Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-23
See +. M. Tharnish for watch and
CLOCK repairing, at Frazier's.

See F. M. Tharnish for watch and
clock repairing, at Frazier's.
Chas. Collee went up to Manning
tuesday to transact business.
Both forces of the papers here went
aoWn to Atlantic Saturday to attend
the carnival.
A baby boy came to the home of Mr..
ana mrs. Nels Jensen out by Sharon
store last Saturday.
III. Mendenhall was down to Extra
last Saturday distributing his sale
bills for his public sale.
Miss Leta Manahan was not work
ing in j. F. Russell's store this week
on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caption of Clinton
were out last week VISITING VIII
friends here and out by Fiscus.
Geo. Hoover made a business trip to
the eastern part of the state this week
TO attend to business of importa nee.
The second of series of bowling
parties comes off tonight and the
young people are having good time,
DR.. Miller writes back from Seattle.
Washington, that he is doing nicely
and we'll pleased with his future pros.
poets.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been in the
Park Hotel, is quite sick this week bnt
her friends think will soon be we'll
again.
Mrs. B. s. Phelps and Mrs. L. d.
Phelps went down to Des Moines Wed.
nesday for few days visit in the state
capital.
Peter Nelson and Mrs. Geo. Kelly
were quietly married last Monday
night and received the usual tin can
serenade.
Mrs. Mike Kerwin is still bothered
with the rheumatism and unable to be
around much in their comfortable
country home.
We understand that F. A. Buthwep
Will soon move to the property being
vacated by John Ward who soon goes
w LIS oWu property.
Harry Bates and John Rutherford
two of the merchants of Ross were
down Wednesday to attend to matters
of county seat business.
James Donaldson, father of County
Recorder o. c. Donaldson, returned
home Tuesday from his visit m at
Iowa City with relatives.
Will Baylor made a business trim
down in Audubon township Tuesdav
to look after some business in connec.
ton with land in that vicinity.
Theo Morrow got back from his ok.
plorations Tuesday evening. He al
ready has big land interests there and
is seeking to enlarge his domains.
We understand that Chas. Lemon
has rented Sherman Wright's farm
out east of town and that Sherm ex.
poets to go down by Atlantic to live.
The members of the Christian
church give social tonight at the
home of their pastor Rev. Littleton.
and they have prepared good social
time.
P. F. Anderson returned Tuesday
from trip down in Missouri LOOKING
at land. He believes in that country
and has purchased land as a BACKING
for his belief.
Ernest Partlow came in Tuesday
from his home in Seattle, Washing
ton, and will visit for time here
with relatives and also at Anita and
Valley Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cloughly
expect to go to Winterset soon to be
present at the marriage of his cousin.
Miss Emma kirkland, which takes
place the twenty ninth.
Deen q Welch were busy Wednes-
day moving their stock of granite over
to their new building north of the
office where they now
have good store room for it.
Rev. and Mrs. Hinkhouse of the
church departed Monday
for Waterloo where they will attend
the synod of their church. 1t is for q
general meeting of the church of Iowa.
]. F. Russell began tearing out the
back ground to his front window the
first Of the week and will do away
with window decorating and make it
q better place to accommodate his
patrons.
Mrs. J. F. Russell and son, Geo..
Mrs. Belknap and Miss Clara Preston
departed Tuesday for Enid, Okla.
homa, for visit with Mrs. RusselVs
father, who moved there from here a
year or more ago.
Bert Hart from Danbury is working
In Griffith's drug store at present as
Mr.. Griffith is visiting with his par
ents. Mr.Hart was here before and ia
a registered pharmacist and will be