Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-04
Mrs. John Ward gives dinner
party today to her lady friends.

Mrs. John Ward gives dinner
party today to her lady friends.
What have you for the Farmer Boys
Running Race July 4th at Audubon?
County Attorney Bryant of Cass
county was up Tuesday as witness in
court.
Great preparations are being made
to feed the people at the fair grounds
July 4th.
John l.. Bean, who works for VIM.
Cloughly, is in Jefferson this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Look out for something special in
We will be there Will you?
Mr. and Mrs. Kibby departed We'd
nesday for Ames to be present at the
marriage of their son Albert, today.
Pure Blood Golden Wyandotte
setting eggs for sale. Is to setting
for 81. Enquire of Geo. E. Brown,
Audubon. 3-26.Sw
Rev. S. r. Ferguson. of Cedar Rap
ids, will fill the pulpit next Sunday at
the Presbyterian church and will give
good address.
Special trains will be run out of
Audubon after the performance is
over, night of July 4th, and special
rates will be given.
Jack Campbell one of the county's
successful feeders, sent out car of
cattle to the Omaha markets Tuesday
evening hoping to get good returns for
them.
A. II. Turner expects to go to Des
Moines today, and from there he will
go to Nebraska and then on to Penn
sylvania to see his folks, whom he has
not seen in many years.
Work has been commenced on the
new ampitheater at the fair grounds.
1t will seat over one thousand people
and will be completed in ample time
for the 4th of July meeting.
Mrs, j. F. Russell entertained her
friends last Tuesday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nash. The mud
was so deep that the bus was brought
into requisition for the purpose of con-
veying them home.
Miss Clifford. of Lewis, came UP the
first of the week and is taking lessons
in china painting from Mrs w. H.
Cowles. She has nice lot of work
she wishes to do and hopes soon to be
able to work independently.
Mr.. Owen and wife, of South
Omaha, are here this week the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Arnold. Mr..
owen has position in the South
Omaha National Bank and is taking a
weeks lay off from business.
Adam Troxel and Miss Alt were
quietly married last Wednesday week
and have settled down to pick up the
new threads of life that are to guide
their craft over the matrimonial seas
OF life. The estimable young people
are both strong and healthful and full
OF hope for the future. They possess
great vitality and ambition and are
both Injured to work and are not afraid
or ashamed of it. They begin their
struggle in life with youth and high
hopes at their side and their friends
trust and believe that their lives will
be crowned with happiness and
success.
Albert Kibby and Auda Kelly both
formerly OF this place, are to be
married today at the home of the
brides parents at Ames. Both these
young people are we'll known to the
readers of the Journal. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. kibby lust
southeast of town and for years con-
Quoted the dairy business for his
father and in wind or storm, sunshine
or heat, made his trip accommodating
his patrons so that he became a
universal favorite with commend.
] able ambition he saved his earnings
and finally entered the college al
Ames to get better education and fol
the past few years has been one of the
successful students at that place. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
w. 81. Kelly, graduate of the Audi
bon High school and was for severa
years one of the successful teachers O,
the county filling each position she
occupied with credit to her work
Like her husband she became free
with the ambition to further hel
education and decided on Ames
attending several terms before he1
parents decided to move there. The
young couple will begin housekeeping
at Boone we understand, but we die
not learn what Mr.. kibby is doing Al
that place.