Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-30
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j. w. Orr of Atlantic was up Mon
day looking after business.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bagley returned
home Monday from visit away with
friends.
John Ward was out of town this
week attending to matters of personal
business.
Mrs. Effie Rogers spent a part of last
week visiting her friends in the E..
Bilharz family.
Will McFarlane went down to Des
Moines last Saturday to look after
business affairs
DR.. and Mrs Childs went to Council
Bluffs last Thursday for days visit
with his parents.
M. P. Mcclure returned home from
Chicago, Friday where he has been
looking after cattle.
Morrresey q Ruhs shipped HAYS
| corn planter to d. l.. Ried of Elkhorn
the first of the week.
Geo. w. Cosson went to Omaha the
first of the week to attend to matters
of personal business.
A. r. Turner departed Wednesday
for Adair to remain for some time
visiting his children.
Miss Lena Drury was home Sunday
and spent the day with her parents on
North Church street.
Jes Lester lineman for the Hooker
telephone exchange was a visitor in
Manning last Sunday.
Dave Lanigan, south of town, pur
chased new buggy last week for
their summers convenience.
The engagement of Miss Lowene
Van Gorder to Winston Kirk of
Chicago was announced last week.
Miss Del Andersen went home with
her friend Drucie Ross Sunday and
spent pleasant day in the country.
John Crane, ]. B. Rendleman and
Bid Workman of Extra were in town
visiting friends last Monday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and daugh-
ter Lowene went to Chicago last Mon
day to visit with friends in that place.
The social at the Presbyterian church
last Friday night was quite well at
tended and the young folks had
merry time.
Mrs ]. b. MCGUIRE of Extra was up
Sunday and spent the day visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Cunningham.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar returned
home from South Dakota last Friday
where she has been visiting friends
and relatives.
Earl Maharg writes from Ames that
he got second place in the field meet
and the state papers gave him very
honorable mention.
Will Doak is preparing to move to
the rooms over where Fred Vermilya
now has his Racket store as they re-
Gently sold their home.
Mrs. Geo. Mccain returned home
from near Menlo last Thursday
where she has been for a visit with
her daughters the Mesdames Emery.
Mrs: Luther Bilharz-Vollmar of Des
Moines spent Sunday with relatives.
She expects to come back some time
in the near future to make longer
visit,
Mrs. A. G. Thomas formerly of the
Park Hotel was in town last Friday
and removed their goods to Sac CITY
where they will open hotel which
they recently purchased.
Miss Bernice Sibert and her cousin
Myrtle Ross went to Extra last Satur.
day night and remained until Monday
when couple of their friends drove
down to bring them back.
Chancey Gardner, out in Bradley
vile, is putting up quite house on
the old time Chambers place and is
| generally improving it so he will have
q very pleasant home when it is
finished.
Ladies are you going to keep cool
this summer? 1t you are you will have
to have your husband get you Relia-
BILE or an Excelsior Gasoline stove
They are reliable and safe. a Soft
MORRESEY g. RUHS.
Henry Sorensen, who has been the
general agent for the Mccormick har-
vesters and who is well known to
many here, departs this week from
New York for Europe where he will
still work in the employ of the com
pany.
A. Fl. Roberts returned home last
Friday from Mt. Pleasant where he
had beeen called by the serious illness
of his father. He found his father bet
ter and left him improving but his
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