Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-02
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Henry Wolf was a Manning visitor
last Friday. between trains.
Frank Slough departed last week
fos California to remain some time.
Groteluschen e. Forbeck shipped a
car of hogs, Friday, to the Chicago
markets.
Miss Blanche Patton visited, Sat-
urday and Sunday at the home of D..
w. Patton.
w. G. Freetley is putting up a neat
and commodious barn to protect his
stock from storm and sun.
Amanda Settlemire and Anna
Blakesley visited the high school for
a few hours, last Monday.
Mrs. Emma Knight came over from
Coon Rapids, Monday, and visited
with her sister, Mrs. Archer.
Mrs. Ed. Grow, of Walnut, arrived
in Gown, Tuesday, and went ~ to
the OF Mease home for a visit.
Chat Dustin has moved into the
Smith property on the hill, which
will make him a very neat home.
VIM. Shoutz was in town, Tuesday,
and took home with a riding pillow,
with which to do his spring work.
Will Barger is out at the Frank
Leet farm busy putting up a fence
and getting things in shape for him.
Peter Perion, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Company, went to Man
ming, Saturday night to visit with
friends.
Ed. Steere is putting an addition to
his house that adds much to it's gen.
eral appearance and make it more con-
venient.
Harry Bovaird and family, of Ross,
were up to Gray, Sunday, visiting at
the pleasant and attractive home Of
Fl. B. Shelly.
Miss Fanny Welty returned home,
Tuesday, from Earlham where she
went last Friday to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Fred Hepp and his ons Mahlon
and George, were over around 'Botna,
in Shelby county, visiting with
friends this week.
Chas. Ramsey has begun the erect
ion OF a fine new barn, which when
completed will be a building of all
modern conveniences.
Miss Amanda Settlemire was down
from her home, the first of the week,
Visiting at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Foster, ST..
Jim luton took his little baby and
its grandmother to Audubon and
spent Sunday, and they will stay
there for an indefinite visit.
Ben Kinney and Paul Jentsch, Of
Manning, We're in town, Tuesday,
looking after the interests Of the Nc
Cormick Il Company binders and
mowers.
Mrs. John Campbell returned home
last Friday from Audubon where
she had been for the last two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs SAINT
Anderson.
A. T.. Beason and Will O'Connell
were Gray visitor, last Wednesday,
transacting business and shaking hands
with friends.
Mrs. Jennie Tucker came down
from her home near Viola Center, the
first of the week, and visited at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Lewis.
Road Master Crowley was over the
North Western line, last Monday. on
a hand car looking over the road bed
and inspecting the work of the new
section boss which he found in good
shape.
Mrs. Thompson and mother, Mrs.
Rnisey, vent to Dedham, last Satur-
day, and the latter remained for a
visit Of some length with her son,
John, while the latter returned home
on Monday.
Frank McLaughlin's father %receiv-
ed a slight stroke Of paralysis last
week and had just recovered from
that, when he was attacked by erysip-
elaS anu was quite u SICK man the 1lrSt
of the week.
Eugene Mertz has been busy this
week experimenting the putting in
OF shelves and counters and the plas-
,ering of his house. When he gets
everything to looking right he will
have a neat store.
Sandy Peterson has moved his har-
ness and repair shop from the Green
waldt & Grote]uschen building to the
Foster building where he win have a
better chance to display his goods
and do his repair work.
VIM. Shaw is putting up a porch
10 his house that is about one of the
"ea. est ones in the whole country.
But he has al eye both for comfort
and taste, that puts every thing in the
best of shape around him.
Sandy Peterson went to Des Moines
last Wednesday TO purchased a line of
nets and goods for his summer trade.