Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-09

VIM. Leake, of Manning, was look
ing after the business at the elevator,
Tuesday during his sons absence.
T Dave Dorsey went over to Greenfield
the last of the week to attend to BUSH
ness matters and to make a short
visit.
Max Ehlers, of Manning, was cal
ling on his parents and friends in Ross
Sunday, returning to his work the
next day.
Chas. Wilde drove down to Extra,
Tuesday to visit relatives and to trans
act business affairs returning home in
the evening.
Johnny Beers and Charley Hart are
now in the trapping business and each
morning they find several muskrats
in their traps.
Casca Mcdonald returned to his
home Monday at Grinnell after pleas
ant visit with his brother Claude Nc
Donald and family.
McCuen & Wagner shipped car of
hogs Saturday and one Monday to the
Omaha markets, receiving the highest
market price for the same.
Henry Fest, of Coon Rapids, came
over Monday and spent the day visit
ing with friends and relatives and at
tending to business affairs.
J. A. Cozine and family visited over
Sunday with his son -in-law Clinton
Stemm and passed very pleasant day
in social converse and chat.
Jake Ruhs and Eva Taylor spent
Sunday at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Priestly and they
passed most enjoyable day.
Ed Bates had Frank Miller come out
to his place the last of the week and
stetled out 1000 bushels of corn for him,
| which he put on the market.
VIM. Hughes took the first degree in
the Woodmen lodge last Thursday
eveningand is now full-fedged mem
Der and neighbor in Woodcraft.
Harley Dorsey now enjoys the COM
forts of an easy riding buggy he pur-
chased of the wide-awake implement
firm of Bates & Wilde this week.
| Johnny Makes bought good horse
of Conrad Lowe, of Viola township
this week. Johnny is a good judge Of
q horse and he thinks he has good
one.
Mrs. Stephens, of Wall Lake, sister
of Claude Mcdonald, arrived Tuesday
evening to visit with him for time.
She went out to the Gus Penfield
home.
Bates & Wilde put a counter in their
store this week for the retail trade of
hardware. The boys have good
trade in hardware and it is steadily
increasing.
John Rutherford was down in Dali
las county last week looking after the
purchase of apples. He did not find
any to suit him so he bought a guam
ity of New York apples.
A number of the Eden Valley peo.
| pie were in attendance at the church
services in Gray Sunday to hear their
new minister, Rev. Hicks, who will
preach at the Valley next Sunday.
i J T. Sherman, brother of Inman
Sherman the station agent at this
place, who has been working at Audi.
bon during j. A. Humiston's absence
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where he will run station.
| George Ross took Ace Jonson, Otto
and Albert Gutzmeir up to Wonsoc-
ket, South Dakota, Monday evening
to show them the land in that section
of the country. The boys are think
ing of buying if everything proves to
be satisfactory.
/ Albert Fest of Manning, intends to
move his household goods and family
to that place the first of next week as
he has now secured suitable resid-
ence. Their departure is regretted as
/ they are good neighbors and most
estimable family.
/. Geo. Pope went out to Omaha Sat
urday where he expects to work at his
trade of harness maker. George has
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