Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

town and through town, Tuesday, to
the sale of d. l.. Swaney.
Mr.. Eugene Mertz and Miss Mollie
Ludwig were at the county seat,
between trains, last Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Archer went up to
Manning, Thursday, and visited with
friends over night, returning Friday.
Mrs. M. NJ. Kennels arrived in
town, Tuesday evening, for a visit of
a few days with her parents and rela-
tives.
Elmer Audas and Emerson Shelly
went to Templeton, Saturday night,
to give concert with their graphic
phone.
Some of boys, who were elected to
the office of school director, were set
ting up the treats to the boys, next
morning.
Another one of the children of
James luton has been taken down
diptheria, but Tuesday was getting
along nicely.
Henry and Nels Henderson loaded
their cars, Wednesday, and departed
for South Dakota to try the rigor of
that country.
H. Packard and wife went to Au-
dubon, Monday, to attend the funeral
of the little child of his brother-in-
law, j. G. r. Wicker.
Miss Daisy Grove is expected to
return next week, from Fay cite
County and will teach the spring
term of school at Cameron center.
The father and sister of Mrs. Audas
depaNed, last Thursday, for their
home, at Malcomb, after very pleas
ant visit here of couple of weeks.
Miss Ella Forsbeck closed a very
successful term of school, last Friday,
in the Buckner school. Miss Forsbeck
is one of the best teachers and always
gives universal satisfaction.
John O'Leary, who recently moved
back from Earlham to the ranch,
moved into rooms over Gray grain
office, the first of the week, and will
soon be comfortably located.
Walter Jump came up, the latter
part of the week, and is doing the
paperipg at the hotel. Walter is a
first class workman and has few
equals in the county, as is shown by
his work.
Church began again Monday night
but the people did not know of it and
the attendance was not large. Rev.
Bertch expects that Rev. Spurgeon
will again be present to assist in every
way he can.
School opened again, Tuesday
after vacation Of a week, and is get
ting down to work again. There will
now be no need Of the usual spring
vacation, and the school will run no
later than usual.
Mrs. Jasper McClain came up from
Extra, Tuesday, and visited few
dsys with her sister-i in law, Mrs.
John o, Leary. She expects to soon
90 to Washington to join her husband
who is now out there.
Mrs r. b. Creveling and daughter
were visitors, the latter part of the
week, at the home of her mother, Mrs
John Cameron. The storm compell-
ed her to stay over until Tuesday,
before she could go home.
Miss Fanny Welty will close her
school, one week from next Friday,
at the Star school, in Lincoln town
ship. with g box supper to which all
are invited. The cause is one worthy
of helping and all will have good
time.
John Liken's goods arrived last
week, and they are busy getting them
located at the ranch. Mr.. Liken has
big Job before him in the manage
ment of the ranch but he is a man
who possesses those qualities that
make the success IN any line of bust
ness. go
Clio Beers took advantage of the
vacation, last week, and visited for a
few days at the pleasant country home
of Mrs. Christensen. This home is
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TO visit, as the land lady always
makes young and old feel perfectly at
home.
Geo. Gray made a trade, last week,
in which he disposed of all his Wyom-
ing property, to party down at
Griswold, for large ranch, in Texas.
Geo. is fast getting all of his property
located down there, where he can
look after it and tend it, and where
he believes it will be a good invest
ment.
Harry Bamsey has been having a
good trade in brooms this winter. He
can sell all he makes and was waiting
the first of the week on broom corn
He is thinking of putting out about
ten acres of corn the coming season as
an experiment Several Others are also
talking of trying he same experiment.
This year was good one and those
who had it out made good clear
| money.