARLES BAGLEY.
Soar does the buggy top repairing.

Soar does the buggy top repairing.
Monday to be present at the wedding
of a cousin of her husband.
Louie Ellis has sold his property on
north Washington street and we I'M
derstand says he will invest it in other
places.
Uncle Jimmy Ellis departed for Des
Moines Tuesday to visit with his
children at that place and to take in
the city.
Henry Herbert arrived in town
again last week and will probably re-
main some time looking after the
affairs of the party.
A special train run in over the North
Western Wednesday morning to gather
up the stock along the branch for a
special into Chicago.
The X. P. lodge of kimballton held
their regular meeting last week and
elected Lars Christoffersen as the del
egate to the grand lodge.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. 6. WOLFE.
John Norris, a one time we'll known
figure in town now one of the pros.
porous farmers south of Brayton, was
in town Wednesday attending to
county seat affairs.
Joe Ross of the firm of Cosson &
Ross arrived home Tuesday from the
vacation he had been taking at the
parental home and feels like getting
down to work again.
Tom Sweeney has had the misfor-
tune to loose two good horses within
the week. This is a case of extreme
bad luck as horse flesh is high now
and this is q bad time to buy.
Miss Ada Newman daughter of the
South Park restaurant man, departed
Sunday for Jamaica where she will
visit for a time with her grandmother
and other relatives and friends.
/ The missionary tea of the Presby-
! terrain church will be given this week
at the home of Mrs. AIRY. She will
be assisted by Mesdames Burnside and
3 Bagley and a good time is expected.
4 Geo. Cosson departed last Saturday
for Chicago and q visit in the east. He
has put in a hard years work and feels
4 that a visit free from labor will dc
- n,t,ah rnO1 and fhn hatrnr ay,oI 0a hiyp
q to do his work during the coming
< year.
John Finn came into town Wed
8 nesday to have a couple of his fingers
q doctored up that he had got nipped il
a cornsheller. One of these was pretty
s badly lacerated but Johns only regret
3 seemed hat it knocked him out o
3 playing ball.
s Seth Hartzell arrived home thi.
g week from North Dakota where he ha!
Z been for some time visiting hi
children. He reports that that country
: has nothing to be ashamed of thi
year and that the prospects for a goot
9 crop this year are fine.
Mrs. J. A. Nash arrived home las
o week from her outing in their summe
. cottage at the lakes feeling better TO
her good time. Beatrice and Gretchen
Q too have arrived home from Brownel
hall and are taking q good rest from
the labor of the past year.
q Charley Benton purchased the Dl
2 Miller team the first of the week ant
= sold it the same day to Fern Ander
9 son. They have gotten so the.
2 thought they could run when the.
n pleased but their first attempt will
Fern was a failure and he expect
. soon to have q we'll broken team.
George Matiesen living east of Kim
. ba!lton has sold his farm to Martil
Christensen receiving S52 per acre foI
the same. He has purchased til,
Q Frank Smith place just west of tow
paying $50 per acre for the 142 acres
Q enough to town to make a pleasan
= home.
Rev. Matheny of the Methods
: church will preach next Sunday morn
Is ing on the following subject: mo
IS perfect but going on.'' All may ex
pect a good sermon from this. He will
address the M. w. A. camp in thei
7e memorial exercises at three O'Clock il
the afternoon to which all people ar,
cordially invited.
Charley White returned home Tues
day evening from Ames where he hat
been attending the reunion and al
umni meeting. When one has com
- pleted a course in school those VIII,
, have completed the work at that tim,
are more like brothers and sisters thai
companions. The trials and triumphs
the victories won and defeats suffered
y, can all be gone yer again, while the
mutual exchange of hopes for tn
le future work inspires all of them to e
forward and fight life's duties as they
come.
'e The ladies of the Columbian Clul
had a ulaatinu Last Maak and doaidn1