Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-08
AUDUBON NEWS
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Harry Arnold was transacting bust
ness at Gray Tuesday.
Mrs. Temple and Julian are back at
work after weeks lay off.
Several Audubon people have been
attending the hypnotic show at Gray
this week.
Will Cunningham was up at Gray
Tuesday visiting with his sister, Mrs.
J. E. Mcclure.
The various teachers are back from
the State Teachers Association and re-
port good meeting.
Miss Gretchen Nash returned to her
school duties Saturday at Terrytown-
on the-H udson in New York.
1 Miss katherine Moss returned to
Des Moines Saturday after very en-
|joyable visit with her friend Miss Ada
Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Lewis east of
town went up to Gray Sunday and
visited with her brother T. B. Crevel-
ing and family.
P. A. Rasmussen and wife were up
at Ross Sunday and spent the day
with his partner, Bertel Jensen and
wife at the creamery.
Sherm Wright expects to go to At
lantic we understand about March lst
we understand to engage in the cloth
ing business in that city.
There will be meeting of the asses
ors in the Office of the auditor next
Tuesday the thirteenth to which all
are requested to be present.
| Miss Gladys Wilson and Mrs. Det-
rich music teacher in the high school
went TO Des Moines Tuesday to hear
the Oberlin Glee Club sing that night.
Tom Davis purchased the DR.. Jack
son property last week and within the
future will be one of the residents of
the town instead of on the outskirts as
in the past.
Mrs. w. H. Wilson and Miss Minta
Christie went up to Gray Monday and
visited until Tuesday at the home of
Frank Corner and wife and with other
friends in that town.
Miss Mae Hoover departed Monday
| for Des Moines, where she will enter
the Drake university for time. She
stopped in Anita for a short visit and
then went on to her destination.
4 Rev. A., r. Adams of GAINESVILLE,
Iowa, will preach both morning and
evening at the Christian church. Mr..
Adams comes highly recommended
and will no doubt give two strong SER
mons.
Sup,t Farauhar returned from his
trip to Des Moines the first of the week
where he was attending the state
teachers association. The meeting
this year was we'll attended and much
work was accomplished.
| Miss Maud Lynch departed Tuesday
to resume her work in the Indianola
school, where she has the reputation
: of being one of the most apt pupils in
the school and not only her parents
but all her friends are proud of the
, success she is attaining.
We can not write down license 70,
marriage this week. The market
seemed to be congested last week. But
!, we know of some coming. Three OF
four of them for next month. We
could name them but won't for il
would not be news then when it does
happen.
4 The NJ. w. A. held installation OF
their officers for the ensuing veal
over Friends store. After the install
lation of officers supper was given
to all those present. This camp is in
good order ana has large and in
creasing membership.
The Maccabee lodge of this place in
stalled their new officers last Frida,
night. A. A. Nelson was chosen az
commander. The lodge here has
secured the services of the de-
putty state commander who will be
here in short time and give the boys
instruction and work up new mem
} bers for this tent.
Lorah Bailey went down to Exirs
Tuesday where he was Joined by his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Fulton, and thel
both bid friends adieu and departed
| for Oklahoma where they went tt
visit with relatives. Mrs. Fulton.
health has not been the best for some
time, and she hopes a change OF elm
ate will benefit her health.
One of the most crowded house.
ever to greet an entertainment wa
the one that assembled last Thursda,
night to greet the Simpson Jubilee
singers at the Methodist church ant
the crowd left more than pleased will
!. the entertainment. They showed
musical talent in all their production
and it was an evening Of unalloyet
pleasure to all present.
A. III. Edwards left for Ames Tues
day where he will visit the State Ag
ricultural college and here he will b.
able to learn many valuable methods
of farming and also of the creamery
and dairy business. Mr.. Edwards i
one of the county's best and mos
practised farmers aud is always look
ing for new ways of performing hi
work which shows the advancement
of this man.
AL Friend who run the Friend cloth
ing house in Audubon just across thu