Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-22
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Max Ehlert and lady friend were
over last Sunday visiting at his home.
Henry Ruhs and family were in
town Sunday visiting her brother,
Chas and Fred.
Chas Beers and family visited at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Saml Jordon Sunday.
Geo. Ross and VIM. Deist expected
to go to Canada Tuesday to look at
land to see if they wish to buy.
Janey McGilli and brother Harvey
and cousin, Miss Gill from Craw-
ford county We're down the past week
visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Hart have had
the care of quite a sick boy the last
week but hope to have him all right
in little while.
The public sale of C. j. McCuen
Monday was fairly well attended but
things did not bring the prices that
he had desired.
Allie Quinby moved to the John
Conboy home north of Dave Harris
the first of the week and are now
nicely settled again.
Charley Peterson and family living
four miles southeast of town were
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Martin last Sunday.
Berthe Jensen the buttermaker
purchased a horse and buggy last
| week of John Rutherford and can
now go when he pleases.
Coonie Low went up to Manning
last Monday and finds that potatoes
are more plentiful there than here
and is aole to buy at less price.
Glen McCuen left for Dakota Tues
day and will look over that country
to see if he finds any place that he
cares to invest any money.
| John Weighton was in town Tues
day looking after his lumber business
and finds the yard paying nicely and
doing quite satisfactory business.
Inman Sherman is again back
home and ready for and doing the
work at the depot, his vacation doing
good for both himself and his wife,
There was pleasant social dance
Buckner north of town and gener-
al good time was INDUCED in by all
present.
We understand that a lady not
long since concluded that two days
and two nights OF counting were
sufficient and told the boys they had
better go home and they went
Chas Ruhs purchased the Chas
Wilde property the first of the week
and are now moved into it and nicely
settled. This is one of the incest ar
ranged business houses in town and
makes delightful home.
Chris Zibult had the misfortune
last Saturday to fall from load of
corn that he had just husked and
broke three ribs and bruised his head
quite badly SO as to lay him up for
several days.
John Rutherford and wife went to
Oklahoma Tuesday to look at their
land and to make arrangements to
make that their future home. The
children stayed with their grand
garents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinbey
during their absence.
Postmaster J. ]. Quinby now has
the postoiiice paraphernalia moved to
the building he recently purchased
ed it and put it in good shape and
now has quite nice place in which
to transact any business that may
come his way.
The lights burned long last Thurs
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. e. Hester and had one stolen up to
| the window they could have seen 3
sea of young faces aglow with pleas
IRE participating in the festivities and
| pleasures of such gathering. Mr..
and Mrs. Kester are both very soci-
able people and gathering at that
( place means that whoever enters the
door will be sure of having . good
time and an abundance of amuse-
{ ment.
Chester White Bears.