Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-07
AUDUBON NEWS

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q. S. McLeran, ID. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowak
Harry Watts returned home Sunday
after quite an absence seeing sights in
the east.
L. J. Hill and Frank Rice drove
down to Extra Tuesday to attend to
business and see friends.
Miss Hettie Van Scoy, bookkeeper
at J. F. Russell's, was off duty Wednes-
day on account of sickness.
L. ]. Hill and wife departed We'd
nesday for Illinois for visit for q
short time with his relatives.
Sam Donaldson, from Oklahoma,
was up last week visiting with his
brother, County Recorder o. G. Don
aldson.
Attorney Joe Ross went to Cedar
Rapids Saturday to visit for few days
with his parents and friends who re-
side there.
Mrs. Trip who has been here visit
ing at the Leet and Coon homes, left
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ally entertained.
Mrs. E. Bilharz will entertain her
Sunday school class to-day in one of
those pleasant little parties that they
so love to attend.
Marriage licenses for the week end
ing Wednesday,: Edward T.. Troxel
and Maud Partlow. Vincent R. Beebe
and Ida A. Brenton.
w. p. Farguson has been in town
this week fixing up his property on
Church Street and shaking hands with
his many friends here.
/ can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them w 18th me.
]. 6. WOLFE.
Ben Train came home Sunday after
visiting the state convention. He
stopped in Guthrie county on the way
home and purchased 26O acres of land.
) Mrs. Elizabeth Millard departed last
Thursday for her home in Des Moines
after spending four weeks with her
sister, Mrs. H. w. Wilson who is now
up and able to be around the house a
little.
Roy Funk, who has been working
in the Northwestern freight office at
Omaha, arrived Sunday and is visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
u. Funk.
II e. d. Van Court and wife, of Oma-
ha, and son-in-law Fred Snider and
wife, of Chicago, are here visiting with
the parents of Mrs. Van Court, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. McLeran.
Jake Christensen, well known to
many here, but who now works in one
of the big stores in Omaha, is visiting
with friends here this week and TAX
ing his summer vacation.
The circus has come and gone and
the usual goers are satisfied. The
crowd was not as large as might have
, been expected, but the farmers were
too busy to stop and see anything of
the kind.
Mesdames Doak, Arnold, Bilharz,
G. B. Russell and Mott expect to 20
out to the pleasant country home Of
Mrs. Frank Hoyt tomorrow for one of
those good times that she always gives
her visitors.
ii. A. Barger started for Missouri
Monday to look at land with view
to buying. He may find land that is
as satisfactory in all respects as Iowa,
but we are inclined to think that Iowa
will always hold first place.
Mrs. McKarahan and her daughter
Mable went to Iowa City last Friday
to visit Tor few days with her broth
err who lives at that place, and from
there they go on to West Branch to
visit for time with his relatives.
III. w. Wilson's trotting colt, Harp
W., died last Saturday after short
] illness. This makes one less colt in
the three-year-old trot and takes, too,
out of the ranks, a colt that gave ev-
cry promise of speed in the future.
We have recognized that music goes
well 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,
The two daughters of Jim Barhan
and Ena Call, from down in Audubon
township came up from their parental
homes last Saturday and stayed until
Tuesday visiting with their friends
and old time neighbors in the o. C.
Donaldson home
AUDUBON COUNTY FAIR.