Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17
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The Branhorst home is enjoying a
visit from relatives from abroad.
Emerson Shelley sold one of his best
horses the first of the week to Mr.. Fer
rell.
Mrs. Arc her went down to Audubon
Tuesday evening for a visit with her
son John.
Mrs. Jensen of Manning was down
here the first of the week making a
visit with friends.
Chris Sands and wife went over to
Manila last Saturday to make visit
with number of friends.
Miss Matilda Jensen went out to the
home of Lou Babcock, Sunday, to Wis.,
! it with her friend Glennie.
Misses Hattie Boubemyer and Belle
Mcclure were up Sunday and visited
at the j. e. Mcclure home.
Miss Ella Denton went up to Man
ming last Saturday to spend week
with her friends in that place.
VIM. Milford and wife were out to
the home of his brother Newt. last
Sunday and spent a pleasant day.
Up to Tuesday there has been -
cars of corn shelled from Gray's cribs.
they expect to finish up this week.
Amanda Branhorst who is dress
making in Audubon came up home
Sunday for visit with her parents.
Mrs Fred Hepp and son Mahlon
drove over to Irwin Sunday to visit
! with her parents, coming back Mon
day.
Tan Shelley will have his fine large
barn in Cameron township finished
this week if the carpenters have good
luck.
John Liken went out to western
Kansas Wednesday to see the country
and to find some good cattle to put in
his feed yards.
Mrs. Sipe, who has been visiting at
the M. d. Crow home, left the first of
the week for her home at Carroll, after
stay here of week.
Chef Houck and wife and three
children, of Dexter, are visitors this
week at the T. B. 'Creveling home and
with John Caneron's.
w. H. Jump and Ed Freeman came
up last Tuesday to paint the Wayside
Inn on the outside and soon it will be
much brighter and prettier.
John Liken made deal last week
in which he purchased 240 acre farm
UP in Section 30, Viola township pay
ing $55 per acre for the same.
John CARRIER and wife and daugh-
ter limo drove over to Kirkman Satur-
day and visited until Monday with
the family Of Jake Thompson.
Rev. Bertch got home Friday from
his trip down by his old home near
Des Moines and has entered heartily
into his work for the ensuing year.
Lottie Perrine and Myrtle milford,
who are attending school here in town
went out to their home in Viola town.
ship last Saturday for short visit.
Hite Packard is busy hauling brick,
stone and lumber to his place and will
i soon have house erected that will be
a credit to his farm and community.
The youngest child of Louis Grot-
eIuschen has been quite sick the past
week and under the DOCTORS care but
all trust to hear of its being up again.
Mrs. ]. w. Coakley, sister of Mrs.
Charley Wilson, departed Monday fol
Tama City for visit with friends and
from there will go on to Chicago to hel
home
Aus Linn has taken the contract to
paint the new school house and will
soon change the general appearance
from q new to a more substantial and
school house color.
Mrs. A. L. Campbell came up from
Des Moines the latter part of the week
and went out to visit for time with
her parents, B. c. Brookfield and wife
northwestern Gray.
Mrs. Kemp, a sister of Mrs. Higgins
and who has been here for week
talking over those times that two sis
tiers can of their early life, departed
Monday for her home.
Miss Emma Fenton one of the best
teachers in the county has accepted
the Frank Gray school for the winter
term and we believe will give them
satisfaction in every respect.
Nels Christensen purchased last
week the Dan Corbin 16O, paying sos
per acre for the same. This makes them
Z fine large tract of land two miles
wide on either side of the road.
Howard Kittel has given such good
satisfaction at the Cameron Center
school that they have hired him fol
the winter term. This fall was his
first term and we are truly glad tc
hear of his success.
Three new members were taken into
the Endeavor last Sunday night. Jay
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