Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-19

AdpeHpOTL SaVIngS BANK.
BAGLEY q NELSON
G. S. McLearan, d. ID. s., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
Ebbe j. Hansen of Extra was up
Wednesday transacting county seat
business.
Roy LamoreauX was quite sick on
Wednesday and was unable to be in
the store.
Sam Rummelhearts have had
very sick baby in their family the
past week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. C. Childs entertain
cd few of their friends Wednesday
evening at cards.
There has been snow balling party
organized at Ross. Two young
people say it is fun.
Judge Green came in over the
northwestern Saturday and spent
Sunday with his family
Jack Dennis was obliged to quit
saving ice Wednesday on account of
Uue extreme COlu weather,
j. +. Russell has written back to his
clerks that they are in New Orleans
ana are feeling much improved.
c. G. Nelson is still at Colfax drink
ing the clear sparkling mineral water
Ills condition is slightly improved.
A. 5. Culver went over to Anita
| Wednesday to look after business that
demanded his personal supervision.
A. Halfway living out near Viola
Center has advertised public sale to
oe held at his residence February Goth.
Mr.. Chris Sievers and Della Finch
attended the dance at Ross last Fri.
day night and report an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Frank Templeman of down by
Lewis came up Tuesday and is visit.
ing with her daughter, Mrs. ]. M.
Fulton.
Mrs. G. B. Russell is home again
from Atlantic where she has been for
some time taking treatment and feels
much better.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Reus who works for Chris Hendrick.
sen has been very sick for the past
week or more.
Tom Turner of over by Adair was
over the first of the week visiting his
mother out in Prospect Park who is
still very sick.
John Ward got home from a bust
ness trip out to Lincoln, Nebraska,
where he was called on private affairs,
the first of the week.
Miss Iona Hayes went to Council
Bluffs Monday to buy her spring stock
of millinery goods and learn the pre-
vailing styles of the coming year.
The Royal Arch degree of Masonry
was conferre d upon L. J. Oldaker A.
}. Baylor and Chas. Scharff, the latter
two being good farmers near Extra.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
A. S. Culver has contracted to sell
his property just across the street from
the mill. The deed has not been made
out but the preliminaries are all fixed
Mrs. Smith and her daughter who
were here to attend the funeral servic
es of Mrs. Nora Thomas Smith depart
ed Saturday after weeks visit with
Fred.
Ralph Hersman was back last week
to attend to the funeral services o
the Russell child. His father was alb
sent and he came back to serve in hi!
place.
Claude Andrews of Extra was up t.
to the meeting of the Masons Tuesda,
; and remained the next day to tn
, meeting of Township Clerks called by
the Auditor
We understand that the Park hote
will be under new management afte
March 1st. Mr.. Booton will agai,
take charge of the Commercial hous
formerly run by him.
, Geo. Harmon went out to Omah
Wednesday to consult DIR. G. G
: Srague doctor quite noted in tina
city and IL specialist along the lin
which Mr.. Harmon needs help.
! Geo. Russell who clerks in the Bi
3 harz store and his wife were called ul
f on to mourn the death of their littl
nine months old son last Thursda
and Saturday it was sent to Illinoi
for burial
G. III. Jones of the Canada Ian
e firm of Luse & Jones was home owe
K Sunday to visit with his wife. TIL
n boys are doing good business an
e have bought very large tract of Ian
0 that they are selling fast.
. Henry Hale began work the first c
= the week tearing down the Watt
building preparatory to building
It brick and the brick necessary a.
d being piled in front as fast as possib
Is so they will be able to begin work
3 soon as spring opens.
= Is DR.. Guilds and wife. Frank Leet an