Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-06
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Jim Rutherford got back from Vail,
Tuesday and Is again in the imple-
ment store.
Ed. Rutherford has gone to enlarg-
ing pictures and has a good house to
represent.
VIM. Kranel shipped out some seed
corn the first of the week to Ed Fest
at Laremore, Iowa.
Tom Rutherford sold his farm, last
week, to Mrs. Wilson, receiving a
good round price for the same.
Those having due bills on E. j.
Adams store should get them in the
coming week as it will be the last call.
A. F. Wilson was elected director
in district No. 3, Leroy and he is
man who will look after the school in
good shape.
Mrs. p. A. Rasmussen and children
were up from Audubon, Tuesday Wis
iting at the home of buttermaker,
Berthe Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams up
towards Bethel, are the proud parents
Of a girl that came to their home the
first of the week.
Otto Lieb was busy the first OF the
week moving from here to the place
he rented out southwest of Audubon,
nearer his wife's parents.
Miss Ida Cozine will teach her home
school this year. She was offered the
one she taught last winter but de-
ciined, to be near home.
The tin can brigade put in their APP
pearance at the wedding Tuesday night
and made the night hideous as they
usually do on such OCCASIONS.
Lee McCuen and family moved
down by Atlantic the past week and
write us they are nicely settled and
want the Journal to follow them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald are
the proud parents of little girl who
put in her appearance Monday night
and all partiers are getting along nice
ly.
Fred Bowman arrived, Friday,
from Logan, with all his personal eff
fects and moved Immediately to one
of S. G. Randles's farms, which he
will work this season.
No better choice could be made in
district No. 2, for school director than
Harry Bates. A teacher himself at one
time, he understands their ins and outs
and also will know how to be prac-
tical adviser if they use it.
John Rorah who lived over toward
the grove loaded two cars of goods
and shipped them to Logan where he
has purchased farm. He has made
money in the last three or four years
and is still ready to make more.
John Lovelace was re- elected in his
district No. 9, Cameron as his work
in the past has inspired those of his
community with confidence in his
judgment and they feel he will give
them the best teachers he can get.
Our harness maker Stemm still con-
tinues to do tremendous business.
He still keeps three men employed and
has taken orders for four sets of harness
this week. He has put out 80 set since
he began and sees no let up for the
future.
The officers for the creamery met
Tuesday to look over the accounts and
found every thing in first class shape.
luis association is Differed by an in
telllgent class of citizens who keep
the books in business like manner
that assures success for the company.
Harry Bovaird loaded his goods
Tuesday at Audubon and shipped
them to Corning, near which he has
purchased farm. Harry and fam
lily have host Of friends in this COM
mnnity who are loath to see them go
and they can feel that they will
be missed.
The post office Inspector for the dis
trict was in town Tuesday checking
over the book for post master John
Quimby and found everything in first
class shape and the report will 90 in
to the department marked excellent
which is the highest mark possible
John got lot of information out of
him as we'll, that will be valuable
help to him.
John Cozine, secretary for the Farm.
ers Mutual Telephone Company, was
down to Extra last Saturday by re-
quest of farmers in that community
who are also contemplating line for
their part of the county. John is per-
fectly able to give them an intelli-
gent understanding of the workings
OF the companies formed so far and is
as good persona can be found in the
county for thejob.
In the Cleaning.
Sweetheart (coyly)-Now. you must
take only one, George.
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