Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-07
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]. w. Foster was Templeton caller
Monday.
Jas. Moody is visiting at the Gus
Forsbeck home this week.
VIM. Fullerton and wife visited
Audubon friends Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. G. E. Merits visited at Ross Sat-
urday with relatives returning Sun
day.
DR.. L. A. Beers and wife visited at
the F. r. Mclaughlin home on New
Years.
Gust torsbeck and family spent
New Years at the Claus johnson
home.
Ross Higgins and wife of Manning
came up to spend New Years with his
mother.
Mrs. e. e. Mertz went down to
Audubon Tuesday to visit with her
friends.
Frank Kebler of down by Ross was
up Sunday and visited at the home of
Orve Milford,
Louis Groteluschen and family re.
turn d from their visit at Columbus,
Neb. Tuesday.
Mrs. John CARRIER visited with her
daughter, Mrs. c. Dustin, at Audu-
Don New Years.
Chas. Beers went back to Des
aoines Tuesday to again take up his
NY fEn
VIM. Blakely left Monday for Des
Moines to take up school duties again,
after two weeks visit at home.
There will be masked dance in the
hall in a couple of weeks and the
young people are preparing for it.
Miss Davis of Audubon was up one
day and visited with her friend, Miss
Cleo Beers, and had very enjoyable
time.
AL Meskimmons and Frank Clark
took the first work in the 1 .. o. F.
Monday and will soon form one of the
links in the three.
WILDER Clark and family of Hamlin
came up to spend New Years with A.
Linn and family. Mr.. Clark is a
brother of Mrs. Linn.
Will Ludwig departed for his home
near Vail Saturday morning after a
weeks visit with his parents, sister
and brother, at the II. g. Mundt home.
For SALE-Good Kimball organ, in
good shape, will be sold cheap.
E. E. BEEMs,
l224-tf Gray, Iowa.
Mrs. Ben Goodwill and daughter,
departed for Perry, Oklahoma, Tues
day for an extensive visit with her
folks and old friends. Ben stayed at
home.
Sheriff Northup and Ex.Sheriff
Hamp Jones were in town Tuesday.
They were looking into some irregu-
larltles that occurred west of town
last week.
Trade since the holidays has made
the merchants wonder if they have
been forgotten. Every thing seems
to be dull but they live in hopes of
having things pick up lively soon.
Abe Foster and family came up Sat.
urday from Manning to visit over
Sunday with Grandpa Foster. also
John Foster and family of Templeton,
are visiting Grandpa Foster for few
days.
r. c. Hepp has finished putting up
Ice for their use in the butcher shop,
Monday and they have fine supply
now on hand. The shop this year in
this line is excellent and of a very
fine quality.
School opened again Monday and
teaci ers and pupils went back to their
work with new zest and vigor. They
all hope and stand spl, ndid show Of
realizing one of the best school years
ever had in the history of the town.
Joe Huffman purchased a fine
standard bred driver of Herman
Schrupp the first of the week Joe is
Judge OF good horses and this one
comes up to his critical standard Of
good horse.
The M. W. A. gave public installa.
ton and program at their hall Tues
day evening. Rev. Bennett of the M.
3. church was the principle orator of
the evening and gave very able and
instructive address. After the pro-
gram supper was served for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Beems are now
the possessors of one of the best pianos
made. 1t was delivered to them
Monday and had fine tones and eyery
thing to their entire satisfaction.
Miss Maud Lynch of Coon Rapids
was over and tried 1T for them and
she being competent Judge pro-
nounced it all right.
The literary work is keeping up its
interest all this term. Much knowl-
edge is being given out and the prac-
tice gained by the participants is
manifestly a good thing for them.
The next question is, Resolved, that
intoxicating liquor causes more suffer,
ing than all the other vices" Tt is a
good question, capable of much
elaboration and will be interesting to
all who are present.