Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-25

Marriage licenses, E. f. Kennedy
and Sarah L. Ansberry.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper. Wall
Paper! At A. H. Roberts's.
MI. and Mrs. DR.. McLaren expect to
go to Omaha, Saturday, to spend a few
days.
Spring is here. Make your nome
bright and CHEEKY by getting some of
that new wall paper at A. H. Roberts.
Mrs. Wiles, from Atlantic, came up
wednesday from her home to spend a
few days visiting at the VIM. Cloughly
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Artist, from Greeley
township, spent Monday in town at
tending to business and visiting with
friends.
w. e. Palmer, of the Central Life
insurance, of Des Moines, was in town
this week attending to business and
visiting his friend, DIR. Fulton.
R.. L. Harris, D. d. S., went to Lorah
Saturday and spent several days visit
ing with his sister near that place, re-
turning to his work on Wednesday.
Monday, the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
q; w. Preston was made larger by the
advent of a boy who came to help to
cheer and brighten their home.
Miss Eta Proctor and Miss Mary
Leonard, the trimmers at j. f. Russel's
have secured rooms in the Christian
parsonage and are keeping house for
themselves.
Mrs. White, sister of Mrs. w. w.
Smith, with her little daughter arrived
from Silver City, New Mexico, last
Friday, and will remain for some time
visiting and having a good rest.
Tom Musson has been fixing up and
taxing u some of the trees, that has
become so dense that they were shad-
ing the yard and hiding the house
from view. Trees are beautiful at
times and at other times a retarder to
progress.
Messrs. Nash, Phelps & Phelps
inform us they made six real estate
transfers this week which shows that
business still keeps up. This has been
a phenomenal year with all real estate
deals and the records show more real
estate transfers than any previous
year.
Everything is on the move out at the
nursery of Lyman & Taggart. EVERY
thing goes to show that their deliver
les have been made in full and prompt.
~. They are looking forward to one of
the best years on record, and the past
years OF honesty and reliability makes
this thing possible.
Rev. Matheny, of the Methodist
church, took up collection last Sun
day to help Rev. Loomis, who has had
the Audubon Circuit but who has
been sick for a long time and like all
ministers unable on their salary
to lay up much have found themselves
in shortened circumstances. The audi
ence, though only an ordinary one in
size but a magnificent one at heart, re-
sponded nobly and put about fifty
dollars in the plate, which was truly
noble and commendable. Their charge
should remember their pastor in his
distress and help him along in the
world and share their bounties with
them.
County Superintendent Faruuhar
has arranged for the coming county
institute and will hold it beginning on
August 9Th and continuing two weeks.
One has but to glance over the corps of
teacnerS TO see that institute is bound
to be a success. Professor E. d. Y.
Culbertson will be conductor and the
eHlclent work of last year speaks we'll
as a recommendation for this years
work as he now knows the wants and
needs OF the teachers of this county.
Professor f. p. Hooker needs no word
OF commentator to inform everyone
that he is frst-class. Professor w. H.
Lancelot has been here before and vir-
tually grown up with the institute and
knows the individual needs Of the
teachers. Professors L. b. Sorensen
and Bert Powell are both tirst-class in
structors and the teachers will be glad
to know that Miss Carrie, ForgraVe is
TO be back again to have charge of the
primary work. Mrs. Elizabeth Car
michael will again have charge of the
music and all may be assured of many
new pointers in this line.