Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-07
Hu(lubo1l neW$.
Farm wagon for sale. Ham Webster.

EaTul wagon lOr safe. f1aiu w 6DSler.
A full line of felts, German Socks
arctics, warm lined Shoes etc at Ras-
mussen & Jensens'.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Hill entertained
a few of their friends last Monday
evening at cards.
c. w. Evans and son Charles came
in home the first of the week to cast
their vote and to visit friends.
Buy your shoes at shoe store and
save shoemaker's bills.
RASMUSSEN g. JENSEN.
w. Ell. Cowles has placed an i'm
mense window shade across his front
window. denoting his business and |
trade.
HI. B. Wilson went to Corning Wed.
nesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Frand Reinemund, and to see his new
grandson.
Miss Abbie Johnson, of Chicago, ar
rived Saturday from her home in
Chicago to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mel Graham.
Ed Frick had the misfortune to get
one of his broncho's legs broken last
Wednesday by it stepping through
crack in the stable.
Miss Gertie Chambers, who has been
in Des Moines for some time, visiting
with her sister arrived home last Fri
day to remain for some time.
Mrs. Eva Goldenstine expects soon
to depart for her home in the South to
spend the winter with her husband
far away from the frost and cold.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mrs. Fl. B. Wilson went to Corning,
last Saturday, to help care for her
grandson that had arrived at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Reinemund.
Miss Elsie Larsen has accepted
position on the second floor at Russells
store and may be found at all times
ready to wait upon the trade OF his
many customers.
Last Friday night out at the pleas
ant home of Sam Weaver, the young
people were invited to gather and par
take of each others company and en-
joy the good time planned for them.
Miss Mamie Jones, who is attending
high school here from Manning went
to her home last Saturday and spent
the Sabbath with home folks and her
friends. 1t speaks quite we'll for Au-
dubon schools when pupils come from
neighboring towns to attend school.
Last Friday night a party of young
folks went out to the new building Of
Mr.. Lyman and had barn party. At
ter enjoying themselves for time,
they all wendell their way toward the
graveyard, where history talked to
them of the past and showed how
| fieeting is time and what is the final
end of man.
Miss Helen Leet invited a number
of her little friends to the elegant home
of her parents on the hill, last Monday
evening to help her celebrate her birth
day. No pains were spared by her
mother or herself to have the occasion
one Of delightful memory to everyone
present and it will always be red
letter evening in their life.
| Tuesday last, party of people gath
cred and in the form of solid pha-
lanX of good will and Intentions,
stormed the battlements in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey, just east
of town, took the garrison by surprise,
and soon had command of the citadel,
where with the leniency of a Grant,
they allowed the fallen foe to retain all
their possessions as the intruders had
an abundance of all things required so
after all the besieged and the besiegers
spent very pleasant evening.
/ Election day has once more come
) and gone. The will of the people has
3 again been expressed by those who
voted and they are satisfied. Those
: who did not vote, but could have,
: have nothing to complain of, for tc
5 them election does not mean much.
! This was very quiet election, the
) candidates making their canvass in 8
gentlemanly and courteous manner
land the voters felt that whoever was
! elected would serve the people to the
: best of his knowledge and ability. The
3 entire republican county and state
9 ticket was elected with the bigges
= majorities they ever received. The
majorities as near as we can give them
are as follows:
: Asmus Boysen, representative, 632
Chas. BRENNAN, treasurer, 5O4
Fern Anderson, sheriff, 472
e A. Farquhar, superintendent, 595
LIZ 49,