Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-08

Deputy Auditor o. B. Train was in
Extra Monday, jollying up his frienas.
Ben has host of them an d they are
always glad to see him.
Bea Bradley, the" Sweet Boy Sing
81" will be at the Methodist church,
Saturday evening under the auspices
of the Columbian Club.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
/, l can repair your bicycles and pu
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them w it'll me.
J. g. WOLFE.
The Columbian Club entertainment
at the Methodist church Saturday
night. A musical treat by Bea Brad
ley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P.
Bradley. Come.
The "B" class of the High School
drove to the woods, down BY Extra,
today botanizing. The class expect a
pleasant day and hope to receive some
good specimens for their herbarium,
The congregation of the Methodist
church give a dollar social this after
noon at the home of the pastor and
nave prepared at least that much en-
tertalnment for each and all who at
tend.
w. j. Laubender departed for Re-
publican, Missouri, Tuesday, presum-
ably to look at some land. Every one
is buying and Will has caught the fe-
yer and wants to get hold of good
farm.
Mrs. Mcmillan, sister of Mrs. Ar
thur Farquhar, arrived Tuesday for a
few days visit. She came down from
their old home at Kimball, South Da-
kota, but she now resides at Kalispel,
Montana.
Mrs. Lars Nelson departed for Des
Moines Wednesday noon to pay visit
to her sister who for the past three
years has had responsible situation
in the State Historical Department in
the Capitol.
The Presbyterian people will hold
their missionary tea, Friday, at the
home Mrs. Cloughly. They expect
to have large crowd and pleasant
time as The men are all invited and
light refreshments are to be served.
Rev. 81. G. Littleton, the new pastor
at the Christian church, and his fam.
lily, have arrived and will soon be set
tied in the V. e. Horton house in the
east part of town. Rev. Littleton will
be ready for the regular services of the
church next Sunday.
Arthur Farquhar, Walter Hoyt and
sherman Humphrey went to Manning
last Saturday and took in the excur
sion to Chamberlain, South Dakota,
returning home Tuesday. They report
the country very wet and everything
in fiourishing condition.
Word came to us last week that Rev.
and Mrs. Matheney, of Guthrie Center,
were the parents of boy, but we have
since learned that the young lady who
first started the report had no grounds
for such statement and what all ac-
cepted in good faith is wrong.
Jim Peterson purchased fine team
of coal black horses in Atlantic and
had them brought up Monday. This
makes one of the finest teams ever put
IL any livery Darn IN The town which
with the many good teams he already
has, makes him one of the best
equipped barns IN town.
The ladies of the Columbian Club
are beginning to plan for their Fourth
of July celebration already. They ex.
pect soon to ask the citizens to contrib
ute to the fund for current expenses SO
it may be great success. There is no
reason why it should not be great
success. And. too, it is due the farm
ing community that patronize the
town that they should be provided
with place and entertainment to
properly celebrate. 1t is no thing of
mere sentiment, but living truth that
should ever be carefully cultivated in
the on.coming generations love of
country and liberty.