Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-29

Miss Elva Clure visited in At
lantic last Monday.
The Christian Science subject for
next Sunday is Truth"
Charley Kommes attended to
business in Audubon last Tuesday.
Pete Lund is now keeping bach
in the room recently vacated by
Anton Kerr.
Mr.. Chris Christensen residing
near town had business at Audu-
bon last Tuesday.
E. c. Wilson is hauling out lot
of lumber to make some improve
ments in his barn yard.
Born on Jan. oath to Wilhelm
Rudolph and wife, west of town, a |
handsome 9pound girl.
Give the Sixth number of the
business mems entertainment a
full house, they deserve it.
Geo. F. Kapp returned last Mon
day from Sayre, Oklahoma, where
he had been with a party of land
hunters.
Mrs. T. ]. Kilworth was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. o. c. Wheeler,
out near Troublesome the first of
the week.
Lawrence Hunt left for Genoa,
Nebraska, last Monday evening to
visit his wife and her parents in
that town.
Tony Wiederhold returned to
Carroll the last of last week after a
visit at the home of Jno. N. Mertes
south of town.
Peter Christensen southwest of
town, will have a stock and imple-
ment sale on Tuesday, Feb. 10th.
See sale bills for particulars.
Herman Witthauer, father of Otto
Witthauer of this city. returned to
his home last Saturday after al
weeks visit at the home of his son.
Mr.. E. ]. Freeman of Audubon,
was visiting the first of the week at
the home of her old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Harm, in West Extra.
Miss Anna Christensen, residing
west of Brayton, was the guest OF
her brother, P. NJ. Christensen and
wife, at their home in the Heights
last week, returning home on Sat
urday.
J.L. Carey of Salt Lake City, was
in this town on Monday transactine
business. He will have a, sale Of |
horses at the Thomas livery barn
next Saturday. He formerly lived
at Anita.
]. r. McGuife had the interior of |
the Farmers and Merchants bank
office and parlor beautifully |
decorated with wall paper the first
of the week by Artist ]. S. Harrison
who also gave the woodwork, an oil
finish. ss
Joe Chase has the contract to |
move the big barn and stable be.
longing to Alfred Miller, from his
property corner of South and
Edgerton streets to Mr.. Miller's
suburban property nearly quarter
of mile south of where he now
lives. 39 lL
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian L. Beed of
Hampton, Iowa, were visiting her
mother, Mrs. Roxie Davis, north of
the depot. They were on their way to
Florida, where they will be inform
ed of the happenings that take
place here through the medium of |
the Journal.
Mr.. Jensen, residing two and one.
half miles south of town, was the
victim of an accident last week |
which will keep him from work for
some time. In carrying heavy
trough he slipped, fell and the
trough fell on his thumb injuring
that member severely.
An accident without results other
than demolished gasoline can
yesterday morning in the Stranger
tinshop department happened when
Will Varney undertook to mend a |
leaky can which contained enough
of the fluid to generate gas, when |
he undertook to stop the leak. Var
ney's hair did not turn gray, but he
was considerably amazed for a
short time.
Nels c. Johnson and M. d.
Thomas went to Audubon on Sat.
urday and on Sunday the former
visited his daughter residing six
miles west of that town and on
Tuesday Mr.. Johnson found ii
necessary to take a trip to GRAY.
returning Wednesday morning;
Mr.. Thomas acting as janitor at the
school house during the formers
absence.
Mr.. Nick Bintner went to Atlantic
last Monday returning in the even.
ing with his sister, Miss Crissie and
his son, who has been in the hos.
pital in Omaha. The boy is re.
covering so nicely that it was deem
ed no longer necessary for him to
remain there. His aunt has been
with him through the long siege of
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