Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10
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Will Welch and Mr.. Shelley traded
horses the first of the week.
Miss Lottie luton was among those
on the sick list the past week.
Notice the description of the roads,
ter horses in E. 9. Wilson sale bill.
How Eaton expects to go to st. Louis
in few days to work at the masons'
trade.
Elmer Beems and wife went down
to Audubon Sunday and spent the day
visiting relatives.
Frank Barger went out to Omaha
the first of the week on business con-
nected with the elevator.
John Taylor of Des Moines came out
last week to induce George Gray to go
to Des Moines for treatment.
Several from here went to Audubon
last Wednesday to see the football
game between Audubon and Extra.
Peter Perion manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Co., went up to Man
ming Tuesday to attend to business
affairs.
Joe Nedrow sold a good horse the
first of the week to match up team
for man who was passing through
town.
James Crow went down to Audubon
Sunday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Ellis and to have q romp with his
little grandson.
Walter Jensen now has his home on
Main street completed and is now
ready to move to it and settle down
for the cold of winter.
Frank Slough, Jim Cunningham,
and Ora McCastle all went up to Man
ming Saturday to visit for few hours
in the neighboring city.
VIM. McLeran one of the early pi-
oneers of Audubon County was up
| from Audubon Tuesday to meet his
old time friend George Gray.
Frank Flynn and Hi Packard got
their trading blood up the first of the
week and snapped" horses, both be-
ing we'll content with the horse they
got.
Roscoe Barger of Audubon was up
last Thursday night to attend the con-
cert given by the blind man but the
concert was not a brilliant success in
numbers at least.
| A. Firebaugh is expected home
from Eagle Grove this week and
we understand he will pack his house
hold goods and move to that city to
make it his future home
Mrs. DR.. Beers wentsdown to Audi
bon Tuesday to attend to business
Clio returned home with her as the
millinery season is now over and she
will be at home for some time.
Freeman Sheets out east of town ex,
poets to go to Council Bluffs soon an6
will take up rail reading as his future
occupation, expecting to become ar
engineer as soon as it is possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer DER out east o
town are the parents of twin boys tina
came to their home Sunday night
When they are grown Elmer will hav,
two that will give equal help to him
Les Barger and A. A. White expec
to go to Denver during the holiday
and if Dame Rumor is correct, Al will
throw off the mantle of single blessed
ness and put on matrimony ere h
departs.
Geo. Gray left Wednesday mornn,
on special car for Des Moines wher
he VIII take treatment to develol
more strength in his limbs. He i
steadily growing stronger but he be
lieves massage treatment will be
great benefit to develop muscles.
John Conway was up Thursday from
Audubon with Fullerton's hay balin
outfit and was pulling up hay for I
B. Creveliug, when an accident wa
only averted by the team being stop
ped as the helper had his foot caugh
in the bales and he would surely hav
lost a leg.
. The people of Gray and vicinit.
have decided to organize literary SC
ciety and so have arranged a debat
and program for Saturday night @
this week. There is plenty of talen
in this community to have wide awak
debates and also to have good pre-
grams. Pie question for debate is
Resolved that the statesman has don
more for the United States than tn
soldier.
Affirmative Negative
G. E. NertZ Chas. Wilson
X. 6. Lancelot Maylon Hepp
w. H. Barger Howard Kettel
Rev. Hicks August Linn
Jay Lancelot Frank Slough
/ Frank Pouoro 4 n Stooro