Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-05-19
w. j. LanceIot

the cash store of H. G. MUNDT.
Mrs. Petersen was visitor in Man
ming with her friends last Friday.
Orma Beers is now clerking in the
new store during the absence of Miss
Lister.
HI. G. Mundt had Jim luton to put
in new floor in his dining room
Monday.
Bert Firebaugh went to Jamaica last
Monday to attend to matters of person.
al business.
Frank Corner went up to Manning
Tuesday and spent the day visiting
with his friends.
Charley Higgins of Hamlin was up
Tuesday visiting his mother and sis
ter Mrs. Tom Kennedy.
There was a colored man in town
Tuesday fixing up knives and scissors
for those who desired it.
Will Wilson of Audubon was in
town a few moments one day this
week on his way to Manning to spend
the day.
A gang of painters are busy at work
painting the Trans Mississippi grain
elevator ank otherwise putting it in
good shape.
Rev. Bennett had a good audience
out at the quarterly conference last
Sunday and all were we'll entertained
by the Elder.
Peter Petersen says this has been a
busy week with him. He was out
early Monday and bought up car of
cattle and one Of hogs.
Mrs. Frank Corner was down to
Audubon last Saturday visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Will
son, and her many girlhood friends.
Jim Rutherford and Peter Perion
drove to Templeton Sunday for
days outing and what pleasure they
might derive from trip out in the
open air.
Miss Dollie Audas went to Manning
Friday to attend party at the home
of her uncle, Clark Inger. She had q
good time and did not return until
Monday of this week.
Aus Linn who was out to Omaha
last week returned home Saturday
after having had good time with
his head officers whom he found to be
very nice gentlemanly fellows.
The dance last Saturday night at
the Ham Buckner home was we'll at
tended, about 90 people being present
to partake of the passing pleasures
and enjoy the festivities of the hours.
Peter Ludwig, A. Linn, VIM. Bar
ger, p. d. Beems, III. c. Mundt, Geo.
CARRIER and Jim Cunningham went
up to Manning Sunday to be present
at the opening of the Great Western
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fullerton went
down to Audubon Saturday and re
turned home Sunday after visiting
relatives and friends, it being the first
visit they have made for several
| months.
We are ready to paint your buggies.
| We have good place and experience
which will always tell in good work.
Make old buggies look new. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call on us.
SLOUGH & LANCELOT,
Mrs. Aus Linn went down to Ham
lin the first of the week for a visit
with her parents. She is much i'm
proved in health lately and all hope
she will soon be up and around and
able to visit friends and do her work.
Miss Ida Lister who clerks in the
store of WEIGH & Beers was taken
sick Sunday and Tuesday her father
came down and she returned to Glid-
den with him. Her friends here hope
she will soon be we'll again and back
Ito her post of duty.
c. E. MertZ and wife went to Man
ming Saturday to spend the night and
Sunday with his brother Harry.
Gene left from there on Monday for
St Louis where he expects to remain
during the Worlds Fair and auction.
eer in one of the many stores featur-
ing in the big exposition. Mrs. Mertz
will join him later.
Frank Slough and Jay Lancelot
have secured the old school building
and will open carriage and buggy
paint shop and will be ready for bust.
ness this week. Frank is an exper
fenced carriage painter and an expert
in mixing colors, and Jay has had ex.
perience in this line so that they are
most sure to make success of thei]
work and give satisfaction.
|
The Gray High school class of 1904
will have their graduating exercise!
at the NJ. w. A. Hall next Saturday
May q. The following program vii
be rendered:
Invocation Rev. Hick
Difficulties That Lead To Grandeur, -.
Sole Miss Lynch nnsi
(which 7''------------.--.- Grace Lancelo
WHAT Shall 4 Young Man Dogs rllse efaa
Solo Wayne Nedro,
Operetta--- The Boating Part
Farce Two OF Kin
Teachers.
X. G. Lancelot, Ella Denton,
Nj. Grace Swaney. Maude Lynch, Music
Frank J. Rogers H. B. Packard
ChTIs Jensen John Campbell
G. H. McLachlin. Charles Newell
Glass Motto.
We Are Painting A Picture OF Life"
Glass Colors.
' Light Blre and White.