Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-05
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Mae Hunt returned from a visit at
Waterloo on Tuesday.
H. H. Dimick and Jno. Crane were
up from Extra Tuesday.
Henry Polzin and family were pas
sengers to Atlantic Wednesday.
VIM. Dueling who has been visit
ing friends in Indiana returned home
on Monday.
Mrs. w. R. Mills returned from
Omaha Sunday where she had been
visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. q. B. Russell and Mrs. E. Bill
harz went to Atlantic Wednesday to
remain over night with friends there.
J. F. Frazier, proprietor of the
gallery on Main street, has fixed it up
so that he added greatly to its appear
ance.
Hal Mantz returned to Des Moines
yesterday having come home to vote
and make a short visit with his
parents.
Wilson ,Swaney and wife of Mann
ing were down to Audubon this week.
They intend moving down here in the
near future.
Mrs. A. F. Cox of Onawa, Iowa,
arrived here Monday and will visit
for time with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Lyman and family.
Miss Lucy Lieb is talking of open.
ing hospital here in the near future,
but her plans are not near enough
made to give out yet.
Rev. ]. H. Yaggy was here the first
of the week looking after the affairs OF
the Evangelical church and visiting
his old time neighbors.
A. 81. Dollahide is just putting the
finishing touches to the Lawrence
Anderson home west of town and will
soon have it entirely completed.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. Nc
Jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
cliff
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual church fair at the church
this year on Thursday, Nov. 49,
Every thing points to a good fair this
year
The members of the M. W. A. lodge
gave supper last Tuesday evening t.
their membership and at the same
time received the returns of the
election.
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Mrs. Eta Kizer and daughter from
State Center, arrived here last Satur
day and are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. f. Brown, and with he
many friends here.
The front windows in ]. 2. Griffith
& Co.'s drug store were lowered las
week so that the interior is rnucl
better shown up now and gives tn,
store a>more metropolitan air.
Mrs. AIRY left Tuesday morning 70
California to spend the winter in
climate more mild than ours ana t,
see if the ocean breezes are not bette
for the health than our climate.
smutney, Undertaking department
given; terms to suit all. Day 'phon
l60; night, 100.
w. A. SMUTNEY,
The members of the Christian
church have enough money in sigh
to warrant them in going ahead t
begin papering their church hous
and will soon have it looking fine il
the interior.
L. F. Bradford of Coon Rapids, ha
Irn, fn1 = 1,
Baptist church aud will move her
shortly. He is an expert at buildin
cement sidewalks and expects to max
this work a speciality.
The Christian and Methods
churches have set good example t
their laymen and to the people of tn
town by putting down a good side
walk around their premises. G
thou and do likewise.
i The following are the marriag
licenses for the past week: Angus
David and Pauline Borkowski, Ras
mus Olsen and Lorena P. Larsen, &c
ward Cihak and Cornelia Cihak, Tho
Marley and Rhoda E. Buckner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorde
entertained a number of their FRIEND
last Thursday with a dinner part
and on Friday afternoon to an IS
home" luncheon. Both were deligh
, full affairs and were enjoyed by all wh
were present.
Mrs. G. E. Talbot went up t
Carroll Saturday and Chas. followe
on Monday where they both attende
, the twenty-fifth anniversary
!. welded life of Mr.. and Mrs. j. /
Stein, which occurred on Monda,
. They report an enjoyable time.
f The Modern National Reserve lods
e will organize here next Wednesda,
, using the Maccabee hall for the ii
stallation of officers. They start o,
with strong membership of eight,
two and still hope to add many MOI
o to this already large membership.
= The ladies of the Christian churc
gave a dinner election day at IL
. home of Mrs. Ed Dryden, near tt
u DOllinp Mace The ladiea Of tn