Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-13
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Mrs. Joe Price and children depart
ed for Manning, Tuesday, and from
there they will take the Milwaukee
road for South Dakota. Joe went up
about week ago SO he would have
the things Strengthened when the
family would arrive.
Thos. Hardwick went down to At
lantic, last Saturday, and remained
over Sunday visiting with his aunt,
Mrs. Ann Hewlett, who has been
quite ill for some time. He attended
the big meeting at the tabernacle
while in that city.
Fred Franklin, proprietor of the
Franklin, Davis & Company's drug
store, went down to Lewis, last Sat-
urday, and visited over Sunday with
his friends and relatives, returning to
his business cares, Monday, after
most enjoyable visit.
The Danish young people assem-
bled at the Bendixen Hall, Friday
evening, to give farewell dance to
Chris Daugaard before he departed
for his new home in South Dakota.
Chris has many warm friends here
who dislike to see him go.
Chris Daugaard departed for South
Dakota, Tuesday, where he will farm
the place his father recently bought
in that northern country. Chris is
good, steady, Industrious boy and is
sure to make success of farming
wherever he undertakes it.
Owen Ide who has been advertising
some choice Short-horn cattle in The
Journal, sold all he had for sale as the
result of little local, having sold
the last one to John Davis, near
Audubon, to head his fine herd of
cattle. 1t pays to advertise.
Frank Nelson, who was formerly
at Audubon and Extra but lately has
been at Monteith, Iowa, is the new
station agent who was installed in
this office, the first of the week, and
takes up his duties as one who thor
oughly understands his WORK.
The M. w. A. Lodge took j. B.
Parrott through the mysteries of
of their lodge at the last regular
meeting, and now Bent Is full
tiedged Woodman and has many true
friends in this lodge who will stand
by him in the time Of trouble and
need.
e. A. Heath and his force of clerks
are busy this week invoicing his stock
of general merchandise and will soon
be able to strike trial balance in
few days and then will be able to de-
termine the profits of the past year
which will be very good as he done
an excellent business the past year.
Horace Bartlett who has been the
station agent at this place for long
time has resigned his position and the
first of the week was moving his
household goods out to his farm where
he will superintend the work the COM
ing years. His family will go out as
soon as they get things straightened
up.
Willie Jensen is helping in at the
Green Bay Lumber Company this
week piling lumber in the new shed
which has just been completed the
past week. This shed is almost the size
of the old one and will nearly double
the storage room for their finish lum-
Der. Increased business demands in
creased buildings.
Mrs. Hart, sister of Mr.. John
Curry, of Atlantic, whose home is at
Topeka, Kansas, arrived Tuesday
morning to visit for time with her
old time friend and school Innate, Mrs.
j. 7. Jenkins. The next few days
will be days of great pleasure to both
of these ladies when they talk over
the old school days and ask and tell
each other what has become of the
ones they used to know in their
childhood days.