Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-11
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See F. NJ. Tharnish for watch and
clock repairing, at Frazier's.
Miss Maggie Drury is working at J.
f. Russells learning the work in the
millinery department.
Mrs. Ruben Struthers, of Peoria, ILL.,,
has been visiting the past week at the
home of F. l.. Anderson.
ID. A. Dorsey living up two miles
east of Ross has advertised to sell his
property at public sale September 18th
Miss Maggie Donahue, who has been
absent for the past three weeks visit
ing at Alexia, H., returned home Sat-
urday.
Frank Root, who has been out to
Council Bluffs the past three weeks
visiting his sister, is now home ready
for work.
Adam Troxel departed tuesday for
Ell Reno, Oklahoma, for a visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Troxel who live there.
Rev. P. ]. Vollmer of the Methodist
church departed Wednesday morning
for Jefferson to attend the annual con-
ference in session there now.
Mrs. Owen Prey and Mike and Tom
Flynn and sister who have been here
the past week visiting, departed Sat-
urday for their home at Stuart.
III. e. Farquhar and family from
Lincoln Nebraska departed for their
home Wednesday noon after two
days visit with their relatives here.
T. G. Aten of Walnut stopped Mon
day while on his way to conference at
Jefferson Iowa, and visited over night
with his brother-in-law P. j. Volmar.
Jim Burkey finished threshing Tues
day and had left his grain in the shock
all the time and says it is now perfect
ly dry and in good shape and plenty
of it.
Mrs. M. ]. Weeks who has been in
California for some time visiting with
her son Victor returned home this
Tuesday having hada most delight
full visit.
Miss Edna wager who has been
working at the Booten hotel this
summer took lay off this week and
went to Wall Lake for three weeks
visit and outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, living
out southeast of town are the proud
parents of big boy who came to their
home Tuesday as visitor likely to
stay for years to come.
A big fourteen pound boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Olsen Sunday.
The child was very low, we under
stand, Wednesday and they had grave
fears that it would not live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols, Mrs.
Fox and Mrs. Cole from Dallas county
drove over Tuesday and are guests at
the home of Mat Johnson, the live
stock dealer at the Rock Island yards.
Nora Gates of Cleveland, Ohio who
Has been here for some time visiting
Ell the w. II. Kelley home departed
Il e first of the week, leaving with a
NSy4od impression of western hospital
Bernice Siebert is again working as
apprentice in the millinery depart
ment at j. f. Russells'. Miss Bernice
is a willing worker and eager to learn
eyery detail that will make her work
success.
Frank Brown, one of our good stock
men south of town, shipped couple
of Jersey red hogs to parties up by
Carroll last Wednesday. He has
some fine hogs as is proved by people
calling for them from distance.
A string quartette has been organic
ed with two violins, viola and eel
10. This with the orchestra which is
doing nicely will give good music for
anyone who desires their music, as can
be found in most any town ofordinary
size.
The work on the interior of the
Presbyterian church has been COM
pleted and is entirely satisfactory to
the committee and services will be
held there next Sunday. The pastor
and choir have prepared for an extra
service and the audience will no doubt
be we'll entertained.
Mrs. Vermilya who has been in Des
Moines the past week selecting her
millinery goods is expected home to-
day. She will be accompanied by her
married sister and Miss Minta Christy
who will again be at the head of the
above department turning out that
high grade OF work that has made her
such favOrite il the seasons past.