Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-17

Chas. Dennis was visitor at nome
Sunday between trains.
Grover Smith is helping in the up
stairs department at ]. F. Russell's.
Frank Talbot went up to Carroll
Tuesday to visit for few days at his
parental home. /
Gene Owens, of Des Moines, was up
Sunday and spent the day visiting at
the Kuhn home.
Will Tramp came home Wednesday
morning for few days visit with
his father at the brick yards.
Don't you know that a book is
good Christmas present? | have tn
latest. A. II. ROBERTS.
Mr.. and Mrs Fisher of Malvern, Ia,
arrived Friday and will visit for few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lyman.
L. d. Phelps got home from Des
Moines Wednesday morning where
he had been attending to matters of
business for the firm.
A fine line of Christmas trees for
sale; all sizes and in good shape, at
the Audubon nursery.
TAGGART & LYMAN, Audubon.
My big line of holiday goods will be
open for your inspection in a few days,
most of them now. A. III. ROBERTS.
| For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
| iobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park.
Cliff
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrissey of Ne
vada are the proud parents of a girl
that came to their home last Friday to
stay with them to cheer and bless them
through life.
Mrs. G. B. Russell got home from
Lewis the first of the week and re-
ports that she had fine time at the
banquet and everything was up to- date
and in good style.
Marriage licenses as issued by the
court clerk for the week ending We'd
nesday: Geo. Bickelhaupt and Minnie
Ohm, Rasmus Peter Peterson and
Agnes Pearl Hosaac.
| w. w. Smith, agent at the Rock
Island, made a flying trip down to
Newton Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. Smith seldom is found away from
his desk and never when there is any,
thing of importance.
Court adjourned last week after dis
posing of most of the cases listed by
us in last weeks issue. No important
decisions were given in any of the
cases nearly all being an acquittal of
the defendant in the criminal cases.
VIM. Nef got home Wednesday
from his trip to Oklahoma with Jim
Burkey and the Mendenhall boys who
had gone down to locate if they found
climate, people and soil to their salts
faction. We did not learn if they
purchased anything or not.
Lloyd Kelly we'll known to most of
the people of this place was back this
week from his home in Omaha max
ing short visit with his many old
time friends. He worked at the ma
sons trade here and was considered
one of the best in the country.
Chas. Colee and John Butterton and
wife, of this place, and John Ruther-
ford and Jay Shingledecker and wife,
of Ross, we're passengers Tuesday to
Oklahoma, part of them going to visit
relatives, others to look at the country
and some to look after land that they
own there.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Christmas day of John Dennis
formerly of this place and Agnes PETER
in Chicago. She used to be here her
father being baker in the restaurant OF
G. E. Talbot. All Johnnie's friends
unite in wishing the new couple 8
happy future.
B. S. Phelps went to Davenport
Tuesday evening to look after business
. connected with their loan business
He reports many applications fol
J loans with slight Tightening of money
! markets but they have been able tt
supply all their immediate wants
J along this line, but are making nc
promises for the future.
Rasmus Peter Peterson and Agnes
Pearl Hosaac were married last Sat
] urday by Rev. Ed. B. Cousins and
! went their way rejoicing. They have
we trust, weighed the responsiblitie!
of the life they have entered and know
the responsibilities that will come tt
them. They are both strong anC
know what work is 80 can look for
, ward to the future hopefully and joy
fully knowing that success comes tt
them who work hard and constantly
Their friends wish them happiness.
New officers for the X. o. T. M. lodg,
that meets Friday night.
! q. E. Kellogg, Com.
FL. Henshall, Il. c.
G. r. Hunter, R. K.
III. c. Anderson, F. X.
c. w. Baker, Chaplain.
Geo. Dennis, NJ. of A.
! J. H. Hale, Sergeant.
F. Tharnish, M. of G
G. Brockway, M. of G.
! F. Ceranek, sentinel.
Jens Loss Picket
Drs. Childs and Fulton, Physicians
Miss Lucy Lieb expects to open tn
! City Hospital today. She has fttet
( up the house she purchased on Soutl
Tracy street with CHEEKY bed rooms
! parlor, ETC., and each doctor in towr
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