Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
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Wednesday evening to attend to mat
tiers of business.
Jens Kelgor went out to Council
Bluffs Sunday for week of recreation
and visit with friends
Miss Myrtle Townsend arrived home
from a six weeks visit, Wednesday
having had most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hartman from
down by Brayton were up Sunday
and visited with their daughter. Mrs.
Ed Elwood.
Mrs. Ella Reinimund entertained
number at dinner party last Monday
in honor of her cousins, Misses Mae
Brown and Leeke.
r. S. BRENNAN from Brooklyn Ia,
came in last Saturday and spent the
Sunday with his brother, County
Treasurer G. e. BRENNAN.
Mrs. Eta Belknap arrived home
Tuesday from the lakes in the north
part of the state where she has been
visiting during the summer.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mrs. Grace Wadsworth and two
children departed Wednesday for
Grinnell their home after visit of
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Burnside.
Rev. Hinkhouse and his two boys
are home from their vacation up at
the lakes, feeling refreshed and Mr..
Hinkhouse can enter on his duties
with a new life and zest
Miss Bessie O'Brine is visiting this
week out in Melville township with
her friends, Misses Mae and Ella
Schrieber. The girls are out visiting
their parents and will find plenty Of
amusement at this vacation time.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyter-
ian church will hold their regular
meeting next Sunday evening begin
ming at 7:15 with Chas. Burnsides as
leader. All are requested to be pre-
sent and participate in the meeting
We understand that it has become
fashionable for the girls to hire buggies
and ask young men to go riding.
Now if it was leap year we could un-
derstand the philosophy of things but
as it is we know not the whyfore OF
wherefore.
| Miss Jennie Donaldson daughter Of
o. c. Donaldson, County Recorder, is
down in Audubon township this week
visiting old neighbors and friends. She
expects to take in the reunion at Anita
/ f<~l L,
her school.
A neat new brick sidewalk was put
down on the east side of Friend
Sons store and a new set of steps pu1
in to the approach. This mode of i'm
proVement is the most commendabl,
of all as it keeps the town always il
good shape.
4 Miss Kate Sloan has had workmel
busy on her house the past week rails
ing it up, placing good foundation
under it and adding new room to it
She is making of it quite a nice re
sidence and one that will make her
very pleasant home.
John A. Nash arrived home last ri
day from his summer residence a
Lake Okoboji where he has spent tn
summer. He has had good long va
cation and find he feels good and read,
for the rush of fall business that
now beginning to open up.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya expects to de
part Friday for visit with he
relatives at Oshaloosa and then go t
Des Moines to buy he fall and winte
t stock of millinery. She expects t
have one of the incest lines ever pu
out and one that will meet the require
ments of all the trade.
County Supt. Arthur Farquhar ha
been q busy man the past week sine
institute closed, fixing out papers an
registering grades and putting GU
certificates. The examination paper
showed good work on the part of tn
} teachers for there were very few fai
ures. There are number of new teacI
ers in the county but there will h
< enough to supply the schools this fa
and the Superintendent will not hav
to go begging as he did last spring.
A Baby Gone.