Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-17
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NASH. PHELPS Dc PHELPS
audubon, IOaca

Mrs. Belknap went to Atlantic Non
day to attend to matters of personal
business.
John w. Dawson, living down to.
ward Extra, is laid up at present with
sciatica rheumatism.
Frank Leet and daughter, Helen,
left Tuesday for Aurora, ILL.,, for few
days visit with his relatives.
Ed. Reuss, who clerks in at E. Bill
harris, has with his wife been caring
for quite sick child this week.
Miss Edith Beason is planning to 90
to Chicago soon to study art and to
complete her education along those
lines.
John Mcmahon left Monday for
Chicago to again take up his studies
in the college that he attended last
year.
Mrs. Dorr of Extra, was an over
night visitor Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. B. Train, on her way home
after visit with relatives in Sioux
City.
A. F. Greenwaldt went up to Gray
Tuesday and joined a party of men
from there who We're going up north
to see if they can find any land that
suits them.
Jack O'Brien met his brother Mike
and wife, of Chicago, Wednesday
morning taking them out home with
him for visit and recital of their old
time boyish tricks.
Miss Nettie Brown who has been
here the past month visiting her sister
Mrs. ]. NJ. Graham in Prospect Park,
departed last Friday for her home in
| Lawrence, Kansas.
Miss Jennie Lyman is working in
the millinery department as appren-
tice this season and as such will make
very efficient help as she is handy
with the needle and artistic in her
temperament.
Miss Mabel Bently, who has been
visiting with her friends in the John
Weighton country home, departed
Tuesday for her home in Valley juno
ton after most delightful visit here
for some time.
Mrs. J. Kuhn and daughter Ada re-
turned home last Thursday from their
trip to California. They most thor
oughly enjoyed the scenery, the noun
tains, the ocean and all the pleasures
+ connected with the delightful climate.
I Rev. Small will preach next Tues
T day afternoon at the Audubon
:. Christian church and Miss Mabel
Phillips will sing. The meetings will
begin at 2:30 p. m. Mr.. Small's theme
will be "The Reality of Religion and
:, the Unseen" If kindly disposed
: bring nickle or dime for collection.
Mrs. J. A. Nash has invited num-
;. Der of 'old ladies" 1--WE use the term
T advisedly, by and with the consent of
one invited) to social party Friday
: About twenty eight are invited and
e plans are laid for them to have good
$ time. We did intend to give their
e ages but guess we will refrain this
e time as some of the girls" might OF.
t ject.
Sparks Baker, one of our good
i Lincoln township farmers, is expect
t ing visit this week from three sisters,
!. Mesdames Grays and brother,
i Emery Baker, all from Illinois. He
: has not seen his sisters in ten years
q and it will be quite family reunion
and talking over the good times
they had when they were all children
e together.
s G. M. Dodge, of Extra, has written
to o. b. Train, secretary for the fail
0 association, engaging four stalls fol
q swine and four for cattle for next year
Her stock is becoming we'll known all
over the county and is bringing bel
- good returns. We are pleased to lsee
= cattle stalls being engaged and trust
. next year the cattle barn will be filled
= with some of the good blood in the
y county.
n The Columbian Club will give s
public reception next Tuesday even
i. ing at their Club rooms over the
~ library. 1t is near the opening of the
- year and the ladies wish to show thei,
:. appreciation of the loyal support they
have had from the public in the pas
:. y and are aiming to merit the same
- patronage in the future by keeping thu
= library ever open and filled with tn,
3 best literature possible.
Mayor J. A. Nash was down to De-
% Moines the first of the week to attent
- to matters pertaining to the electro
- railway lIOlu LIES hOlueS 10 COunCl
&c Bluffs via Guthrie Center, Audubo,
Is and Harlan. AS president of the or
y ganization Mr.. Nash is attending t,
W the details of the corporation in hi
10 usual methodical way and will pusl
u everything to an early completion a
~ far as it is practical for the matter t.
- be hurried.
d Fred Vermilya has completed tn
moving of his goods to the new Watt
building on the south side of tn
= ! street and he and his force of clerk
!, are busy with their big loom end sale
y, =. He has one of the cleanest, nices
~ stores that can be found any plac
a. now. Large, roomy and ligh
y furnishings first class, and his good
~ well arranged he is ready for the in
40 creased patronage he feels is coming
Az to him. He has the basement arrange
~ for groceries and queensware, notions
- and the first floor for dry goods
10 10 millinery, etc. In all it is a wei