Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-18

Headquarters for Holiday Goods of
all kinds at A. HI. Roberts.
Mrs. Frank Smith is now recovering
nicely from serious sickness.
A girl came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Jordan the past week.
G. S. McLeran D. d. S. office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
| Mrs. Henskill living out in the
country and her boy are very sick this
| week.
Mrs. Alfred Arney up in Lincoln
township has been seriously sick the
past week.
Albert Kibby Is expected home
Monday from Ames to spend his va
cation at home.
The baby of Mrs. A. A. Holmes who
is visiting here is quite sick this week
with bronchitis.
Preston Keith will soon take his
chances in going through the Modern
Woodmen lodge.
Mr.. Kirk of Chicago, was in the city
last week visiting his friends in the
Van Gorder home.
Mrs. Frank Reinemund and daugh-
ter departed Monday for her home in
Corning after her visit here,
There is nothing more desirable for
Christmas than photo of yourself on
those new white cards at Frazier,s.
For Sale:-A lot of just as good as
new furniture, stoves and household
furnishings. 10. PARKS.
Master Fred Repass is expected Fri
day from his home in Dexter to visit
for few days with his relatives here.
Tom Davis near town purchased a
couple of blooded horses up by Ded-
ham the first of the week at y public
sale there.
Chas. Bison the ex druggist, but
now ranchman of Brayton was up
Wednesday visiting among the var
ious stores.
Frank Rice and Harry Arnold were
over to the big fine horse sale by Ded
ham Tuesday and each brought home
we'll bred horse.
Dan Kerwin and Ed Finch went up
into Carroll county and north Tues.
day expecting to be gone for some
time looking after cattle.
Mrs. Lyman-Fisher arrived last
Wednesday from her home in Manila
and will visit during the holidays un-
der the parental root tree.
A full line of Cosmos pictures the
art of the world. Large size A for %
cents, small size 10 for Is cents.
FRAzIER's STUDIO.
N. P. Christensen, the Honest Real
Estate dealer of Extra, was up Tues
day visiting his many friends and
talking banking business with his CO.
workers in the Corn Exchange bank.
Miss Irma Tharnish is now book
keeper in at ]. F. Russelrs as Miss
Hettie VanScoy has resigned, as
she is getting ready to move to Belle
PLANE as soon as their home is ready
for them.
Rev. Littleton of the Christian
church has resigned his pastorate here
and will go to Shenandoah. He has
made many friends here who will re.
greet his leaving as he is recognized as
a very able speaker.
A crowd of young people tumbled
into big sled last Friday night and
took the Misses Drucie and Myrtle
Ross out to the S. c. Randles home in
Cameron township SO they might
spend the Sunday at home.
The fair and supper given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church last
Tuesday evening was a great success
in every way. The amount taken in
was about $4,000 and the ladies
feel quite elated over their income.
Hay has gone up to $1,000 per ton
and is scarce ut that in town. Farm
ers are little scared about selling
much as so many of them have no
stock field on account of not getting
out their corn. They feel they may
need all their feed before spring.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday by the alarm given for a fire
at the G. G. Nelson home. A lamp
had been upset and 1t seemed that
big fire would be an inevitable result,
but ready wit and quick work extin-
guished the blaze ere water was turn
ed onto it. The curtains, carpet and
paper were considerably damaged.
A palmist or fortune teller was at
the Park Hotel this week getting
those whom he could to come to him
and let him read what he could of
their life, claiming to tell their past
and map out their future. The trend
of mind may leave its imprint on the
lines of the hand but the habits of life
leave a stronger imprint on life to
mark or mar the future.
Miss Edna Moore, who has trimmed
in the millinery department at J. F.
Russell's this season, closes her work
there Saturday and will go to her
home in Corning Monday. Miss
Moore has given almost universal
satisfaction to her customers and had
good season. She has born herself
as perfect lady and leaves many
friends here who will ever remember
her with pleasure.
Below we give the program of the
song service to be given in the Pres