Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-20
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Eugene Mertz was in Carroll Sunday
between trains.
Arden Shelley was business visitor
in Manning for short time Monday.
Howard Kittell and sister were in
Manning visiting Tuesday between
| trains
Groteluschen & Forsbeck shipped
two cars ofcattle to the Omaha yards
last week.
Frank Slough departed last week for
Michigan where he will remain for
some time.
HI. B. Shelly has resigned his posi-
tlon IN the store and will now enter
other fields.
Aus. Linn and family are now nicely
located in the house recently vacated
by Will Milford
Oliver Buckner was in town Mon
day and purchased nice new set of
harness for spring work.
Jim Foster Jr. has purchased proper
ty in Manning and is there now con-
Quoting his new business
l.. N. Estes of Melville township
was in town last week attending to
matters of personal business.
Geo. Gray sent car of corn to Ches.
tterville, Texas, last Friday to help tide
his stock till spring grass comes.
Sam Garmir was one of the purchas-
eps this last week in the harness shop
by taking out a set Of good harness.
Orlie Thompson and Chas. Ramsey
We're business visitors over in the
town of Dedham the first of the week.
| Jim and Grace Cameron were in
town last Sunday and visited with the
Chat Dustin and /. B. Creveling fam
lilies.
| Greenwaldt d Groteluschen are busy
this week unloading car of farm i'm
pletments that they expect to sell this
season.
Fred Polzin sold his farm the past
week of 100 acres to Mr.. Fircher for
$50. per acre and is now looking for an
other farm.
| Word comes down from Manning
that Abe Foster is quarantined for
small pox, man at his place having
that disease.
1 Jasper Blain and wife of over by
klrkman was over this week visiting
| with his nephew, F. J /. Rogers and other
relatives here.
j. w. l.. Rowe, of Atlantic, was at
Fred Hepp's Tuesday, helping to put
up a Milwaukee binder that Fred will
sell this year.
| John French departed Tuesday for
| Norman, Oklahoma, where he will
look the country over and if it suits
him, remain there.
Il Five Audubon boys were here Mon
day night to attend the dance, but
when they found there was none, they
walked on to Manning.
OF Mease the newly elected school di-
rector was sworn into office Monday
night and helped to take part in the
deliberations of that body
Am. Altman has the lumber now
on his place to erect a big barn that
will accommodate his stock and be q
good place to protect his hay.
sylvester NOOTe WAS DuSy Une urSl
of the week Smelling out corn for Lot
Babcock. Others expect to shell as
soon as he has finished there.
Honas Muldt is now clerking in the
big store of Joe Cam and it seems quit,
familiar to see him again behind the
counter attending to the store
The children of Hi Walters who uset
to live down by Audubon, but now o
near Wiota, were in town the first O
the week visiting with relatives ant
friends.
The property of Dan Craney recent
ly occupied by Chat Dustin, is under
going some repairs lately that make
it more neat and comfortable to its oc
cupants.
Peter Perion, the genial manager o
the Green Bay Lumber Co, was il
Manning Monday night to attend tn
dance given there and had goot
time, too.
John and Fred Polzine departed TO
Kansas City to look at land in Miss
ouri with veiw of the latter purchas
ing some. The land is some listed b,
Joe Cam.
1t is we'll when going into Gray t.
go up to the right side of people for
: you go next to the left you will get a