Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-03-05

G. S. McLearan, ID. ID. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
DIR. Fulton made business trip to
Gray Wednesday in the interests of
the county.
DR.. A. L. Brooks got back from
Chicago last Friday, where he had
been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neltzel up in
Cameron township are the proud par
ents of baby that came to their home
last week.
Bob Kelley purchased the house of
Cal Wilson, over by the schoolhouse,
and will soon move to it.
Mike Mcclure Sr. went down to
Stuart last Thursday to attend to mat
tiers OF purely business nature.
Jim Foster, of Manning, was down
Sunday visiting between trains with
his brother in-law, Elmer Ellis.
Henry Ruhs was busy the first of
the week moving to the property,
north of the park, and getting nicely
settled.
VIM. Humphrey expects to be able
to bring his wife home this week some
time from Omaha, if she keeps on i'm
proving as nicely as she has of late.
AID Seibert expects to move to Extra
today to make that their future home.
Miss Bernice will remain at Russell's
until after the millinery season is
over.
Will Oliver got home Wednesday,
too late to see his father ere he had
passed away but he is on the go too
much to be easily reached by tele-
graph.
Miss Ethel Bridenstlne left Tuesday
for Des Moines, where she will enter
the Drake University as student and
keep house for her two brothers, who
are attending school there.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks has the hospital
full and running over with patients.
1t is proving more of a success than he
anticipated and he will undoubtedly
have to enlarge it in the near future.
Miss Ella Van Scoy who has been at
hospital in Des Moines, has improv-
ed enough so she has gone to Belle
PLANE to visit her brother Sim and re-
main there until her folks move there
from here.
Lou Lee and his family came down
from Sioux Rapids the first of the
week and are visiting with relatives
and many friends here, who are glad
to give them the right hand of fellow.
ship and cordial welcome.
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Mrs. Walter Mcintyre and children
of Coon Rapids are here visiting bel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Keith anG
her brothers. He came over Wednes
day for short visit, then as they
have sold their business over there
they will go down into the Indian
Territory to go into business.
Miss Emma Terrill and her mother
arrived here, last Sunday and visited
her sister Mrs. f. S. Watts. Miss Ter
rill went on to New York, Monday
leaving her mother here to visi
awhile She will get the latest fashions
in gowns so as to give her patrons il
Omaha the latest in dress fashions.
The Creston Advertiser of March ;
had a notice in it of the voluntary
bankruptcy of j. Friend & Son of tina
city, Saturday February 2Sth. TIL,
liabilities of the firm were estimated
at S20,s00 and the assets at $l7564
This firm has been doing business il
Creston the past twenty years ant
were among the best known in tina
section Of the country. They run
branch store at this place for severa
years and only closed out here thu
first of the year.
/ Jens Jacobsen and Mary Christen
sen, both of this place, were married
Wednesday at the church west o
town and then marriage feast wa
held at the pleasant and commodiou
home of Jens Andersen, where all wer
given good time. These two youn,
people are two good, honest, hard
working people, not afraid of the tut
ure and willing to accept whateve
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