Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-05

For the best shoes for the least
money try Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Wilson Burnsides went to South
Dakota, Tuesday, to look after his land
interests up there.
Wren Phelps, of Atlantic, was up the
latter part of last week visiting at the
home u. G. Johnson.
Will Beason departed Monday for
the north part of the state for visit
with his sister, Mrs. Ada Rice.
DIR. Miller returned3 home Tuesday
ftom Chicago where he had been at
tending to mattersof business and
pleasure,
Mrs. S. A. McHague, of Prospect
Park, went to Menlo, Monday evening,
to visit for time with her husband
and friends.
Miss Grace Stanfieid returned from
Nebraska last Saturday where she has
been for some time visiting ane was &C
companied by Mrs. e. L. Stanfield.
Billy Fry is busy this week Smelling
out the new corn taken as rent by Mr..
Hancock who resides in Chicago but
believes that the price is we'll toward
the top.
Miss Mary A. Fulton, of Atlantic,
came up last Friday to visit with her
small niece that is, of course, the great
est niece in the universe.
Miss Anna Taylor, of Atlantic, was
up the first of the week to attend to
some stenographic work for Cosson &
Ross but as the case was postponed
she went home Tuesday.
Harve Gleason moved all his house
hold goods to the cars, Tuesday, and
with his family moved to Oklahoma
where amid new scenes and new en-
vironments he will begin a new home.
Ed Bilharz now has his new house
enclosed and as soon as the shingles
come will have the top put on it. He
is using only the best of material and
when it is finished he will have a
splendid home.
Mrs. j. Kuhn and Mrs. F. P. Hooker
have sent out Invitations for an " At
Home" at the home of the former, on
Thursday, Dec. 5th, at 8 o'clock,
and everyone einvited is expecting q
most pleasant time.
The other day as old Mr.. Bristol was
working around in the butcher shop of
his son, on South Park, he in some
manner got his finger in the way OF q
knife he was using and lacerated it up
considerably, but it is now healing
nicely.
Andrew Bailey, we'll known per-
sonage to great number of the older
people of Audubon, was down last
week from his home in Pocahontas
county, making visit with relatives
and friends and, too, attending to
matters of personal business.
The mother of ]. o. Paks, of this
city, is lying quite low at her home in
Newton. and little hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery. Doctor Fulton
given them hope, for she has consump-
The Columbian Ladies entertain
ment or regular number on the lecture
course last Monday night was given to
q good house and was perfectly salts
factory to everybody. The pronounce it
one of the best ever given in the town
In fact the course this year is immenl-
nently satisfactory and each number
seems to surpass the one before.
4 Doctor A. L. Brooks and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Wilson were in
| vited down by Hamlin, Monday, to
the pleasant country home OF j. q.
!, Moore where, after the gentlemen had
spent some time in hunting, they re-
+ paired to the house and were served a
dinner that no one only those present
could describe or appreciate. Messrs.
Brooks and Wilson have been invited
down every fall for several years for a
hunt and big dinner and always look
, forward with pleasure to the day.