Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-28
SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD.

) NEWS
Mrs. Carpenter went to Audubon
on business last Monday.
Sioux City garden seed two papers
for 5 cents at Ed. Cotton's.
ANTED-Gir for general house
work. P. l. Appleman, Atlantic, Ia.
Mrs. Jeanette Roseman-Ary of
Audubon passed Sunday with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Joe Robson of Audubon
township was business caller in
Audubon last Monday.
A social of unusual significance
was held last Sunday on the farm
titled by John N. Mertes.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wahlert gave a
dance out at their pleasant country
home last Saturday night.
| J. n. Baker of north Audubon
township went to the county seat
last Monday to attend court.
Bruner and Wissler erected
large porch for John Naylor up in
Greeley the first of this week.
Lafayette will be at home all
week. Howard's barn on Saturdays.
o-l4.4w j. A. HAWK.
Fred Bechtold is the polite clerk
IN at the Delahoyde implement store
during the absence of the proprie-
tor at his Guthrie county farm.
We have plenty of money on hand
for choice first mortgage farm
loans.
I If CHRISTENSEN & HARVEY.
Mrs. Frank Davis is having re-
markable success so far, on her
poultry farm, having at this time
over 700 nice plump chicks some of
them almost large enough for the
spit.
P. NJ. Christensen and family and
Charley Waits and family whiled
away the hours last Sunday in the
Milliman grove eating ice cream
and other luxIries that are usually
enjoyed at regular picnic.
DR.. Riley is making extensive
preparations for the erection of a
large barn on his southeast Greeley
farm The carpenters Eruner anc
Wissler are framing the tirnbers
here in town ready to put up.
A few of our citizens have been
favored with wedding invitations tc
the marriage of Mr.. Ray F. Coker
and Miss Rose Bodie, former well
known belle of this city. The happy
event will take place on June 8, back
in Illinois where they both reside
SALESMAN WANTED.-We want a
good man to represent us and sell
staple article direct to consumer
Must be able to give reference
Good position to right party. Write
at once. II. GLATT,
Wentworth and Gordon SITS. Chicago
The first and second grade teach
ers Miss Shannon and Miss Nortor
gave their pupils grand outing ir
, the Milliman woods last Friday
The afternoon was an ideal one fo
outdoor recreations of this charac
ter and the pupils and teachers i'm
| proved the occasion to the utmost
Last Friday evenings gale moved
st. Johns Danish Lutheran church
four and one half miles west of thil
J town, about ten feet from it's found
a
la1nity befell it. 1t is situated OF
the highest point in that vicinit,
and is exposed to the fury of al
storms coming from what ever poin
they may.
| Campbell u Voss were favore,
last sunday with the presence o
five Anita citizens as follows; Free
| and Chris haist, Ed. Turner, Joh,
Budd and Charley Campbell
: brother of one of the proprietors o
the restaurant. They passed
| pleasant day here returning hom
in the evening very tavorably i'm
| pressed with the town and its sur
roundings.
| The following letter, written b,
| Vena Shields, Of Extra. Iowa, wa
j clipped from the Iowa State Regis
: ter.
:, Kind Editor: I will try and writ
a little letter. am little girl
| years old. l go to school. l am il
the third reader. like my teache
real we'll. Her name is Mami
| Goochey. l help mamma take car
of the little chickens. | was borl
| in Sunny Kansas. l am twin bu