Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-12

Q. S. McLeran, d. ID. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
John Needles and little boy, of Man
ming, visited his parents Sunday be-
tween trains.
Joe Ellis went to Des Moines from
the tournament to remain for some
time and work.
Miss Ida Martin, of Atlantic visited
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E.
Il. Gransberry.
| Miss Isabelle McFarlane is visiting
this week down by Brayton and with
friends in Atlantic.
Doctor c. B. Wilder was up Monday
IN consultation with Doctor Fulton in
the case of I. Smutney.
Cabinet photos IS cents per dozen.
All other styles at one half regular
price. J. F. Frazier
Let Hill got home Tuesday morning
from his trip in attendance to the
Grand Lodge and also visit in Illinois
with one of his sisters.
The oldest son of L. G. Johnson went
down to Atlantic Monday to visit a
few days with his sister, Mrs. Daisy
Phelps. who resides there.
Hans Christensen has added some
more real estate to his belongings hav-
ing purchased farm up in Viola
township during the past week.
Farmers and investors see me. have
Missouri land for sale, from $4,000 to
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JOECANN.
There is to be social Friday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. /. w.
Baker, given by members of the Chris
tian church, to which all are cordially
| invited.
Miss Belle Donaldson the little
daughter of o. G. Donaldson went to
Audubon township the first of the
week to visit for few days w i t h
friends.
Marriage Licenses for the week end
ing MISUNDERSTANDING Wulfe and
Hausena Christina Lauritzen; VIM.
III. Barger andAda Mable Swaney;
Levi N. Walker and Ida Graham.
Will McFarlane, of Omaha, came in
from that city, Friday, for visit with
friends. His wife and little daughter
have been here for couple of weeks
} and all returned to Omaha Tuesday.
Thomas Wolfe, of Lost Nation,
Clinton county, accompanied by his
wife arrived last week aud visited at
the home of her parents, Dennis Bren-
on and wife, over east of town. He re-
} turned home Monday but she expects
to remain some time
Anna Bollman who has been away
from here long time has been home
! visiting her parents the past week and
! soon will depart for Germany where
she will enter one of their universities
!. and study medicine as she already
knows something of this line having
been nurse for some time in Chicago.
+ Will Dryden suffered quite loss
, Tuesday night by having his well.
! known horse Tube Cain kicked by
another horse and one of his fore legs
broken. Old Tube Cain has been 8
, familiar figure for years and, too, is
one of the best bred horses in the coun
, try. Will expects to save himif posi-
BILE, but can never make him what he
was.
! The ladies Of the Columbian Cluf
! are making strenuous efforts to make
q the fourth great celebration. Nearly
!, every civic association has planned tc
put float in the parade and all tn,
various merchants are planning tc
! represent their wares in the parade
( Carol has sent word that they wish
q hear Dolliver and are coming down. ir
/ force to hear him and help to celebrate
T of 10 r
!. celebrate here celebrate some place.
a Four of the schools in Douglas town
!. ship went together last Friday anG
{ had grand picnic in Mr.. Miller
n grove which affords ample shade TO
3 such a gathering. The teachers hat
e prepared program and had also pro
vided ice cream and good things TO
them to eat SO that the children al
q well as the older ones thoroughly en-
a joyed themselves. The teachers are t,
q be commended for their thoughtful
It ness in thus giving their pupils day
u of enjoyment and one of profit to then
d too. The schools included were, thu
; Center presided over by Mollie bet
|. wiler; Spring Valley, Miss Olsen; Lii
L erty, Miss Denny, and the Diggs schoo
d with Miss Edna DetWiler as teacher.
), The other evening tremendous rat
If thing noise was heard on lower Broad
e way that brought every merchant t
y the store front to find the cause.
proved to be the team belonging t
George Hoover that had got loose
J. hitched to the light wagon which ha,
l. moving machine behind it. Up tn
# street they ran at a terrific pace, sway
e ing from one side of the street to til
d other as men ran out to stop them
d They turned south at Russell's corne
If but got too far east and the move
3, swung around and hitched onto a pos
10 and the team Invested itself of tn
e buggy andran on around by the cour
house where they ran into post an
3, were stopped.
If Death.
l. 1. Sumtury died lest Monday nigh
h and was buried to-day in the Caft