Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-19

Mrs. Will Mcclure; of Hamlin spent
Wednesday visiting with her friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon, of Extra,
were up last week visiting with
friends.
Old Mr.. johnson we'll known to the
town folks is scarcely able to be around
at present.
One ofthe Preston Bros. is in Him
OILS this week to be present at the bur-
ial of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Smith living out
southwest of town buried their baby
girl the first of the week.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs:-Clinton j.
Stemm and Emma Mable Co!ine; j.
T. Lohner and Sena Beck.
Mrs. Bell who has been visiting
here for some time departed Saturday
evening for her home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hersman went
down to Des Moines Wednesday to at
tend to business and visit friends.
A. F. Drake has completed the lob
of laying the brick walk in front of the
court house and it is a very creditahle
piece of work.
Mrs. Daisy Phelps, daughter of L..
G. Johnson, departed for her home in
Atlantic Wednesday afternoon after a
visit of a week with home folks.
We are still making photographs at
one half the regular price, and of the
same grades as full price. If YOU
want to get them before the raise YOU
will have to hurry.
]. F. FRAZIER.
Ed Johnson, of Sharon township,
one OF the biggest feeders of cattle and
hogs sold 40 head of hogs for sos and
they averaged over 300 pounds. This
would make a fair seasons work for
the average man but just a drop for
Ed.
Prof. Hooker was out southwest of
town the first of the week and extend
ed his telephone line out as far as Fred
Scrolls place and expects to go out
further soon and extend it out to Ed
Johnson's who wants to get it on his
place.
Mrs Mildred Smith arrived home
from school Thursday evening and is
now assisting in the Kindergarten
school conducted by Miss Burns,
Miss Mildred is preparing herself for
that kind of work ana will make a sure
success of it.
Mrs. Philip Frahm whose husband
died this spring out in Douglas town.
ship has moved into town and taken
up her residence in part of the Nels
Morey property where she will be
bearer friends and can have that com.
partnership all people love.
John Sherman one of the hustlers
out in Douglas township, was in town
Wednesday with one hog that netted
him over $50. John says h h IS
changed the place out there so that
one would hardly know it. He has
had the house painted and artistically
trimmed and will now have all the
barns nicely painted and striped.
Special to the Capital:
Harlan, June l6;-Thomas r West.
rope died at his home in this place
Saturday night after a vary brief ill
ness of only one or two hours. The
cause of his death is supposed to have
been heart failure, as he had enjoyed
excellent health for a man of his years
up to this time. He was about sc
years of age and had been a man OF
remarkable vigor during his active
business career.
Miss Burns began her kindergarten
school Monday in the lower room of
the new building at the public school.
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spects for a good school of little folks
during the summer. She is doing a
commendable work in starting those
little folks along lines of thought they
can only learn in the manner they are
now learning. Miss Burns has the
reputation of being a very able director
OF the energies of these little folks and
those who send them to her may fee!
perfectly sure they are in good and
safe keeping.