Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-11-20

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Mrs. L. d. Phelps was a visitor in
Des Moines the first of the week.
G. S. McLeran D. d. S. office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
SAINT Anderson was business Wis
itor Tuesday in the county north OF
us.
Greg Wolfe went down to Newton,
Wednesday evening to attend to bust
ness affairs.
Hattie Cahill went up to Carroll
last Sunday to visit with her friend,
Mrs. j. f. Luse.
Rev. Armstrong of Bayard was over
the first of the week visiting with his
sister Mrs. w. I'll. Kelly.
F. L. Anderson went down to At.
lantic Sunday to attend to business in
his official capacity as sheriff.
Will Kelly, who has been at Ames
this year attending school returned
home last week to remain for a time.
The Rebekah and 1. o. o. F. lodges
their members the first of next month.
G. H. Donaldson of Audubon town.
ship was up the first of the week visit
ing his brother County Recorder o. G.
Donaldson.
Mrs. Agnes Stotts and daughter
Myrtle start today from California to
return here for visit with their rela-
tives and many friends.
Marriage licenses as issued up to
Wednesday by County Clerk l.. j.
Hill:
r. Passmore and Minnie NJ. Kraul.
For Sale:-Plymouth Rock cockerels,
High Scoring Birds. Prices right.
VIII. CLARK, Audubon, Iowa.
r. +. ID. No. 8.
Miss Margaret Maharg of Butler,
Pennsylvania, arrived last Friday and
will make an indefinite visit with her
brother Harvey Maharg out east of
town.
Claude Kirkendall who has been
sick for the past week or more is now
able to be out but not to go back to the
shop and work but hopes to be so by
the latter part of the week.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks has been having
quite a number of serious cases late in
which he has been compelled to EN-.
ploy the services of trained nurses.
AT present he has four trained nurses
under his directions in as many cases
three of which are out of town.
Frank Herndon living east of town
returned home Wednesday morning
from a trip out to Wayne county, Ne.
braska, for few days visit. He re-
ports John Kate and family prosper.
ing nicely and that the weather was
just as fine as it could possibly be.
) Wanted:-S teacher to teach 8.
, months school, commencing LIST Mon
day OF December, 1902. Are paying
S35 per month.
HANS MARQUESEN,
Director of school No. 3,
Audubon township.
Miss Myrtle Brown has again taken
: her position as saleslady in the mill
inery department at }. f. Russell's
She has been absentso long from the
position that her friends ali rejoice te
have her back in her old position fol
8 she is a general favorite with all theil
customers.
There will be gathering of young
!. people tonight at the Rippey home il
: honor of Pervin Rayle, who has beer
here this summer but who departs sool
e for his home in Indiana. He cam,
l here a comparative stranger but his
conduct has been manly and exem
plary and has won many friends.
v j. 0. Parks the obliging and eff
s Gent head salesman in the big store Of
) b. Bilharz d Son expects to 90 on tn,
road the first of the year for one o
the big dry goods houses in the East
Mr.. Parks is u tirst-class saleman anC
, the house he works for may depend
upon a hard and conscientious work
er.
1 z. T. Christensen, a brother of Han
Christensen in the clothing store i
! here this week from the far West Wis
( ting. He came into Omaha with cat
tie from the range. He says that tn
! whole Union Pacific railroad is tied u,
( in the strike and the man he was witt
had to send his cattle in very circu
itous route in order to get then
through.
The election of officers in Amt
Chapter No. SO took place at their las
! meeting night and the following nam
( ed men were elected to office:
j. NJ. McKarahan, M. E. HI. NJ.
j. B. Doak, X.
G. III. Earheart, S.
: r. s. Watts, Treasurer.
Ed b. Cousins, Secretary.
d. l.. Freeman, G. H.
? J. 8. Ripley, r. A.C.
! e. j. Freeman, p. S.
. To The Dairymen and Creamery Man
ayers of Audubon County.
The State Dairy Commissioner, Ho1
II. r. Wright has written G. III. Son
ers, president of the Farmers Institut,
as follows: "Ohering the assistance {