Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-11
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Herman Ludwig had one of his
fingers broken the other day at a ball
game.
Mrs. Audubon Shelley was in town
Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs.
Wilson.
Carl Forsbeck went down to the
county seat Tuesday to look after bust
ness affairs.
Mrs. Audas went up to Manning
last Saturday to visit friends and to
meet Elmer.
Mrs. T. B. Creveling was out at the
John Cameron home the first of the
week visiting.
Len Bridenstine got home last Sat-
urday from Chicago where he had
been with cattle.
Nels Christensen put out twelve cars
OF good stock last week they going to
the Chicago markets.
Asmus Boysen has ordered his house
rebuilt that was destroyed by the
cyclone some time ago.
Miss Mabel Beauford of Perry, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Jessie Stowe,
of the Wayside Inn this week.
Will Beauford of Perry, visited
Sunday with his aunt at the Wayside
Inn and returned home Monday.
T. B. Creveling is taking in the
sights of Chicago this week and look
ing for snaps to give his patrons.
MIR. and Mrs. Ora Corner have had
the care of sick baby in their home
the first of the week but it is now
improving.
Chat Dustin went to Audubon Mon
day to begin work in the F. Vermilya
store. He is good man and will
make good helper.
Mr.. McWilliams' are now nicely
located in their new home north of
the livery barn having moved there
the first of the week.
Ralz Robinson and Ora Mishler
were among the visitors at Manning
Monday to witness the Bloomer ball
game that was not played.
McWilliams and Eaton were out to
the Lutheran church in Lincoln last
week and laid the foundation for the
new school house to be erected there.
Jim Fosters little daughter, Eva,
was down from Manning last week
visiting with her grandparents, re.
turning to her home Tuesday morn.
ing.
Frank Liken and Howard Kittel
went up to Manning Monday to see
the Boston Boomers play ball but the
rain in the afternoon spoiled the
game.
Harry Arnold of Audubon is
contemplating putting up some good
buildings on his farms north of town
that will add to his property in every
respect.
=. c. Mertz had Jim luton to
furnish him nice new counter and
has added refrigerator and will keep
Ice cold soft drinks for sale this
summer.
Miss Mccormick of Audubon was
here last week to see about getting up
music class. She is good musician
and will be able to give good instruc-
ton if hired.
Several of the boys went down to
Ross last Sunday and had a game of
ball. They got plenty of water COM
ing home however, as most of them
got a good soaking.
Walter Audas is enjoying a visit
this week from his brother. Peter, of
What Cheer. His brother will be
remembered as the one being in bust
ness here some years ago with Walter
Rev. H. G. Hicks has been selected
as the orator of the day on the Fourth.
He Is one OF the best men in his con-
ference and will give an address that
will be of interest to all who hear him.
Geo. CARRIER is having trunk
wagon made at the blacksmith shop
that will accommodate all the trade
that comes to town. He finds many
calls he cannot attend to and soon will
be able to oblige all.
Ben Halbur who lay sick for so long
near town, is now able to go about and
visit his friends. He was in town the
first OF the week visiting his old time
nurse, Howe Eaton, and with his
other friends here who are glad to see
him improving.
Albert Fest put four horses to his
wagon Monday and started out to
~ VIC cSSS aloiiS IuelI routes.
All the routes are selling more eggs
this year and are grateful to have
some manner of disposing of them
rather than hauling them themselves.
Geo. CARRIER had quite lively ride
around the streets and alleys of the
town Monday evening and says he
does not care to repeat it. His team
took exception to sky rocket and
gave him lively turn around several
blocks only stopping when he steered
them for hitching rack and ran
them up against it,
Elmer Audas got home last Satur-
day from Des Moines where he has
been attending school at Drake
university. Elmer has good stand
ing in every department of college
doing good work in his classes and
taking no back seats in the athletic
world. His ambition to go on through
the school is a laudable one and
should be initiated by more of our
young folks.
Startling Evidence.
Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in DECLARING DR.