Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-08
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Mrs. Walters was up from Audubon
last Saturday visiting with friends in
town.
M. ID. Grow and wife went to Coon
Rapids last Saturday and visited with
relatives.
Mrs Eugene Meriz went down to
Audubon, Sunday, and spent the day
with home folks.
John O'Leary and wife went to Man.
ming, Monday, to visit and attend to
business, between trains.
Miss Viola Mitchell, from Jamaica,
was visitor here the first of the week
with her numerous friends.
SAINT Anderson was up from Audu-
bon, Tuesday, visiting at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. John Campbell.
Henry Nedrow and wife were down
from tqeir home, near Manning, Sun
day, to visit at the home of his parents.
Mrs. Clara Sherman, daughter of
Henry Conboy, from Kansas, is at
home attending to the wants of her
father
Mrs. O.. NIease and her daughter.
Mable Welty, went down to Audubon
on Friday for days visit with their
friends.
Louie Groteluschen went down to
Des Moines, the first of the week to
buy goods for the firm to meet their
fall trade.
Trena Castor and Louie Doak were
up frem their homes, in Audubon,
last week and visited at the J. E. Nc
CURE home.
Hon. Asmus Boyson and George
Ross departed, Tuesday, for Cedar
Rapids to be in attendance at the con-
vention there.
Florence and Dora Nedrow were
down from Manning, Sunday, and
visited their little friends at the w. j.
Lancelot home.
Professor Cunningham and lady
friend drove up from Audubon, Sun
day. and visited at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. j. E. Mcclure.
James Spear and wife, from over
near Templeton, came over Sunday
and spent a pleasant day at the hospit-
able home of Forest Terrell.
Peter Mundt, the affable and genial
clerk at Mertzs drug store, was taken
ill, Monday, and went to Manning to
rest few days at the parental home
William Barger has severed his clerk
ship in the Greenwaldt & Groteluschen
firm and is nown helping on the car
penter work of the new school build
ing.
Miss Jennie Wolfe, from down south
west of Audubon. was up, the first of
the week to visit at the home of her
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lacy.
Miss Mollie Barger is taking advan-
tage of the fine cool weather and nice
roads and is driving back and forth
from Audubon, in attendance at the
normal.
Mrs. Shelley and her sister, Mrs.
Darner, returned home, on Saturday,
from an extended visit to Minnesota
and Sioux City, visiting with their
relatives
The basket meeting that we spoke of
last week as being at 'Botana, Sunday,
is not until u week from Sunday when
all people are invited to be present and
enjoy the services.
Peter Rable returned home, Tuesday
from down by Burlington where he
says potatoes and garden vegetables
have become positive luxury and can
be had only about once week.
w. l.. Swaney received the sad in
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used to live here, hadldied in Chicago
and was to be buried at Griswold so he
and his wife Went down there to be
present at the burial.
The carpenters having in charge the
construction of the big German church
west oftown have got so far along now
that they are putting up the long nine
ty foot tower and are rushing it to
completion as fast as possible.
j. +. Corner and wife and baby and
Miss Gladys Wilson and brother, of
Audubon, took advantages of the cheap
rates to South Dakota, last Sunday,
and went to Clear Lake on that date
and stopped off to visit during the day
with relatives.
Mrs. Mertz. mother of the genial
druggist, c. Il. Mertz, came down, on
Monday, from her home at Lake View
to pay them visit. His father will be
down about Thursday as he went to
Cedar Rapids as a delegate to the Re-
publican State Convention.
Grant Lancelot departed, Tuesday
evening, for Magnolia to consult with
the school board in regard to change
they contemplate making tn the text
books for the coming year. Grant has
made the various books close study
and will be able to render great assist
ance to them in their selections.
Doc Rogers and Chas Beers get their
heads together once in while and
talk of starting u butcher shop here.
How far this talk will ever 60 we do
not know. We do know, however,
that there is good money in that bust
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