Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-05

Davenport Sanings Bank.
BAGLEY e NELSON
Chas. Jones returned from Ft.
Madison this week.
For Sale-Fifty black Minorca roost-
ers $1O0 each. III. G. Webster
Chas. Van Gorder departed for
Southern Texas Tuesday to look after
land interests.
Jim Chandler returned Wednesday
from southern Kansas where he has
been for short time
Prof. Frank Mantz, of Bayard, was
in town Friday visiting with his par
ents and numerous other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Creveling were
visiting Sunday in Gray at the homes
of t. B. Creveling and Will Fullerton.
Mrs. Emma Sharp is planning to
build cottage home for herself as
soon as she finds just where she wishes
to locate
1. A. Jones went over to Guthrie
county Tuesday to join the surveying
gang on the electric road who are at
work there.
Miss Arlie Vail returned to her
home in Atlantic Friday after a
pleasant visit with her many young
friends here.
Mrs. Bell Lyman Fischer, of NAL
vern, Iowa returned home this week
after good visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lyman.
Will Conway has just had his large
barn completed by A. II. Dollahide
and is now ready for the cold of win
ter to come on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller out in
Melville township had very sick
baby last Saturday, but the little one
is about all right now.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
Mrs. LATE Simpson went down to
Extra Tuesday evening to visit he1
many friends and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. B. Connrardy.
The dance out at the Kerwin home
last Friday night was success and
many from town went out and enjoy.
ed the pleasures of the evening.
WANTED. = Horses and mules.
Good horses from 1900 up and from
5 TO s years old. Every Saturday at
Park livery barn. lO-l54
Mrs. Alma Miller, niece of Mrs. VIM
Cloughly returned to her home a,
Ute, Iowa Friday. Mrs. Cloughly &C
companied her and remained there fol
time.
E. Bilharz departed last Saturday
evening for Chicago to visit his
brother, Henry, who has been very
sick for some time but is now slowly
mending.
l John Hight expects to soon depar
for California to see if that softer
milder climate mixed with sea breeze
will not give him back his lost health
this winter.
g. H. Wilson and wife of Wiltor
y junction, who have been visiting {
few days at the John Chapman home
> left Monday for California where they
expect to spend the winter.
I. Ralph Hersman leaves this weel
h for Ida Grove where he intends tt
= start furniture store and undertaking
Is establishment. He will probably
n move his family in short time
A. L. w. Castor and family returned
u from Nicola Tuesday evening having
1t been called there by the serious Hines!
he of Mr.. Castor's father whom he. re
II ported some better before leaving hi
~ bedside.
q Mrs. J.. d. Nash gave pleasant din
I. ner to party of friends on Wednes
day evening at their beautiful palatia
home in honor of Mrs. Phelps, of Yer
mont, who is visiting friends and rela
>. tives in Audubon.
h Mrs. j. w. McClain and Mrs
.r Carpenter of Extra came up Monda,
= evening and Tuesday departed TO
a California where they will spend TIL
ie winter. Mrs. McClain having friend
I'd out there she wishes to see again.
9 Martin Parker of Winnepeg, Can
a leading land agent of that locality
d was in the city the first of the weel
S. trying to interest some of our we'll to-
farmers as to advisability of buyin
land in that section of the country.
Jens Christensen who works in tn
ut postoffice was called upon to mourn
Id the loss of his father, who resided i
IN the west part of Audubon. He ha
ct reached the mature age of eighty-tw
IN years. The funeral services were hel
-. Thursday.
De Mrs. w. w. Smith and daughter
IN Theresa, and Carl Hooker, son of Pro
ce Hooker, departed Tuesday for Ne,
Mexico, where she will remain abor
month while the childre
- will remain all winter to see
. that different climate will not ton
\ them up and make them stronge
Z healthier children.
Z To mention "the crowd' is to mel
4 tion term synonymous with goot
\ jolly lot of young people formed ,
Z extract from life all its sweets an
4 leave the bitter for others less happ
\ to consume. One of their lates
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