Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
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Gene Mertz vas down to Audubon,
Tuesday, between trains.
John Lacy drove drove up to Man
ming, Monday, to transact business.
VIM. Perrine from Viola, was on
our streets, last week, transacting bust
ness.
Fosbeck & Groteluschen shipped two
cars of stock, Sunday, to the Chicago
market.
Miss Libbie Lewis expects to go to
Farland next week to visit with her
sister Bertha.
Wilbur Clark was up, the first of the
week, visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Austin Linn.
Several of the M. w. A. boys intend
ed going to Manning, Tuesday night,
to attend lodge at that place.
Austin Linn and wife went down to
ents, Mr.. and Mas. VIM Clark.
Charley Higgins and wife, from
down by Hamlin, was up Sunday Wis
iting at the home of his mother.
Walter Audas returned home last
week and now feels that he is mend
ing and that his trip did him good.
Will milford has sold his crop and
most of his effects aud expects to en-
bark in some other line of business.
We noticed posters up in town for a
big picnic at the Eberhardts Place,
n mile west of Manning, for June 8.
Mrs. VIM. Lacy went to Manning,
last week, and visited a few days with
her o John, returning home, Satur-
day.
Miss Minnie Kruse, one of the popu-
lar young ladies, from Botna, is assist
ing in the home of Rev. Bertch, this
week.
Gene Mertz was showing a fine dis
play of flags in his window, this week,
telling each one where to go for the
fourth.
Frank Gray and wife and Milton
Crow and wife went to Carroll, Satur.
day evening, and visited until Monday
with friends.
NJ. M. Kennels and wife are visiting
at her parent, M. M. Corner, north of
town and they drove down to see his
father, last Sunday.
Nels Christensen, the big stockman
southeast of town, marketed eighty
head of fine hogs, last week, and re-
ceived $40 for them.
The pupils were busy in the high
school room, this week, passing the
examination which will be the last
they will have for some time.
John Liken went to Chicago, Sun
day with stock. He expects to remain
some time and visit with his family at
their old home, in Geneseo, Illinois.
We have the program for Children's
Day and an article ON the schoolhouse,
but no space to publish. The last
named article will appear neXt week.
Misses Mollie Barger and Stella Hepr
and Mahlon Hepp and Chas. Ramsey
all drove down to Audubon, Friday
night, to take in the graduating exer-
ciseS.
Will Frietley g new barn shows up
in fine style and he shows good sense
and wisdom in having it painted i'm
mediately as 1T saves him money in
the long run.
Mrs. John Campbell and childaen
went down to Audubon, last Friday,
so as to be present at the graduation
of her sister, who was one of the mem.
bers of the class.
III. G. A. Brammer and j. Brammer
were in Gray, last Friday, for a short
time and went u to the pleasant
home OF j. Polzin, south of town, and
visited for a while.
Last Sunday, with imposing and inn
pressive ceremonies, the corner stone
of the German church was laid, and
the whole building will be pushed to
completion as fast as possible.
John Hinch, one of the best horse.
mel north ofIown, had the misfortune
to lose n of his best horses last week
which happens at a time when a man
can ill spare either horse or time.
The Highland Mobiles of McLachlin
Castle. Nc. 4S, Gray, Iowa, are request.
ed to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday night, June 10.
w. r. LEWIS, Secretary.
iaLoSCIIleHU VI Uuc LlRu SclOO
are thinking of charging admission to
the graduating exercises, which would
only be proper as the class has been at
considerable expense, to have every
thing as nic as possible.
The Misses Fanny and Mabel Welty
departed, Tuesday, for Missouri where
they will visit for a time at the home
of the parents of OF Mease and then
they expect to go on to Hot Springs,
to remain for a short time.
Rev. d. d. Mitchell, President ofthe
North Western Social Puritan asso.
citation, will lecture, next Tuesday
night, in the M. e. Church. on " Par
entail Prosperity. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present as it is
free.
Jack Lancelot received a card,
this week, that Il. P. Reese, well
known to all our people, would be in
Gray, next Sunday. He has prosper,
ed in Oklahoma, and is now county
treasurer and also part owner of a gen
eral store.