Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-20
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Court closed, Monday, after clearing
as far as possible all cases on the docket.
Mr.. Shannon, of Des Moines, was
here this week visiting with daugh-
ter.
Judge Green went to Harlan, the
first of the week to hold court in that
county seat.
J. O. Roberts, out by the Grove, has
baled his hay and was hauling it to
town the first of the week.
James Halford. of near Manning,
was in town, Wednesday, visiting
with several friends and acquaintance.
Doctor J. NJ. Fulton's father came up
from Atlantic, Wednesday evening to
pay visit to the doctor and his fam
lily.
Mrs. Bassup, a sister-in-law of Dr.
Jackson, returned to her home, Sun
day, after having been here fer some
time.
Thos. Musson is entertaining his
brother-in-law and wife from Des
Moines, who came, the first of the
week, for short visit.
Mrs. L. d. Phelps and Mrs. L. j.
Hill spent couple of days the last of
last week in Atlantic visiting with
their relatives and friends.
Miss Roe, Superintendent of the
Musical Department of our public
schools, is home from her vacation and
has resumed her duties in the schools.
Miss Arnold who has been here from
the east all winter visiting with her
brother Harry started for the Green
Mountain State Wednesday evening.
Deputy Auditor o. B. Train came
home from his trip upto Dakota, last
Friday, and has many cOmmendable
words to speak in behalf of the rapid
development of that country.
A Mr.. Littlefield, from Elliott, be-
gan work in the tonsorial parlors of
Lou Lee to-day. He comes highly
recommended for the position and
will no doubt prove satisfactory to his
large trade.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde, of Extra,
was up, Tuesday evening, to hear the
lecture by Bob Burdette and departed
for home, Wednesday, after a visit
with her relatives in the Van Gorder
homes.
Mr.. Guy Ross, of Cedar Rapids, is
here visiting with his brother, Joe
Ross, of the firm of Cosson & Ross. 1t
is his first visit to Audubon and he is
deeply impressed with the push and
energy of the place.
John A. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Smith aud Miss Lowene Van Gorder,
of Audubon, and Miss Mollie Della.
hoyde, of Extra, were in the city last
evening to attend the tabernacle meet
ings. Friday Atlantic Telegraph.
Rev. w. A. Sunday and wife and
son George and the baby with Mr..
Fischer and Miss Larimer were up
from Atlantic, Monday visiting. He
spoke in the Methodist church and his
friends were all glad to hear him and
to hear their favorites songs sung
again.
who so mysteriously disappeared a
few years ago, was out here this week
seeing to getting some of his relatives
located on farm belonging to the es
tate out in Douglas township, near
Fiscus.
During the storm, the first of the
week, the roof on the power house was
+ SO badly demolished that Mr.. Freeman
thought it best to have it reshingled,
and it was SO ordered Tuesday and
Wednesday the boys were busy relay.
ing it's covering.
Tuesday people living on the street
running east from the court house were
startled by buggy rafting very loud
~ and on rushing to doors and win
dows saw team going past half in
clined to run. They turned into an
alley, however, and were soon stopped
without having done any damage.
A long and much needed improve
ment has been made in the County
Clerks office, removing the desk that
has long been in use and substituting
a neat and substantial table in it's
place, while, another desk has been
placed along the east end. The office
now has modern appearance and is
much more convenient than hereto
fore.
If Grip threatens use DR.. Miles Nervine.