Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-27
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sunday for short time.
John Polzin is still busy adjusting
his business affairs here.
William Porter was business visit.
or IN town on last Friday.
Ham Buckner was Manning visit.
or, Tuesday, between trains.
Mrs. G. e. Mertz visited with her
relatives, in Audubon, Monday.
Jim Huffman purchased good
horse of Jesse Higgins, this last week,
John Liken, with his family, are ex-
nected here, next week, to make this
their home.
Ross Higgins came home from Man
ming, Tuesday, where he had spent a
day visiting.
Mrs. John Cameron visited, Tuesday,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Il.
B. Creveling.
Ed. Freeman is up this week from
Audubon painting out at the new
home of OF Meas.
Grandpa Smith is very sick at this
writing at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Ed Lancelot.
I'll. +. Andersen, of Extra, was up in
this vicinity attending to matters of
personal business.
James Foster, Jr., was business Wis.
ltor, Monday, over in the neighboring
town of Dedham.
Mrs. j. E. Mcclure is visiting. this
week with her parents and friends,
down at Audubon.
y. b. Potter, one of the prosperous
men over at Botna, was visitor in
town, last Monday.
Henry Thomas took the train, Tues.
day. and went up to Manning to at
tend to some business.
j. E. Mcclure sold his farm west of
town, last week, to VIM. Shaw realiz.
ing good net profit on it.
Mrs. Bert Carson, of Botna, is visit
ing at Rev. Bertch's, and attending
the Rev. Chariot meetings
Hans Mundt and Peter Ludwick
were down from Manning, Sunday
greeting their many friends.
Miss Ethel Gray was at the w. J.
Lancelot home, Monday and Tuesday,
having most splendid visit.
Several from town went out to the
Sam McCuen place, Tuesday, to see if
he had anything they could purchase.
Miss Clara Shelley closed her term
of school, last Friday, having given
very general satisfaction to her pat
rons.
Those interested in the mutual
Will go to Audubon to attend a meet
ing of those at the head of the various
lines.
E. j. Lancelot expects to 90. with his
family, to Hubbel, Nebraska, with the
opening of spring, about the first of
March.
William c. Johnson was in town one
day this last week and purchased of
Greenwaldt & Groteluschen good
wagon.
The Rebekah lodge has received the
new organ and now sweet strains of
music will help in their initiatory ex-
ercises.
Miss Bertha Shelley is home from
Ross where she has been for the past
two weeks at the home of Mr.. Harry
Bovaird.
John A. Grow, the oil magnate of
Carroll, was down last week to attend
the public sale of his brother in-law, T..
N. French.
Ben Carr, District Deputy Grand
Master of the L. o. o. F., was up from
Audubon last Saturday night to attend
the banquet.
Henry Nedrow loaded his goods.
Wednesday, and is now a resident of
the Sunf1ower " state, where he pur-
chased land, last fall.
Joe Cam, the jolly proprietor of the
new store, says he is doing business
and selling lots of goods and the prices
in his ad indicate as much.
John Musson was up, Monday, look
ing over accounts with manager, John
Renftle and found everything perfect
~ satisfactory and in good shape.
Peter Mundt, who clerks in the drug
store for Eugene Mertz is down at Au-
dubon this week helping in the drug
store of \. Bronson during his absence.
Rev. Geo. Chew, of Scranton, has
been visiting Rev. Bertch, this week,
and attending the Chariot meetings,
giving some valuable assistance in the
meeting.
Jeston Quimby, general agent for
the American Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, was in the city last Thurs.
day attending to some business for his
company.
Will Thompson and wife, of Audi.
Don, were up last Saturday evening to
attend the masquerade given by the
Sebekahs and visited at the Doctor
Beers home.
Fred Hepp has received a new trip
hammer for his shop which makes him
now able to compete with any of the
nelghboring towns, his shop tirst.c class |
and up.to-date.
Hon. Asmus Boysen ordered a new
walk placed on the west of his lots