Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-08
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Clio Beers was down to Audubon
last Thursday visiting with her friends
I for the day.
2 John Greenlee and Lou Barger were
up Tuesday shaking hands with their
pld time friends.
Miss Jessie Slough drove over to
sister to the train.
Will Kelley was up again, Tuesday,
to continue painting the house occu-
pied by J. e. Mcclure,
! Newt milford and his brother Will,
"swappedn horses the past week and
both improved their work team.
Miss Lottie luton has resigned her
position as waitress at the Wayside
Inn and is at home taking rest.
Arthur Lafler and lady friend from
Manning were down Sunday attend
ing services at the Methodist church.
Will Barger has had Shelley put an
, addition to the house he recently pur-
chased, and getting it fixed up in gen
eral.
j. j. Quimby, the hustling insur-
ance agent, was in town last week
looking after the interests of his COM
pany.
Will Milford was up to the halfway
house, beyond Manning, last week
after saw dust for the creamery ice
house.
Miss Sadie Forsbeck and brother,
( Carl, drove down to the county capital
Saturday to transact matters of person
al business.
The interest in the prayer meetings
is holding up good and all who attend
seem to realize that they are the life of
the church.
:. Mrs e. E. Beems was down to Au-
Adubon last Thursday visiting during
the day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doc Needles.
Mrs. Branford. who lives in Perry,
was over the first of the week visiting
her sister, Miss Jessie Slough, at the
Wayside Inn.
Chas. Kempf and wife, of Manning,
were in town Tuesday making their
!, usual call and delivering the usual
T supply of meat.
Miss Anna Blakesley has been pro
NOTED from cook, at the hotel, to din
ing room girl, where she had served
for time before.
Hi. Packard has purchased new
riding cultivator so that his son can
land h cor,,o Inc hlo occictonno d,1r.
ing the rush in blowing time.
John Polzin and Joe Cam returned
Friday from Missouri where they We're
looking for land but we did not learn
if they found anything to suit
We understand that Doctor Beers
and Brooks performed very success.
full operation for Mrs. Robinson, last
week, and she is progressing nicely.
A number of young people who en-
Joy the light Fantastic gathered at the
hall last Friday night and spent a few
4 pleasant hours keeping time to music.
C. e. Mertz joined the excursion Sun
day and went to Chamberlain, South
Dakota, to see, chow the country looks
when it is taking on it's garb of green.
August Myer, living out toward
Templeton, had Bert Altman out to
his place the first of the week digging
ditch for his new system of water
works.
Jim Hoffman was in town the first
of the week and took brand new
Cracka Jack planter and checkroweI
home with him which will insure him
good corn this year.
less Higgins was busy this week
hauling the picture man. He had a
tremendous delivery of pictures to put
( out and had to make several trips, TAX
ing about forty at trip.
Mahlon Hepp went up to the Man.
ming Creamery, Saturday, with his
friend Joy Lancelot, stayed over night
and learned something of the art Of
butter making, returning home Sun.
day.
Uncle James Crow had Mr.. McWil-
liams put up new chimney fol- him
at his home so that it may now rain
all it chooses and blow at most any
rate and he has little fear Of it coming
down.
Last Tuesday as the boys were out
in the street exhibiting their strength