Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-10

BAGLEY q NELSON
Minnie Lane is expected home this
week from California where she has
been for some time past.
Jim Morrisey went out to Omaha
last Saturday to attend to matters of
personal business for the firm.
Mrs. Hinkson, of Stuart, arrived
Saturday evening and is visiting this
week with her mother. Mrs. Stuart.
Will Freeman expected to go to
Guthrie Center this week to attend
the county fair now in progress there.
Sol Leighty has been enjoying
visit the past week from brother of
his that he had not seen since he was
two years old.
F. P. Bradley and wife were here
during the fair last week, visiting
their friends and viewing the attrac-
tions at the fair.
The eleven months old baby of Geo.
Coulter and wife fell from the bed last
week and broke its collar bone but it
is getting along nicely now.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
For the best furniture see W. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
iobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
Cliff
Mrs. H. B. Wilson now drives one
of the incest rigs in town which they
recently purchased in town through
one of the local dealers.
Sadie Mantz and Lilly kibby are
again assisting in the millinery de-
partment at j. F. Russell's where they
are becoming efficient as helpers.
Geo. kellogg was treating the boys
at the court house to the cigars We'd
nesday on account of baby girl that
came to their home that morning.
For SALE-Choice4 40 acre farm, well
improved, lots of fruit, section 8, Mel
vile township. For particulars write
to j. P. Johnson, Audubon, Iowa,
r. F. D. No. 2.
l The young peoples society of the
Presbyterian church give one of theil
ice cream suppers tonight on the lawn
and many people are expected to be
present to help them out.
I Miss Myrtle Hustedler is again back
at the head of the millinery depart
ment at ]. F. Russell's. His patrons
are all glad to have her back again as
her work was entirely satisfactory anC
taking to the trade
Mrs. Huntsberger we'll known to oul
people and who live now at Bond
Mississippi has been very sick TO
some time and her relatives an6
friends are waiting patiently to hear
that she has fully recovered.
The honorable board of supervisors
\ are busy this week looking Over
4 county affairs. In looking over the
\ financial reports of other counties
4 they find they are in far better con
\ dition than most of them show up.
3 Miss Molie Loney went out t.
Omaha with her cousin last Friday
y returning here Wednesday evening
Z While out there she went on out tt
Z Lincoln to attend the state fair now il
K progress and saw some good racing.
4 Will Fullerton and wife of Guthri
raS Center came over last week and visit
ed with their many friends. They re
: port good trade and that their in
r. vestment was money-making on
n and are well pleased with their pros
poets.
John Kate Of Wayne, Nebraska wa
here last week and the first of this Wis
iting old time friends. He report
everything in Nebraska as progress
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good year among merchants an
farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miller an
daughter, who have been here the pas
week visiting their relatives in tn
G. H. Gardner home, left for Illinoi
Wednesday to return to their hom
after having had splendid time Wis
iting here.
Nearly every country school in tn
county began last Monday and hav
now almost had weeks work. Tn
fall term should be a good one and tn
younger pupils pushed to a poin
where more attention may be give
later to the older pupils who attend.
Mrs. J. w. Marlin and son Gene de
parted Monday morning for thei
home in Arkansas. Mrs. Marlin hs
been visiting her children and man
friends here since July lst and hs
thoroughly enjoyed meeting old tin
neighbors and acquaintance. Gen
, has been here since spring workin
until changes could be made in A
kansas so he could help his fath'
again.
H. NJ. Gray has recently been a
pointed counsel for the Farmers raj
road. Mr.. Gray is an attorney of e:
ceptional ability who recently came
4 this city from st Paul where he WI
employed by the West Publishir
- company as one of its legal editor
The Farmers railroad was quick
see the usefulness of such man an
rendered him the position. The of
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