Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-07-23

BAGLEY & NELSON
Geo. Viewer and Nelson Cowles
drove to Gray Sunday.
o. B. Train and wife are taking their
summer outing at lake Okoboji this
week.
Mr.. Birdsell of Spencer, was here
last week visiting his merchant friend,
J. +. Russell.
Ralph Hersman, of Valley Junction,
came in Tuesday for short visit with
his parents.
Gill Jones and wife are at Lake Oko-
boji this week enjoying the pleasures
it affords them.
Henry Thomas of Gray, was down
Wednesday attending to business and
visiting friends.
VIM. Burnside departed Tuesday to
look after his land possessions in the
North and West
Ed. Freeman and wife are at Lake
Okoboji this week enjoying the lake
breezes and taking rest.
The frame work of the Buthwig pro-
perty is now up and the work of build
ing pushed as rapidly as possible.
Miss Virginia Wilson is home from
Corning, where she works. visiting
her many friends here this week.
Mrs. John Mussen and children went
to Dakota Sunday to visit for time
with her parents who live there.
Jack O'Brien went to Atlantic We'd
nesday evening to see his colt which
is under the training of Ed. Ruff.
F. B. Campbell got back from his
western trip Wednesday much elated
with the various and many scenes he
saw.
VIM. Doak has purchased the resid.
ence property of DR.. A. L. Brooks on
South Tracy street and takes posses
sion March 1st.
Will McFarlane returned last Thurs
day from st. Joseph, Mo. where he
was visiting his parents and is looking
after the collections for his father.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
Postmaster H. w. Wilson and Fred
Vermilya took lay off from their work
the first of the week and drove to Wall
Lake for few days fishing and
outing.
| License for marriage issued since our
gle Frosig; Fred Aufdendorf and FL
Josephene Failenschmidt.
Mr.. Donaldson, father of genial
County Recorder, and Miss Jennie
| Donaldson went down to South Extra
township Saturday to visit at the home
of Jim Barhan and family.
Chas. Talbot and family returned
from Lake Okoboji Tuesday where
they have been for the past two weeks
on an outing. They show the rest in
built up flesh and sun tanned counte-
nances.
Olive Beason, trained nurse from
Chicago, arrived last Saturday even
ing and is visiting at her parental
home, Sam Beason, just south of town
and resting from her arduous duties
as nurse.
III. A. Christensen, the clothier and
Geo. Preston departed Tuesday even
ing for Canada to invest in land. They
expect to 90 to the western coast and
see all the country ere they make {
| permanent investment
j. A. Nash claims one of the fines1
fields of corn on his place Just south
of town that can be found in the
state. 1t contains 1856 acres, all evenly
grown and now tasseling out and ht
thinks will soon be in roasting ears,
p A. Rasmussen took the first out
ing he has had in years and went t
4 Omaha last week, getting back Friday
i That it gave him new life may b'
i seen by looking over his ad in this is
Y sue in the shoe line of Rasmussen
Jensen,
A merry crowd of ten young ladie
( are invited out to the pleasant countr,
home of Jim Hunt, in Melville town
ship, today and are sure to have
very jolly time and things to eat tina
n makes ones NOUN wafer 10 cream O.
\ Chris Olsen has purchased tn
Theo. Morrow building on the sout
side of Broadway and will mov'
his stock across the street as soon q
the building is fixed ready for hin
Chris is doing nice business and b.
lieves this more convenient location
for his growing trade.
|
Miss Lillis Hays arrived home Tue
day morning. Since her school close
she has been attending Summer scho,
at Drake university in Des Nome
She has the intermediate grade
school work in Monroe for her neg
years work. Her work has bee
: among the best in the county. HI
education has been gained by conten'
b. ing with tremendous obstacles, all
which she has successfully conquere