Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-26
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Will Baker is very sick this week
with appendicitis.
Ralph Roberts came home Wednes-
day evening on business.
The Monday Club met at the home
of Mrs. d. G. Mott this week.
Mrs. John McFarlane will give a
party to few of her friends next Fri
day
Mrs. G. B. Russell entertained the
Embroidery Club at her pleasant home
last Tuesday.
Peter hobart arrived home from
Omaha Tuesday where he has been for
few days visit.
A. F. Greenwaldt and DIR. j. NJ.
Fulton were business visitors up at
Gray last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Humphrey at Omaha is
still improving and they hope to soon
have her home again.
The members of the Christian
church give reception tonight to
their pastor and his family.
The Missionary Tea of the Presby-
terrain church will be held at the home
of Mrs J. G. Jones. March 10th, and
all are invited.
Oscar Hunt one of Extra townships
best farmers, was up Wednesday
transacting county seat business and
meeting old time friends.
Mrs. Frank Templeman returned to
her home near Lewis last Saturday
after weeks visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. j. M. Fulton.
Mrs. Mccormick, wife of Rev. Nc
Cormick, and her daughter, arrived
last Thursday evening and will soon
be nicely located in the parsonage.
Word came back last Saturday from
Mrs. Hinkhouse that her father had
passed away and would be buried on
Monday. Her friends here extend
their sympathy in this her sad
bereavement.
LosT:-Shepherd dog, black and
tan, yellow breast, yellow legs ears
stand up, is two years old, goes by
name of "Bunk". Liberal reward
given finder. Address
ANDREW M. KNUDSEN,
Audubon, Iowa, Route 4.
Miss Myrtle Brown. head saleslady
in the millinery department at +. +.
Russells, departs Friday for Chicago
to buy his spring stock for him. She
will stop at State Center and visit her
sister, Mrs. Eta Kezer. Miss Brown
is we'll acquainted with their trade
and knows just the styles that will
best please their trade and will soon
have them on their tables for the
inspection Of the public.
Word has come back from Spokane,
Washington, that James Ferguson,
father of Wells Ferguson out north.
west of town, was lying at the point
of death and Wells and his sister from
Manning have gone to that country.
He recently moved to that place from
Colorado. While unloading his goods
he contracted cold that settled i'm
one of his legs and it has had to be
amputated and they fear even that
+, will not save his life.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. II.
w. Wilson was busy about her house
hold duties preparing for few friends
on the following day to help celebrate
her birthday, when she happened to
glance out south and noticed crowd
of ladies coming across the street
with baskets on their arms. She did
not realize that they were gathering
to give her a surprise, and stood and
wondered what the matter was as
they filed into the house and took pos
session. A glance over the names at
the close will prove that a supper such
as no person could criticise was served
in the evening by the following nam
ed ladies with most of their husbands
who came later. Several valuable
presents were left as a token of their
respect and esteem.