Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-30
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John Liken departed Tuesday for a
visit with his people in Illinois.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson was visitor
on friday in the city of Manning.
Mr.. Brunier, of Manning, was in
town Tuesday attending to business
| Forrest Terrell and wife went to
Parkville for visit with his relatives
Frank Corner sol d a good horse last
week to the horse buyer who was in
town.
| w. j. Lancelot is now duly installed
as buttermaker and is getting along
nicely.
Miss Mabel Swaney went to Man
ming, Saturday, to visit her parents in
their new home.
Dan Craney, from Walnut, was up
the first of the week iookin g after his
business interests here.
| Miss Edna Beers was home from
Carroll last Saturday spending the
| t ime with her parents.
John Renftle, manager Of the Mus
son elevator, was business caller in
| Manning last Thursday.
| Tom Wilson and wife were down on
Saturday from their home In Manning
to the Odd Fellows doings.
Glennie Babcock, who has been Wis
iting her grand parents in Manning
for a couple of weeks, returned home
Friday.
Bert Donaldson, who works for Sam
Handles, was recently taken in the /.
10. o. f. lodge and will soon have all
the degrees.
Miss Lottie Perrine went out to her
uncle, Joe Nedrow's home, Saturday
i night, to visit over Sunday with him.
| Miss Minnie Krause went out to her
home in 'Botna,, last Saturday, and
it took neurly all of Monday to get
back home.
4 Milt Goodnow and his family went
out to the home of his uncle, north of
town Tuesday for visit ere they leave
for their new home.
George Everts, one of the best farm
ers in the county, is busy hauling out
/ lumber from here to his farm for the
erection of big barn.
Nels Christensen, the great stock
feeder in this country, came home
from Chicago Tuesday where he has
been for some few days.
i Peter Audas, of What Cheer, is here
this week enjoying good visit with
his brother, Walter Audas, and talk
ing over those old times.
Will Scott and wife and Joe Nedrow
and wife braved the severe cold on.
Saturday night and came in to the in
/ stallation and banquet of their lodge.
Miss Belle Lancelot was home over
Saturday and Sunday and to be pres
ent at the feast spread by the Rebek-
abs for the 1. 90 f. lodge members
/ Will Blakesley, who teaches at num-
Der one, Cameron, took a tumble from
his horse, SUNDAY, as he was going to
his school but received no injury there
/ from.
Best Lacy is to take the place of
John o. Leary in attending to the stock
4 belonging to John Gray. Best knows
well the duties and will attend to
them we'll.
/ We understand the Rebekah lodge
are contemplating buying an organ to
put into the i. o. O. F. hall for their
use as they miss very much the one
that was there.
The creamery directors were busy for
q few days putting up ice but as the
haulers struck for higher wages opera
lions suddenly ceased, and they are
waiting for arbitration.
Miss Ada .Kittell, who teaches at
Viola Center, was home Sunday visit
| ing with friends and as the snow some
what barred her way she did not go to
her school until Monday.
The young folks are preparing for q
great masquerade ball, Friday night,
in the hall. Many grotesque costumes
are being prepared and they will un-
doubtedly have most splendid good
4 time.
Miss Clio Beers was down to Audu-
4 bon, Saturday and Sunday, visiting
with the Ed. Frick family and attend.
ing the revival services conducted by
/ the we'll known revivalist, Rev. w. A.
Sunday.
Milf Goodnow ceased to work in the
creamery and moves, this week. up to
Bayard and takes charge ofthe cream
cry there. His many friends here re-
greet their departure and wish them
well where they go.
/ Rev. Bertcb and wife have been
having quite spell of sickness the
past week with two of their children.
One of the girls is very sick with ty-
/ phoid pneumonia and has kept them
Very busy caring for them.