Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-08

Chris Larsen was business caller
in Gray Tuesday.
VIM. McFarlane was a business cal
Ter in Gray Tuesday.
Mrs. Lois Stuart got back last Sat
urday night from visit with her
daughter over at Stuart.
w. II. Kelly and wife and family
moved to Ames last week where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Dr. Childs left last week for
Staples, Minnesota to make visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frick.
John Ward returned from Omaha
Tuesday where he had been looking
after business concerning his contract
work.
VIM. McFarlane was attending to
business matters in Extra the last of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bilharz gave din
ner party Wednesday evening to sew
eral of their friends.
Mrs. Henshaw of Indianola is here
this week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Bilharz in her new palatial home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Raudles went
down to Atlantic the first of the week
for few days visit with Hank Lowe
and wife.
Ed Dickinson we'll known to all
here was in town few days the latter
part of last week renewing former ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. Lorah Bailey departed for
Iowa City Tuesday over the North
western where she will visit with rela-
tives there for some time.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work or before buying. :,
Rev. Hinkhouse will preach on
Wednesday Thursday and Friday
nights of this week, it being week
of prayer in the Presbyterian church.
Martin Mogg who works for the
Armour company at Manning came
down on the evening train Tuesday
and spent the day with his friends in
| Audubon.
Ollie Coons, assistant cashier at the
Commercial bank was up at Gray
Tuesday helping Ed Rice in the Farm
ers Exchange bank which is owned
by the same firm.
j. f. Russell and Miss Ella Far
quhar his head clerk on the second
floor are in Sioux City this week at
tending the Northwestern Association
and buying goods.
Chas. Brenniman Frank Leet and
Asmus Boysen we're down to Extra
the first of the week looking over the
books at the Stuart bank and getting
everything ready for business.
Chas Ruhs Of Illinois who came
here short time ago to visit with his
brother Jacob Ruhs of the firm of
Morrisey and Ruhs has decided to re-
main and work for this firm the CON-
ing year.
G. H. Jones was in Audubon Mon
day talking land with those interested
and Tuesday he left for Carroll. Gil
is having good success in the land
business and his wide acquaintance
enables him to dispose of large num-
Der of acres.
| The missionary tea for the Presby-
i terrain church will be held tomorrow
evening in the church parlors with
Mesdames FL. w. Wilson, John Ward
John Weighton, William Wilson and
Geo. Townsend as entertainers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison of Carroll
have been spending the week with
their friends in the John Weighton
home and being entertained by friends
in town. They are on their way to
Indian Territory to build we under
stand new home.
j. II. Hersman went out in Viola
township Wednesday to attend the
y funeral of Mrs. VIM. Schrader and in
some way his team got away from him
and started back to town. He was
! not injured and we heard no serious
damage resulted from the accident.
+ Sheriff F. L. Anderson got back last
Saturday night with Kirk Winchell.
one of the two criminals that escaped
Jail, awaiting action of the grand Jury
for stealing goods from the store of
Frank Gault & Co, in Extra. Sheriff
Andersen very wisely saved needless
expense to the county by not running
after them, but sent description of
!, them far and near. Not long ago he
J and his partner quarrelied and the
, partner peached on him and told his
real name at point in Wisconsin.
The authorities there run down the
! list of names of criminals wanted and
found his and held him for Sheriff
Andersen to come and get him. Mr.. An
dersen is deserving of credit for his
! patience and forethought in the affair.
Agricultural Association Meets.
The Executive Committee and the
members who have the guardian.