Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-12
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Uncle James Crow arrived home
last week from his vacation and is
again selling goods.
The Gray ball team was to play the
Manning team Wednesday but we did
not learn the result.
The NJ. w. A. boys have authorized
Linn to paint their hall as soon
as he can get around to it.
Gene Mertz and wife expect to Join
the Texas excursion that goes next
week piloted by Geo. Gray.
Will Lewis went to the county seat
of Carroll county Tuesday to attend to
matters of personal business.
The road wagon belonging to John
French and recently painted by Fred
Hepp puts on very tasty appearance.
Miss Mollie Barger went up to our
neighboring city of Manning last Sat
urday and put in the day with friends.
Geo, Gray shipped one of his fine
colts Tuesday to Missouri Valley to
have it trained for the three-year-old
race.
Orvllle Milford has moved into one
OF Gray's~houses in town and will be
y OF the city residents the coming
summer. 2
Charley Wilson and Grant Lancelot
made a flying trip to Manning. Mon
day night, to attend a meeting of the
M. w. A. Lodge.
The ball nine have ordered their
new suits so they will put ups uni.
form appearance when they get them
and can use them.
p. q. Beems took the train for Man.
ming Tuesday morning and visited
during the day with his brother in
law, John Needles.
Mrs. Robinson, who has been sick
so long is still down and not improy-
ing as fast as she might or as her
friends would have her.
John Moeler was in town Tuesday
with a couple of loads of good hogs
which he sold to Groteluschen & Fors.
beck u hustling buyers.
The telephones on the Swaney &
Hoffman lines are now all in. we un-
derstand, and the neighbors are visit
ing without going visiting.
We found Theron Creveliifg busy
the frst of the week fixing combs for
ms money bees to store away the sweet
and luscious fruitage of their work.
There will be no preaching next
Sunday in the U. B. church as the ev-
enlng VIII De taken up by the Chill
dren.s Day exercises of the Union
Sunday School.
Emerson Shelley was elected not
long since as a representative of the
Christian Endeavor to go down to
Ayoca next week to their seventh dis
trict convention.
Paper hanger Aus Lin has been over
IN Botna the past week papering the
church. He is doing work here this
week buteXpects soon to go back over
there and do more work.
w. I. Shepperd, auditor for t h
Green Bay Lumber Co. in this district,
was in town Friday checking up the
local manager but found Peter had
everything in tip top shape.
Mrs. Sheets, OF Audubon was up the
hrst OF the week visiting friends in the
John CARRIER and Chat Dustin families
She went back home Tuesday after
having a most enjoyable time.
John Campbell, n of our village
blacksmlths, took his family and
drove down to the county seat Sunday
and spent the day visiting with her
parents in the Anderson home.
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Geo. Gray. who has been busy get
ting up an excursion to Texas starting
neXt Monday, has everything ready
for q trip, so the large crowd going
VIII nave a most enjoyable time.
Jess Markley has moved into GRAY
ana expects to work with his father
TINS SEASON at the carpenter trade. His
father is one of the best wOrkmen in
the community and Jess is growing to
do as well.
Albert Morrisey. of Audubon spent
Monday night at the Way Side Inn.
He is working for the firm of Morrisey
d Ruhs, of Audubon, and was repre-
senting the Champion Machines in
this vicinity.
Miss Grace Swamy came home last
wen llonI AuleS WQere Slo mas beer
attending school the past year. We
understand she expects to remain dur
ring the summer at her parents home
in Manning.
The congregation at the Eden Val
ley church have prepared a temper
ance program at their church for next
Sunday evening. They have taken
considerable pains and will produce a
good entertainment.
Sam Randles, John Liken and Ham
Buckner brought their various punches
of cattle to town Sunday and shipped
in all eight cars to Chicago and were
accompanied by Nels Christensen and
Frank Leet Of Audubon.
Frank Buckner has the plans and
specifications all made for his big hay
barn and most of the lumber hauled
for the workman to begin on. He ex-
poets to make it>good and strong and
thai will hold all his hay.
Those visitors to the Wayside Inn
who love music will soon be satisfied,
for a new piano has been ordered and
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