Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-07
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Tom Wilson spent Saturday nigh,
in Manning attending TO business.
Mrs. Swanson and children are still
on the sick list and unable to be about
Mr.. Archer expected to move to the
house on the hill, the first of the
week.
A sister OF Mrs. Rogers and her boy,
from Portsmouth, visited her during
the week.
G. Stonebough moved to town, the
first of the week, and will occupy the
Smith property.
Tom Wilson and Henry Wolf made
a business trip to Tempeton, Tues
day, despite the cold weather.
John Rollins, brother of Mrs.
Chas Wilson, returned to his home,
last week, after a pleasant visit.
Ed. Lacy and family and Mrs. Lacy,
from Dedham, visited last Sunday at
the pleasant home Of John Lacy.
Mr.. Liken is expected to arrive the
first of the week with his family and
goods to take charge of the ranch.
Walter Greenlee was elected school
director, Monday, in his district and
will make good and efficient officer.
County Auditor August Green
waldt was up the laster part of the
week assisting in the store and visit
ing friends.
Ed. Lancelot is at last at home and
while not improving as fast as his
friends would like he is, nevertheless,
on the mend.
Ora Corner was made director in
his district, the Valley school, and
will look after the interests of the
school the coming year.
John Jackson, who mas been visit
ing his friends and relatives here for
some time departed, last Thursday,
to look up job of work.
Mrs. Audas and sister were out to
the Christensen home, last Friday,
enjoying the open handed hospitality
OF this generous household.
Mrs. Fred Hepp, and daughter,
Stella, were out in the country, last
Thursday, visiting at the pleasant
country home of John Hepp.
George Gray has men busy at work
constructing barn on the property
back of the hotel where he will keep
his horses the coming season.
The family Of James futon are
quarantined for diphtheria, the little
one having passed away, but no other
member of the family has come down.
Every thing ih town has been closed
for some days, on account of diphthe-
ria scare. Lodges have not assembled
and church closed last Tuesday night.
Frank Buckner is having hard
and peculiar siege of scarlet fever in
his family, They all had it once and
have now turned around and are hav-
ing it again.
Miss Stella Hepp went to Manning
last Friday to visit with the Arma-
itch family and to be present at the
oratorical contest that took place in
the high school building there that
evening.
OF. Mease disposed of one of his fine
Percheron colts, this week, to a party
in Nebraska and it has been shipped
to that point. OF. had a fine colt and
the price of $4,000 was too cheap for
such an animal.
Joe Slough moved up by Carroll
the first of the week to the farm he
purchased up there. He leaves lot
OF good friends in this community,
but is of a nature that will soon win
his way to the hearts of new people.
AS Win Leake, OF Audubon, was
coming out OF the restaurant, last Sat-
urday night, he caught his heel and
was thrown violently to the walk,
breaking his ankle. He, however, is
now at the Park hotel, in Audubon,
doing nicely.
Rev. Bertch expects to again open
meetings, next Monday night, if there
are no more cases Of diphtheria. Rev.
Spurgeon will return and assist him
and they expect good meeting. Let
everyone turn out and help make
them good success.
The town council appointed Chas.
Wilson and L. B. Crevelihg as iudg-
es OF election and Will Barger and
Mr.. Mundt as clerks Of the town cleo
ton. They have four conncilmen to
elect. The caucuses are called for the
coming Friday night.
Peter Peterson has received the an
pointlnent as section boss for this sec
ton and will take charge about the
Goth of the month. Peter is thor
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