Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-15

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BAGLEY e NELSON
Mrs. C. E. Mertz, of Gray, visited
friends in town Monday.
Charley Hepp of Gray was down
Wednesday looking after business.
For Sale-Fifty black Minorca roost-
ers $1.00 each. H. G. Webster.
Mr.. McGinnis is laid up this week
with carbuncle and unable to attend
to business.
Hans Rasmussen of Elkhorn was in
town the first of the week looking
after legal business.
VIM. Lyman left Tuesday for
Crookston, Mimi, where he owns
land that needs looking after.
Misses Drusie and Myrtle Ross came
to town Monday to enter the high
school work for the coming year.
Frank Herndon, over in Prospect
Park, has improved his property and
place by adding nice coat OF paint
to it.
Sam Curtis has rented the rooms
over D. E. Scars store we understand
and is now moved into his new
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Pindle will move
out on the ranch of VIM. Neff this
week and take care of that property
for time.
Cal Wilson has added convenient
porch to his property in south Audu-
bon, which adds both to the looks
and convenience of the place.
Mesdames Mckarahan, Jones and
Rogers went out to the country home
of Mrs. Hoyt east of town Wednes-
day and spent the day visiting.
Miss Belle Mosier came back last
Thursday from her home in Denver,
Colorado and will remain for a time
visiting her many friends here.
Mrs. E. j. Freeman and daughter
arrived home Tuesday from Illinois
where she been visiting sister who
has been quite sick for some time.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
Miss Emma Culver got home from
Chicago where she has been the past
month visiting relatives and friends.
She had good time and enjoyed
every bit of her stay.
Mr.. Fliesback, general agent for the
Hawkeye Insurance Company was in
town Wednesday helping the local
agent Clyde Wilde to close up some
good business deals for the company
We are glad to announce that the
financial report is completed and now
in the hands of the County Auditor
for distribution so that any one who
wishes to see them may call at that
place and get one.
T. B. Kerwin one of the prosperous
farmers just north of town has recent.
ly taken the old shingles off of his
house and put on good covering of
new ones so he is now ready for the
cold of winter to come.
Amos Coffman, of Almena, Kan.
is back this week visiting his son who
is staying at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rinehart. His many
friends out by Fiscus will give hin
the glad hand when he comes out te
visit them.
Sam Kramer living out north O
town has recently put a coat of paint
on his barn that adds much to its gen
eral appearance. Sam is getting hi!
farm fixed up orderly and in gooc
shape and home that anyone would
be glad to be in.
Ray Brenton, the artist in w. E
Loughrey's tonsorial parlors, ant
Mabel Hite left Wednesday evening
for Lohrville, his home, where they
will be united in marriage. Boil
young people have host of friend
who wish them happiness and success
in their new life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fullerton movet
their household goods to Gray Tues
day and will enter into business Their
and make it their future home. Thei
friends here had hoped that the,
would see fit to stop here but wisl
them success in their new home an,
new undertaking.
Martin Rasmussen and Miss Karen
Frosig were quietly married the eight
by Justice Y. E. Horton and the1
went to the home of the groom, GU
just east of Poplar, where great re
ception was accorded them. The,
are we'll and favorably known in thei
community and there were man
there to welcome them and help t
start them happily on in their life c
helpfulness to themselves and t
others.
DR.. A. L. Brooks got home Sunda
from his trip out in the mountain
hunting for big game. He had yer
, successful trip, found plenty of gam
bnt what was better, found health an
: rest. The doctor has had a strenuou
practice for years and time makes n
abatement in it, The added dute
attended upon the work at the hosp
tai does not lessen but increases bot
work and responsibility and he wi
find it absolutely necessary once i