Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-05

Marriage Licenses:
JOrgen Hansen and Ana Else Christ
9 ia Thompson,
Miss Myrtle Brown entertained a
few of her friends Wednesday evening
at little dinner party.
Miss Ella Stearns is rusticating this
week at the home of her brother, Doc
Stearns, out east of town.
Mrs. DR.. Jewel and her twins were
down from Viola Center Wednesday
trading in the county seat.
The Hon. Board of Supervisors are
in session grinding out the usual work
OF their quarterly meeting.
Miss Cora Layland returned home
Tuesday from several days visit in
Extra with her friends there.
Miss Edith Beason was down to
Extra last Thursday evening attend
ing the commencement exercises.
Miss Virginia Wilson who has been
at Corning the past week visiting her
sister arrived home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter, Nellie,
expect to spend Sunday in Gray visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, Thos Kennedy.
Mrs. Larsen and her daughter Mrs.
u. +. Larsen, returned home Tuesday
from their visit at Cedar Falls and
Waterloo.
The young people, about twenty-six
10 number, have planed picnic for
Friday night to go down to the Stan
ley woods.
Geo. Mccain sold his farm last week
receiving $4,000 for the same. George
has good farm and at present prices
this is bargain.
Mrs. Frank Reinemund, of Corninel
arrived last Wednesday and will visit
for few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. B. Wilson.
Now is the time to buy the up to.
date Famous Ohio Cultivators, for sale
only by Morrissey & RUNS, south side
of square. Audubon, Iowa.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
We have paint we can give an
Absolute Guarantee with. It's the Nox-
all Try it and us and see if we don't
guarantee it. MORRISSEY & RUHS.
VIM. Moreland is having his new
home in Prospect Park dressed up in
new coat of paint which puts it on
al equal with its neighboring build
ings.
The Hon. Board of Supervisors have
ordered a new brick walk in front of
the court house to take the place of the
wooden one already old and out of
date.
Miss Bertha Farguson departed
Monday for Palmer, to spend her vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Farguson, who used to
live here.
Childrens' Day services will be OBJ
served next Sunday at the Presby-
terrain church. They have prepared a
good program and will give good en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy came home
Tuesday from Omaha and other points
where she has been visiting friends
and helping care for grandmother
who has been very sick.
Mrs. VIM. McLeran entertained
number of her friends last Tuesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Doll Kenne-
dy-Lawrence, who is visiting here
from her home in Illinois.
Arthur Wadsworth, son-in-law of
Wilson Burnside, came in Tuesday
morning from the Dakotas where he
has been for some time looking for
land and making some good deals.
Mr.. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson &
Christensen, and wife, were over Sun
day visitors with relatives in their old
home in Coon Rapids. He came back
to the store the first of the week, but
she remained for weeks visit.
w. H. Hannah writes back from
Lawton, Oklahoma that on last Mon
day week, they had three inches of
rain and again the next day four more
making altogether seven inches which
he considers good for drouth stricken
district.
The boarders who have been so long
at Mrs. Langworthy's now feel as
wanderers on the face of the earth.
She is preparing to leave next week
for visit at Lewis and then they will
go on to the east and visit for q time
with daughter.
Rev. Miles, from Nebraska, was at the
Presbyterian church at Hamlin and
Lone Star last Sunday and conducted
the services He was looking the field
over with the view of accepting the
charge If everything is satisfactory to
all parties concerned.
Rev. S. r. Furgeson who has general
supervision of the Sunday Schools in
the Presbyterian church, Will preach
next Sunday to the Audubon congre-
CATION of that church. He Is we'll up
in Sunday school work as he has made
that study and will give good talk.
In the game of ball last week be-
tween Audubon and Atlantic our boys
were easy victors. The Atlantics did
not seem to get on their feet although
they had the advantage of being at
home and the crowd to cheer them on.
| The game stood IL to in favor of our
boys when they closed.
| In accordance with an invitation