Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-27

AUDU6oN. : IOWA
Cobs s1.o0 per load. Ham Webster.
John Reinemund ST.. now drives
about in a beautiful new rubber tired
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Turner went to
Adalr Tuesday to visit for a time with
their sol
Miss Katherine Earheart is home
from Indianola where she has been in
school the past year.
Ton Railsback has disposed of his
hne farm out northeast of town for
the sum of SG2.5 30 per acre.
F. NJ. Leet and family drove down
to Extras shady retreats Sunday and
enjoyed scenes very much.
Miss Neda Masterson is up from her
Greeley home and is visiting at the
Farquhar home this week.
Miss Daisy Burke of Atlantic was up
this week visiting with her friends the
Misses Daisy and Myrtle Frick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Russell and Mrs.
Z. NJ. Preston expect to &C to the lakes
next week for a months outing.
Mrs. Carmichael has accepted the
position offered her at Charles City
and will go there in September.
Wallace Bolten has purchased the
Green farm out in Douglas township
paying $500 per acre for the same.
Rev. r. W.. Matheney went to
Guthrie Center Tuesday to be present
at the meeting of the district confer
ence
Mrs. G. B. Russell is expected home
Saturday from her trip of visiting in
the east and other points where she
has friends.
Wood Soar departed Tuesday for
New Jersey where he will take a sum
mers outing free from all care and re-
sponsibil1ty.
Clark Miller of Valley Junction a
registered pharmacist has accepted IA
position in Prick drug store and is now
busy at work.
One cen pays for a vote on the
Journal voting contest. See the ad
for terms to go. Pay your money and,
take your choice.
Clarence jerks and Miss Agnes
Blakesley of Coon Rapids spent Sun
day calling on the G. G.. Nelson and
VIM Fullerton families.
Mrs. Nicholson who has been visit
ing at the VIM. Cloughly home for
some time returned to her home at At
lantic last Monday morning.
Get our prices on doors aud windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
] a repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
I will take a few first class boarders
for the summer of for summer school.
Neat attractive home and good board.
Mrs. ED. FINCH.
Are you saving your cupons for the
Journal Exposition trip! Don't you
want to help some girl to go; She
wants to go and you want to help her.
Miss Eta Proctor who has been
trimming in the millinery department
of j. f. Russells store closed he seas
n work and departed Tuesday for
Lincoln Nebr., her home.
Mrs. Marsh came down from her
home in Manning Friday and is spend
ing the week at the VIM. Cloughly
home. Wednesday her son Tommy
came down and spent a few days also.
Harry Sampson was home a few
days this week visiting friends. Harry
has accepted a position with the Des
Moines Lecture Bureau and will be on
the road for some time getting dates
for them.
John Chapman sold his fine driving
team and a good work horse the first
of the week to a brother-in-law at
Belle Plaine. They are fine animals
and will serve him well in the capac-
ity he wants them.
VIM. Dryden started for Kansas
City, Sunday morning with a good a
car of horses as ever left town. Will
has became one of the best buyers in
the country and knows just the kind
Of horses for the market.
Chancey Gardner is going to have
a celebration of his own July 4th and
a number of neighbors and friends
will meet with him and spend the day
in one round of pleasure, if you are
invited to join the merry crowd you
can depend upon a day of jollity and
fun.
The people surrounding Luccocks
grove have decided to meet there the
fourth for a big basket picnic. Every
one who fills their basket and goes is
welcome. No program has been pre-
pared but when that crowd gets to-
gether they usually find something to
amuse themselves so that they are
sure to have not only a good time but
a patriotic time.
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