Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-25
AUDUBON NEWS
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Miss Maud Doak was slightly i'll
last Monday but OH Wednesday she
was somewhat improved.
Jim Blake and wife went over near
Anita Tuesday to pass the day with
their friends in that vicinity.
Joe Ross of the law firm of Cosson &
Ross. went home Tuesday to Cedar
Rapids where he will visit his parents
w. c. Elliott, an attorney at Audi
bon located over on South Park, went
down to Creston this week to look
after some business matters.
Mrs. B. j. Simmons of Shenandoah,
Iowa, arrived in Audubon this week
and will visit for a short time with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe STEINER.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neff left for Ack-
ley, Iowa, Wednesday where they
will eat Christmas dinner with their
daughter Mrs. Grace Kerr and hus-
band.
Frank Davis and wife and children.
departed for Los Angeles, California,
Tuesday, where they will pass the
winter in beautiful and delightful
climate.
BerDice Seibert is assisting in at the
Mack Mccall store on lower Broad
way during the holidays and is prov
ing very efficient help and a good
saleslady.
Ed. johnson had a telephone line
run out to his house this week and a
phone put in, and now he can find
out what is going on in town without
driving in.
Chris Schoultz and wife of Atlantic,
came up Tuesday and spent the day
with her brother, Roy Lamoreaux,
head clerk in at j. f. Russell's big dry
goods emporium.
Wilson Burnside and wife departed
for Grinnell, Iowa, where they will
spend Christmas with their son-in-law
Arthur Wadsworth and wife. They
expect to remain till after the holiday
season.
John McKarahan, proprietor of the
hardware store on Lower Broadway,
went down to West Liberty the first
of the week where he will visit over
Christmas with his mother, who
resides there.
Jens Johnson son of Hans Johnson
of Kimballton, Anna Carlson also of
near that town, and her two cousins,
Christina Hansen and S. P. Christen-
sen arrived from Ames Wednesday
and will all go out there for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Vollmer and
his sister Miss Katherine Vollmer of
Des Moines arrived here Saturday and
will visit during the holidays at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
e. BilharZ, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Vollmer.
Frank Switzer and wife who reside
at Hartwick, Iowa, came up to Audu-
bon Wednesday and will visit for a
time with w. H. Kelly and family.
Mr.. Kelly and wife soon will leave for
Ames to make their future home and
their departure is much regretted by
their friends here.
School closed Wednesday for the
holiday vacation. The pupils who
have been attending school here from
a distance depart for their homes
this evening or on the next morning
so as to be at home to help eat the
Christmas turkey. The enrolment of
the school this year is large and every.
thing is in good condition.
Miss Jennie Donaldson, daughter OF
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wife, returned home last Friday from
Des Moines, Iowa, where she has been
attending the Drake university located
in that city. She will remain and
visit with her parents and many
friends here until after the holidays
Miss Donaldson is we'll satisfied with
this school and has been making rapid
advancement in ner work.
Miss Maud Lynch was home last
week and arranged date for the
Simpson College Concert Company
The entertainment will be under the
management of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church and will be
given Friday in the church. The
club consists of sixteen people. This
will be rare musical treat and will
be an evening of pleasure to all those
who will take advantage of this
opportunity and attend.
The executive council of the Far
mers Institute met last Saturday in
the sheritf's office and partly fixed GU
a program for the coming session
They are arranging to give as good
J program as is possible. They hav,
several men from Ames who will
address the people and local farmer
will also talk. The date has been fix
, ed for Feb. II, Is and 10. There will
be another meeting next Saturday t,
rearrange and add to the program.
]. o. Parks, who was formerly hea,
clerk at Billiards big store but ha
! lately resigned his position and accept
} ed a position as travelling salesman TO
Carson, Pierre, Scott & Co, of Chicago
, and will assume his new line. of worl
January lst, In company with his wifi
. departed for Marshalltown Wednes
day to attend to matters of bushes
) and to make short visit there. MI
Parks and wife have many friend
here who much regret his departur