Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

w. u. Barger, Mgr. Gray. Iowa
A goodly number from town went
out to the sale of Earl Jump Tuesday.
Ormsby Beers went up to Manning
tuesday for a days pleasure in a larger
town.
Will milford went over by Viola
Center Christmas day to visit at his
parental home.
+. G. Hepp and crew are busy these
days putting up ice for use next sum-
mer in his butcher shop.
Peter Peterson was supplying some
of his friends with quarters Of meat |
the latter part of last week.
Miss Rena Covalt of Montezuma,
came last week and is visiting with |
her aunt, Mrs. w. j. Audas.
There will be social tonight at the
United Brethren parsonage and a |
supper will be served from to 10.
Hans Buckner and Bert Grenlee
went down to Audubon Tuesday to
attend to personal business affairs.
Miss Grace Swaney came down from
Manning Monday to visit for few
days with her sister, Mrs. Will Bar
ger.
Peter Perion got home from his visit
last week and is again busy at the
Green Bay yard tending to coal and
lumber.
The Liken elevator is now almost
completed there being nothing to add
n ho nd Sc
here shortly.
III. B. Shelly is getting ready to
move to the farm and traded horses
the first of the week to match up one
of his teams.
| Fritz Drier shipped good COW and
calf Tuesday evening to Constein Bros.
q Son, at Quimby, Ia, and received
S92 for them.
Bane Halbur, who lives little
north of Templeton, was over this
week fixing up the house occupied by
AID Firebaugh.
Frank Barger left Monday for Des
Moines where he will work in one of
| the new hotels that opened up on
Christmas day.
|
had rods put through it Monday to
save it from spreading any more and
thus running its proportions
i Miss Elite McEnturf who has been
down here visiting the past week left
Tuesday morning after having spent q
merry time here with friends
John Grelack and family were in
town Sunday, and spent the day visit
ing at the hospita BILE home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. G. Mundt and family.
i For SALE-Good Kimball organ, in
good shape, will be sold cheap.
e. e. BEEMs,
/ 12-24-tf Gray, Iowa.
John Needles has sold half inter-
; est in his barber shop, and it will here.
after be run under firm name. John
; has good business in his line and
has succeeded well.
Bert Keith and wife were visitors
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Beemes. They stopped off onthe If re-
turn trip from Manning where they
had spent Christmas.
Geo. Lacy left Monday for Maxwell
where we understand he will remain
for some weeks. He expected to re.
main for few days stay in Des
) Moines ere he went on.
Tony Rasmussen, who teaches in
No. 2 Oakfield township, is enjoying q
weeks vacation and is spending the
time with his parents and greeting
friends in this community.
Rev. Hicks expects to begin series
of meetings at Eden Valley next Sun
day night. He has carefully outlined
his work and is expecting some good
results from the labor expended.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
went up to Manning Tuesday night tt
? meet with their lodge in regular ses-
sion. A team from Sioux City was
present to give some work in initia
ton.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Knox, who LIVE
] over by Templeton, have Informed
/: Will Fullerton of the firm of T. B
d Creveling & Co., that he is uncle as {
' baby girl had arrived at their HON,
the 23rd.
VIM. Shaw has decided to enlarg
/ his now beautiful country residence
e by putting an addition to it 16x2C
a Billy is lover of the beautiful ant
the house when completed will be no
only more beautiful but more com
modious.
The debate last Saturday night wa
. full of interest and the speaker
brought out many good points, tn
n affirmative carrying the question
d The question for the coming Saturda
night is, Resolved, "that the Unite
,e States erred in recognizing Panam
- - as an independent republic Affirm,
- tive. Arden Shelley; negative, Ca
3; Forsbeck.
lg Rev. Hicks and wife were the n
le cepients G. mas of quilt from tt
~ ladies aid society of the church