Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07
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y. F. Hicks was in town last week
visiting his brother at this place.
Geo. bikes went up to Manning Sat-
urday and stayed between trains.
G. E. Mertz went to Chicago Satur-
day night with stock shipped by John
Liken.
Frank Mclaughlin was business
visitor down to the county seat last
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Dykes started for Okla
homa Tuesday to visit for a time with
her daughter, Mary.
Mrs. Will Barger went down to
Audubon last Thursday and spent the
day visiting friends.
Nels Christensen was business
visitor at the neighboring city of
Manning last Tuesday.
Henry Wulf and wife of Manning,
We're down Sunday spending the day
with relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie Packard went down to
Audubon last Saturday and visited
for few hours with friends.
Fanny and Mabel Welty visited
friends in Manning last Saturday and
incidentally transacted business.
Dick Gray, sired by Winslow Wilkes
will make season at Gray, Iowa.
4-95w GEO. CARRIER. Manager.
Albert Voltz, Jim Cunningham,
Frank Liken and Peter Perrion were
visitors last Sunday over in Temple
ton.
Mrs. Felkey aud daughter of Fayette
county, are visitors this week out at
the pleasant home of Ed. Lacy and
family.
The agent for the Remington type
writer was in town the past week and
left machine for Cashier Ed. Rice to
try for few days.
Jake Peterson living out northeast
of town, is having new windmill
erected as he has tired of the old arm
strong method of obtaining water.
Jay Bridenstine is home from Des
Moines where he has been in attend
ance at the Drake university, and was
in Gray Saturday visiting friends.
There was a pleasant dancing party
last Friday night out at the pleasant
young people tripped the light
Fred Fisher one of the good all
around hustlers, was in town the first
Of the week with couple of loads of
hogs that he sold at $500 per one
hundred.
Word comes back from the west
where Geo. Lewis is that he is very
sick. His friends are all trusting to
hear soon that he is up and around
again.
Mrs. Higgins and daughter, Mrs.
Tom Kennedy, are down in Hamlin
township this week visiting their son
and brother Charley, and his estimable
wife and family.
Joe Nedrow has had the hardware
boys out to his place spouting the
house as he has fine new cistern as
have Frank Buckner, Will Greenlee
and Len Bridenstine.
J. F. Liken went to Chicago last
Saturday night with his fat CATTLE
He struck market much lower than
he expected and did not realize as
much as he had figured on.
Rev. W. T. Smith, d. D. of Ames,
will preach in the Nj. E. church next
Sunday afternoon.
ALEXANDER BENNETT,
Pastor.
Frank Barger was down from
Carroll one day last week visiting his
relatives. He has been working in a
hotel in that place but has now quit
and will go into barber shop to learn
the trade.
Read on the first page and see how
we are growing. All those whose
names you read are entitled to one of
our directories. This is fine thing
and you Will be asked for data soon by
our solicitor.
The town council met last Monday
night and ordered general cleaning
up of streets and alleys and out
places. This is good order and one
that should be strictly kept as the per-
feet cleanliness of the town is desired.
The juvenile nine of Lincoln town
ship and the nine at this place played
a game of ball last Saturday at unis
place and the home team won with a
score of % to 81. The boys are getting
in shape to issue challenges to various
other mines and will be enthusiastic
at least as long as they are the victors.
An Odd Inscription.
At Wymondham, Norfolk, England,
is this inscription at an old country
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