Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-17

DR.. w. r. Koob was up from BRAY.
ton, Wednesday, attending to bust
ness matters
The Misses Alma and Nora Oelke
drove down to Extra, Wednesday, and
spent the day visiting with their old
time friends and neighbors.
Mrs Ed Finch who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever is gaining
strength and will soon be able to be up
and attending to her duties again.
Mrs. Michael NIcMansen, of Adair.
came over last Saturday and went out
east of town to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Brannen for a few days
visit.
Walter Lee bought fine quarter
section of land over ia Guthrie coun-
ty, the first of the week and those who
know say that it is a piece of land and
bargain.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles will give a din
ner party to crowd of her lady
friends today and pleasant time is
anticipated by those who will be in
attendance.
Miss Grace Swaney and Agnes Brun-
nler OF Manning was down Sunday Wis
iting the operators at the telephone
central, as Miss Drummer is the central
girl at Manning.
e. w. Soar returned home from Des
Moines, Tuesday evening, where he
had been for few days visiting
with his brother, Harry, and taking
in the sights of the capital city.
Mrs. Mart Conner and son. who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
Q. Wolfe departed last Friday, for her
home in Omaha, after visit here that
did both her and her sister good.
Mrs. Rev. A. w. Armstrong, who
lives at Bayard, but has been visiting
at Elliott, stopped off today on her re-
turn home and will visit at the home
of her husbands sister, Mrs. II. w.
Kelly.
j. NJ. Graham left Tuesday evening
for Lawrence, Kansas, where his fam
lily are now visiting with her parents
He will visit there for while and will
then return to points in Missouri to
look at land.
nesday, where he was taking orders
for signs. He is getting to be one of
the best fancy sign painters to be
found and there is good steady de-
mand for his work.
The commissioners of insanity were
in session, Tuesday and Wednesday
but did not find sufficient evidence of
the insanity of the person on trial to
warrant them IN ordering the person
to be sent away for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Watts, arrived
home, last Friday, from their western
trip and had most enjoyable time.
Frank goes back into the bank with
renewed vigor and strength and both
feel the better for their outing.
We have recognized that music goes
we'll with our business and so with our
organs we have added the celebrated
Chickering and Russell pianos to our
line and would be glad to give you
prices. MORRISSEY & RUHS.
DR.. H. d. Miller came in from Chi
cago, Saturday and passed a pleasant
day with his associates. We are in.
formed by those who are in positio,
to know that he will soon locate in
Manning and assume the practice of
medicine.
Miss Weighton, sister of George and
John, who left here for her home in
Scotland, writes back to the boys that
she got safely home after a stormy
voyage. The passage was made in
twelve days, when she should have
made it in nine.
Chris Hahn, who recently bought
what is known as the James Davis
property in Prospect Park, has crowd
of carpenters busy at work remodeling
the house and will soon have one of
the neatest and most modern houses
in that suburban district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zion departed Tuesday
evening for Nevada, Missouri, where
| they go that he may receive medical
treatment from All institution there.
| He has been very poorly the past year
and has received no relief for his all
ments and trusts in this different treat
ment to receive relief.
Next Tuesday July twenty-tirst will
occur the Congressional convention, at
this county will go Monday. Walter
| - A0AuiQh Wall OC lcuOlnludUcu Wy dC.
clamation, but doubtless there will be
large attendance, owing to his popu-
larity and his many warm personal
as well as political friends.
Thos. II. BoyIan Surprises Friends.
| Mr.. Thomas II. Boylan, clerk in the
office of the state railway commission,
who went to Armour, S. D., recently
to attend large family reunion, con-
tributed one of the features of the oc-
casion by leading bride to the altar
at the home of his brother, Hon. B. T.
Boylan, of Armour. The bride was
Miss Bessie Robinson, daughter OF
Mrs. Alexander Robinson, who resides
at 1882 Capital Avenue, Des Moines.
She has been employed as an expert
art printer by the Iowa photographic
| Co until rocant1v