Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-06
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John Liken was expected back on
Wednesday, but we did not learn if he
arrived.
John Smith, of Kansas, was here to
attend the funeral of Grandpa Smith,
last Friday.
Wilson Burnside, of Audubon, was
up Tuesday looking after personal
business affairs.
Mrs. Robinson has had very severe
seige of pneumonia, but is now some
what recovered.
Jim Cunningham went down to Au-
dubon, Tuesday, to visit a few days
with his parents.
Mr.. Brammer, of Dedham, was over
the first of the week to help our hustl-
ing implement firm.
Fred Chrisman is visiting with his
uncle, Orrin WEIGH, and having a
splendid good time
Mrs. Chris Sands is convalescent
from a sick spell that has kept her
down for some time.
Gladys Wilson came up Tuesday
from Audubon to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Coroner.
Mrs. Flo Freeman was up from Au-
dubon, Sunday, visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Corner.
John Malased aud Chas Dugan, of
Vail, were in town Tuesday night look
ing after personal affairs.
John Needles was down from Man
ming, Sunday, and spent the day with
his sister, Mrs E. E. Beems.
Joe Cam, manager of the big store
here, departed Tuesday for Sioux City
to look up trade for his big stock.
Chas. Sheets and all his family and
goods started, Tuesday, for their future
home in the newer country, Dakota.
Mrs. Dick Glinkie has been number
ed among the very sick, but is now
much improved and on the mend list.
All people knowing themselves to be
indebted to me will please call and set
tie at once. g. E. MERIT.
Jim Wilkinson loaded all his house
hold goods and effects and departed,
Tuesday, for his new home near Iowa
4 City.
bon, was business visitor, last Mon
day, with her daughter, Mrs. j /. E. Nc
CURE.
Will Scott loaded his HOUSEHOLD
goods, last Tuesday, at Manning and
will soon be at his new home up in the
Dakotas.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett are spending
most of their time in Gray this week,
assisting in the revival effort being
put forth here.
]. f. Luse, the hustling real estate
dealer, was in town a short time the
first of the week looking after the in
terests of his firm.
Mrs. John Cameron was in town
Tuesday evening and remained all
night with her daughter, Mrs. 7. B.
Creveling, and attended the meetings.
Deputy Sheriff Sberm Humphrey
was up in this vicinity, Tuesday, look
ing after legal business and stopped in
town in the evening to visit with the
boys.
John Cameron arrived home Sun
day from Nebraska. He sold his farm
out there during his stay at, we under
ase price.
Mrs. John O'LeaIy was up from
Extra, the first of the week, visiting
with friends and bidding them good
bye, ere she departs for her new home
in California.
Peter Hansen, one of the prosperous
and hustling farmers west of Gray,
1 was down to the county seat. We'd
Hesday, looking after business matters
Of personal interest.
Mrs. Harry Bovaird and her daught-
ers, of Ross, visited Tuesday night at
the home Of her brother, HI. b. Shelley.
and on Wednesday departed for their
new home at Corning.
VIM. Johns has been very busy the
past week waiting upon their little
girl, who has been very low with fever.
She is improving, however, and will
soon be aronnd again.
SC. Handles, one of our best stock
men, has ordered one hundred strings
of vaccine to prevent black leg
among his herd of cattle.
q. G. Mertz had fine piano shipped
in this week and when anyone comes
in that can play has sweet music on
the air. The main object we suspect,
however, is to sell the instrument.
August Keusel was reelected
sub-director in number five, Lincoln
township, as he had faithfully perform
ed the duties of that office in the past
and they believe he will in the fnture.
A child of John Asmus has been
very low for some time with pneumo-
MIA following measles. The little one
was very low but the attending physi.
clan thinks it will soon be about again.
Orrin Welch had the misfortune to
lose two head OF cattle not long since
with black leg and Immediately vacci-
mated the remainder, which put an
effectual stop to the ravages of the dis
J ease.
Miss Dora Schrader was again hired
ct No. 5 Lincoln township, where she
has taught for the last three years.
I She is q teacher who thrnWs heart and