Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-15

Cobs $1.00 per load. Ham Webster
Mrs. j. o. Parks departed, Monday,
+, for Newton to visit for time with rel
atives and friends.
VIM. Dryden is now the possessor
OF Iubal Cain and has one of the best
horses in the county.
Mrs. j. B. Morrisseey went to Har-
Ian Tuesday to visit for a time with
relatives and friends.
to-day from Illinois where they spent
week visiting friends.
VIM. Dryded leaves for Sac City to-
day to pay visit to his brother Char
ley who now lives there.
Mrs. w. w. Smith arrived home
from Lake Okoboji Monday where she
has been the past two weeks.
Mrs. l.. B. Bradshaw will come
down from Boone Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman.
u. 80. Jones departed today for Okla
homa to file on his claim as he was one
OF the lucky ones to procure claim.
Miss Ada Newman of the South
Park Restaurant, returned home
Wednesday from weeks visit out of
| town.
Miss Kitty Hart was down from her
! Viola township home the first of the
week visiting with friends at the w.
B. Davis home.
Mrs. Laura Hurd returned home on
tuesday from Colfax and other towns
in the eastern part of the State, visit
ing with relatives and friends.
i Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bilharz and Mrs.
4 Jennie Donaldson and her daughter,
Mary. drove down to Extra, Sunday,
and called upon friends for a short
time.
\ Miss Bessie Brown, of Belle Paine,
a roommate of Miss Ada Kuhn, at
Cornell College, is here visiting and
the girls are having most enjoyable
time.
Leila and Ethel Manahan departed
for Valley junction Wednesday to Wis
it with their aunt and other relatives
at that place. They will visit Des
Moines while away.
w. H. Cowles now has his cellar
completed and the masons are ready
to begin on the foundation for the new
J brick. He is pushing the work fast
and will soon have his building COM
pleted.
!, Harry Arnold was to leave today for
Peaks Island, Island, Maine, where
he will join his family who are there
, catching the salt of the sea breezas to
give them rest and invigorate them for
the work Of the coming years.
: The Missionary society of the Meth
: odist church had delightful meeting
and were entertained at the home of
r Mrs. Ralph Roberts, last Wednesday,
and who was ably assisted by her sis.
, ter, Mrs. Will Mcfarland, of Omaha
r Miss Alta Grow was called to Car.
7 roll last week to wait on her brother
e who is quite sick, and soon after she
r got there the case was pronounced
I small poX, SO she is now under quar-.
antine and will remain there for some
time.
: Frank Barrett and wife returned
9 from visit with relatives in Nebras.
a ka Wednesday morning. Frank says
o we have much better crops than in
t Nebraska. He says he is feeding 8
fine bunch of cattle ana is not scared
: over the prospect for corn.
r Misses Marie and Anna Anderson
I drove up from their Audubon town.
y ship home and visited over Sunday
o with their brother, Sheriff Fern Ander.
s son. The young ladies were delight.
fully entertained while here and went
home, Monday, well pleased with theil
: visit.
' Miss Lois A. Stuart gives party
: tonight at the country home of hel
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton
= in honor of her friend, Miss Mollie
! Bentley, of Des Moines, who is here
/ visiting with her. Those who are in
vited to attend are anticipating an ev
= ening of rare entertainment.
e w. H. Cowles received a letter from
: Robert Henderson, in Minnesota. louC
9 with praise of that country. He reports
e good crop, plenty of rain and very
t pleasant summer. The awful heat Of
8 the country did not reach up there
Z The many friends of Mr.. Henderson
will be pleased, we know, to hear Of
their contentment and the good pros
! poets for prosperous future.
: Wedding Chimes.
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