Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-13
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Joe Moody, of Audubon, was up
Tuesday visiting friends and looking
after business.
John Liken and family arrived, last
Friday, and are now nicely settled in
their ranch home.
John Grow and wife, of near Car
roll, were down Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends.
David Mckay was here the first of
the week looking after the interests
CT the Milwaukee binder.
All people knowing themselves to be
indebted to me will please call and set
tie at once. G. E. MERIT.
W. A. Thompson, of Audubon, was
up on Tuesday looking after the in
terest of the binder firm he represents.
L. A. Branson and family were
loading their goods, the first of the
week for their new home in Dakota.
Ed. Steere is going drought siege
of measles. They, however, are only
in a light farm and may soon be over
them.
Oh Mease made contract with jim
Cunningham, this last week, where
by the latter will work for him the
coming season.
Frank Kibler and family who were
visitors, Sunday, at the pleasant home
of Will milford and wife returned
home, Monday.
The members of the club dance will
give dance on Saint Patrick's day
night at which time they are expect.
ing good time.
Mrs. j. C. F. Wicker came up from
her home, in Audubon, Saturday, and
is visiting this week with. her sister,
Mrs. Hi Packard.
Will milford, we understand, will
soon move to the farm just vacated by
Ed Lancelot and which VIM. Shaw
recently purchased.
Joe johnson and wife of near Ross,
visited, the first of the week, at the
home of James Foster, SIR. returning
to their home Tuesday
Mrs. Higgins went down to the
home of her son, Charlie, near Ham
lin, Saturday, and returned Monday
after most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. G.. E. Bertch went over to
Botna, Sunday, in the place of her
husband and held divineservice, as he
was busy IN the meetings here.
Mrs. Clark came up, Tuesday, on
the tram and spent the day in town
waiting for her husband who was
moving to mis- farm, north of town.
Elmer Brenton, son of Sam Bren.
ton, out in Viola township, is home
from Simpson College where he has
been for most OF the time for the past
few years.
Miss Elizabeth Blakesley, who is
visiting with the James Foster, Sr.,
family, went to Templeton and Man
ming this week. She expects to go to
her home, at Rock Island, next week.
Ed. Lancelot was busy, the first OF
the week, loading his car for ship
ment to the plains of Nebraska where,
near the town Of Burwell, they will
build them new friends and acquaint-
ances.
Fred Hepp has concluded to handle
binders and mowers this year. He has
the Milwaukee binders and mowers
and the Osborn rake and mower. He
has selected good machines and ex-
poets some good returns.
Jens Bertlesen and son, Arthur,
and daughter, Laura, arrived Tuesday
evening from their home at Holstein
and went out to the pleasant country
home of Sam Brenton, out in Viola
township, for short visit.
Mrs. Pickens, of Rockwell City,
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robinson, who has been quite sick for
some time, but is now better. A niece
of the latter arrived, Tuesday even
ing, and will visit for time.
A deal was made here this week by
which Louie Groteluschen becomes
possessor of the Jim Foster building,
on Main street. Louie has been using
this for some time as store room and
will continue it for the same use.
Henry Wulf and wife, of Manning
passed through here, Saturday, on
their way to Hamlin township tc
visit her brother, Cars. Higgins. On
returning, Monday, they stopped here
and visited with relatives and friends
We understand that John Liken
will assume charge of the elevator
and begin buying grain Immediately.
lie will be closely identified with the
community rs one of the residents and