Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-28
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Marriage license: Charles Taylor
and Gertie Cozerie.
J. NJ. Graham was business visitor
down in Atlantic Tuesday night.
Hub White, out by Hamlin, had
quite sick child the first of the week.
Livery barn for sale or rent. See
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish, Audubon,
Iowa.
Ed Bilharz took day off the first of
the week and visited relatives in In.
dianola.
Will Oliver was home the first of the
week, attending to business and visit
ing his mother.
J. Kuhn went down to Atlantic last
Friday and was an over Sunday visitor
with friends in that city.
Fred Rae, who works for Ward, was
kicked by horse the first of the week
and is now unable to work.
Sheldon Bates was caller at Audu-
bon Saturday night looking after his
business and special interests there.
George Hoover went to Des Moines
Wednesday evening to look after bust
ness in connection with the big store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Bendixen of Bray.
ton were transacting county seat bust
ness Wednesday and visiting their
friends.
Anna Wilson invited in about fifteen
of her little friends last Friday to help
her to properly celebrate her thirteenth
birthday
The honorable board of supervisors
will meet next Monday to transact
such business and act on such bills as
may come before it.
A. H. Edwards, of Douglas town.
snip, came home Tuesday morning
from South Dakota. where he had been
on land seeing tour.
DR.. Lass came in over the North
western Wednesday morning and re-
ported severe storms in Dedham and
Templeton on Tuesday.
Frank Wilson and wife departed
Monday for Corning for visit with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Reinimund, and
Virgo and Gladys, who live there.
P. A. Rasmussen and family spent
last Friday in Ross visiting Berthe Jen-
son and family, who left the next day
for Denmark to visit for time in the
fatherland.
Chas. McLeran, D. D. S., was busy
this week moving from his fathers
house, where they have lived. to the
property he purchased up in the east
part of town.
Mrs. Ed Finch is ENJOYING a visit
from her two sisters-in.law, Mrs. u. O.
Mick of Spirit Lake and Mrs. 6. H.
! Mick of Pocohontas, they expect to
| stay some time.
Little Georgia Cooley who has been
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cornelius Gates, the past winter, de-
parted last week for home in the south
part of the county.
Mrs. Alex Young, OF Manning, came
down the first of the week and is visit
ing at the home of VIM. Cloughly.
She expects to remain until Friday ere
she goes to her home.
Jim Hunt, one of Melville town ships
pest feeders was on the Omaha market
the first of the week with couple of
cars of cattle, half car of which was
furnished by his neighbor, Henry Sun
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cam went up to
Manning Monday to look at property
with view of purchasing. They
were much taken with the Stegerma n
property, one of the finest the town
affords.
Morrisey & Ruhs have added a low
swing to their stock that they believe
is an Improvement over all others. II
is built low down and of iron and has
as full swing as others while the
dangers of the higher ones are entirely
eliminated.
A man with stereoptican was at
7 the NJ. E. church Sunday and the first
of the week giving views and lecture
on a drunkard's life 1t was an illus
: trated tempera nee talk until Tuesday
evening, when lie gave views from
various parts of the world.
Joe Richards, the representative O
Dean d Welch marble works. came
home Wednesday morning with hi!
pockets full of orders for new monu
ments. He started to drive from Car
. son home but when he got to Atlanti,
finding the water SO high he left hi
team and took the train.
= Arthur Krell, son of the Rev. Krel
who preached in this county at on
time, sent an announcement card t,
l Prof. Hooker this week of his gradua
J ton from the Simpson college, to TAX
? place June 6. All his friends here will
! be pleased to hear of his success ant
> > determination to succeed.
v In court the Robson SANDER case i
all that has been going on this week
1t is most disgusting affair straigh
;. through, as the proceedings of tn
= former divorce trial are brought u
. and gone over. Law is poor place t
J settle difficulties. The public know
q enough of what is going on withou
z bringing things into court to be aire
!, in any case that may be brought up
James Burkey, out just north c
town, has been busy for some tim
u trying to get an addition put to hi
y house, but excessive rain has delaye
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