Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-21
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Arbeds stooler beligst hos Rasmus-
sen & Jensen, Audubon, Iowa.
Rev. Matheny was quite sick, the
first of the week, and unable to leave
his bed.
w. C. Elliott went down to Creston,
Monday, called there by the sickness
of his mother.
Attorney George w. Cosson was up
to Manning, Monday, transacting
legal business.
Tom Boylan was up to Carroll, Mon
day. fixing up brief and attending to
other matters in law.
Frank L. Evans and wife have NOV
ed into the property Of J. A. Overholt-
ger on Tracy street, north of the M. b.
church, and will occupy it until fall.
Mrs. Emma Sharp came home from
Omaha, Monday where she has been
for some time visiting at the home of
herdaughter, Mrs. William McFarlane.
Clark Brothers, who have been at
Chas. Benton's livery barn for some
time, shipped out car of fine horses,
Wednesday evening, to the eastern
market.
Tony Rasmussen has entered thelaw
office of Cosson & Ross to read law
during the summer, expecting to enter
some law school, after while, and fit
himself for the bar.
OF. Mease drove down from his home
near Gray, last Tuesday morning, and
before night was snow bound and had
to remain for some time waiting for
the roads to be opened up.
John Hight just got nicely started
to repairing his house when the storm
of Tuesday struck him. The whole
west end OF the house was out and he
got the full benefit of all the snow
John Musson was taken through the
mysteries Of Woodcraft, last Monday
night, and endured all the hardships
of the forest with true Woodman for
titude and finally reached the camp in
safety.
Bert Keith was moving Tuesday and
Wednesday into his property on south
Washington street. Bert has had it
all fixed over this spring, repapered
and painted and now has a very neat
and attractive home.
in Audubon township, Monday, to re.
sign his position as secretary OF the
school board and settle up the business
of the past year and turn it over to the
new board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loud Rippey left, last
Saturday, for Earring, to go out to her
parental home to be- present at a fami
lyare-unon of her folks. All the child
rem were at home and the time was
spent very pleasantly in talking OF
childhood days and good times OF
youth.
Chris Henriksen sent out invitations
last week to his friends to big dance
in. his building east of the old Walker
House. When Saturday night came ;
vast crowd had gathered and they
proceeded to have one of the best time:
of the season. We have heard crit
cisms because Americans We're not ad
mitted but it was private affair and
hoodlums were shut out, which wa:
perfectly right and proper.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya departed Mon
day, for the east to purchase her spring
stock of millinery goods. Since they
hove moved and the millinery parlor
are so they can handle more good
they expect to add much to their line
and present to the public better ant
larger stock than ever before. He
patrons will be pleased to know tina
Miss Minta Christie will again be bacl
as trimmer as this insures them a per
son that knows their wants and cal
fix things to suit them.
Word comes to friends here tina
Miss Emma Spear and Mr.. Bert n
Shines, of Broken Bow, Nebraska, wer
united in marriage at Abercombie
North Dakota Sunday March 18th
Miss Spear formerly lived in Audubon
county where she has many friend
that will extend congratulations anC
wish her untold joy. She made he
home for several years with the fami
ly of Robert Henderson and famil.
and went with them to Minnesot,
where she has since lived. She vii
be remembered by many as young
woman with noble heart and soul
standing high in society, enjoying thu
true friendship and confidence OF be
many friends. Her friends here trus
that her husband is worthy of he
love as his bearing would indicate ant
his past life seems to bear out ant
that in the future years to come the.
may prosper and live happy in tn
love and trust of each other.