Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-26
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Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
George Bailey will 60 to his Okla
homa home in about two weeks.
The M. w. A. program for January
is almost completed and they are ex-
pecting glorious time and good crowd.
Professor Mantz and wife are home
from Bayard where he teaches and
will spend the holidays here with
their relatives and many friends.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
= | 80 J. q. WOLFE.
Miss Mildred Smith is home from
school at Cedar Falls and is having a
royal time at home and with friends
back among them.
John Marsen and wife who live out
in Lincoln township have had the care
of two sick boys, who had the measles
quite severely. They are all recovering
now and getting on nicely.
John Krick who attends school and
cares for the Office of Drs. Fulton and
Childs went out to the home OF his
uncle John Reuschling to eat Christ
mas turkey and enjoy a good days
rest.
Miss Maud Lynch is home this week
from Indianola, where she is in attend
ance at that school, where, she bas been
in the musical department. She has
developed her voice wonderfully and
has quite power of expression.
The Maccabee lodge was rejoicing
the first of the week over the fact that
they had secured the number of MEM
bers necessary to get the paraphernalia
from the head Office, given as a prize,
as they took in about 25 last Monday
night.
DIR. Fulton and wife and baby went
down to Atlantic Tuesday to be at
home, where her parents were assem-
bled too, to have great reunion and
good time. He returned Thursday to
his business that is demanding his
attention now.
Last Saturday night as Sherman
Wright was leaving town his team
became unmanageable and he had a
hard time to get them under control
and in holding them he got his back
severely wrenched and has had to doc
tor ever since.
Albert Kibby is home from Ames
helping out on the farm during the
holidays. Albert does not forget the
arts of his craft and can as easily put
on his old clothes and go out to milk
the COWS as to go to his study and get
his lessons for the morrow.
ysqsen had aaa
by, this week. His shoes seemed to be
nesting in the green of the shore
while on mirror, as a lake beneath
made a very attractive window.
John Mcmahon, son of Pat Mcmahon
who has so long been janitor at the
high school building, is home from
Davenport where he has been in school
the past months. John has had good
year so far and holds high rank in his
classes owing to his industry and hard
work.
George w. Cosson, of the firm Of
Cosson & Ross, was in Manning Mon
day attending to legal business for 8
client in that city. The boys are get
ting goodly number of cases outside
the county and are growing in genera
demand for their absolute honesty in
handling cases is winning them gooC
clientage.
]. w. Mcclure one of the best farm
ers out southeast of town had the mis-
fortune to lose three good two year ole
Steers last Friday night by having a
straw stack fall over on them. Ths
stack fell on five of them but two
were got out alive, while the Others
amount to loss enough.
The J. A. NASH home was Joyous
one at Christmas time, as many happ,
faces were there to spend the most Joy
GUS day of the year. The guests began
TO arrive last Monday when Mrs
Archibald MacVicar and son, Archie
of Des Moines, arrived. John MacVic
ar arrived from Des Moines on Sunday
John MacVicar and daughters. Marge
rie and Mary, and son, John Nash Mac
Vicar, came Tuesday morning and a
Miss Gretchen Nash had arrived from
school on Saturday the house was vel
filled with happy joyous faces wishin,
each other Merry Christmas.
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