Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-15
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Gene Mertz spent Sunday with
friends in Carroll.
Now the weeds Now the weeds!!
Now the weeds!!!
Miss Mollie and Dora Detwiler were
in Gray last Friday visiting friends.
John Greenlees family spent Sunday
at the home of her parents Mrs. r. A.
Steere.
AL Ayers of Manning was in town
last Friday shaking hands with
friends.
j. c. F. Wicker was down to Audu-
bon Sunday spending the day with
his family.
Henry Wulf went to Manning Tues
day between trains to attend to some
private business.
Mrs. Forrest Terrell was up to her
parental home Sunday near Templeton
visiting for day.
Ray Smith and family were up from
Audubon last week and visited at the
Orville milford home.
Bert Keith and wife came up from
Audubon Sunday and visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Beems.
John Archer was up last week and
moved his family to Audubon where
he has purchased business.
Mrs. John O'Leary and Miss Mable
Buford went to Manning Tuesday to
visit for the day with friends.
Miss Pearl Garland from Green CO.,
is here this week visiting her friends
out at the w. l.. Swaney home
Quite a number from Gray and Eden
Valley were over to Botina last Sunday
to the basket services held there
Mrs Christensen is enjoying visit
from her sister from Nebraska, who
has come to make her short time.
Miss Jennie Clark from down by
Hamlin was up last Friday and visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. Austin Linn.
Mrs John Nc CURE was down to
Audubon last week visiting willie her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cunning
ham.
Mrs Frank Ballou from down near
Extra, was up last week and visited at
the Chat Dustin and T. B. Creveling
home.
Rev. Stevenson and wife of Manning
were down few days last week and
spent the time visiting with his parish
toner's.
Mrs. Chas. Nc Lachlin and sister
went down to Audubon last Friday
and visited at the home of w. H.
Cowles.
John Renftle the pleasant manager
of the Musson Elevator drove home
Sunday to spend the day beneath the
parental roof.
Miss Lottie futon went down to
Audubon last Wednesday week and
visited relatives, enjoying herself as
much as possible.
Miss Matilda Jensen went with her
friend Miss Minnie Kruse to her
Botina home last Sunday and enjoyed
the day in a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Shelly and her daughters
Bertha and Clara were over to Botina
Sunday and were baptised with the
rest into the U. B. church.
Roy Swaney made a business trip
Monday to the county seat and then
expected to come back and go on to
Carroll on business venture.
Miss Oracle Lancelot returned home
this week from two weeks visit in
the country where she had royal
good time.
Grant Lancelot returned home last
es, and on Tuesday of this week went
down to Marine to attend to school
work.
Word came down from Carroll the
first of the week that the John Crow
family were down with the small pox.
If SO we trust it is varaloid from which
there is little danger.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck enter
prising stock firm here shipped out
two cars of cattle and one of hogs last
Saturday evening, running the risk of
the changing markets.
Henry Nedrow went to Dakota last.
week TO look up location for new
home. He will find that country in
good shape as they have had plenty of
rain and the crops look fine.
Mrs. ]. G. F. Wicker went to Jamaica
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Mitchell. She took home with her,
her grand daughter Viola who has
been spending the summer with them.
Miss Evelyn French will depart
next Tuesday week to Charles City i'm
company with Mrs. Carmichael of Au-
udubon. She expects to remain there
during the coming year and attend
school.
James Foster Sr., departed Tuesday
morning for Sioux City to visit with
friends and look after matters of per-
sonal business. He is pretty well ac-
quainted and is sure to have good
time.
e. H. Steere was in last week and
sold 55 head of fine hogs to Grays
hustling firm receiving good price
for them. Ed truely made some good
money out of this bunch as hogs these
days mean money.