Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-21

A tent show of Ten Nights in the
Bar ROOM is billed for here April
18th.
Mrs. Chas. Dennis went up to Gray
Sunday and visited at the CARRIER
home.
Court has been put off for a week
and will convene May 10th, We under-
stand.
Frank Niklason shipped out a car
of horses Saturday to the Chicago
markets.
Miss Elsie Larsen was up to Ross
Sunday visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Allie Quinby.
Mrs. Pres Keith, living out east of
town, was called to Brooklin the first
of the week by the serious illness of
her mother.
Joe Dixon is coming up from A tlan-
tic, where he is now located, to do
some papering and frescoing work for
Mrs. VIM. Cloughley.
Miss Daisy Wells departs Friday
for her home at Lewis for short Wis
it. She will stop in Lewis to attend
the wedding of a very close friend of
hers.
Harry Gleason has been busy the
past week papering up the restaurant
for Frank Rice and putting it in tip
top shape for spring and summer
trade.
The honorable town council met
Monday to talk with a contractor
from Omaha in regard to the new
water mains that will have to be put
in during this summer.
The new Farmers Mutual line run
ming east of town, has now become a
part of the big Farmers Mutual and
adds to the strength of that body in
helping to transact business.
Geo. McFarlane has the business OF
his father all Strengthened out here
and Monday started overland for ST
Joe where he will go into the whole
sale house and assist his father.
Clint Leonard loaded two cars with
his goods Tuesday and left for Cana.
| da. He took three head of horses fol
| Butterfield who will also make that
country his future abiding place.
The town council has ordered the
fountain started in front of VIM
Cloughley's drug store and now the
thirsty may be satisfied without look
| ing IN stores for something to quench
| thirst.
Miss Gretchen Nash returned home
from Des Moines Saturday where she
had been visiting for couple Of
weeks. She was accompanied by hel
| friend, Miss McVey who will make
them short visit.
Geo. johnson the former piano deal
err, is breaking up Housekeeping this
week, and his family will visit bel
relatives in Extra for time and Their
will move to Jefferson where he viii
] DR.. Childs' team became frightened
Monday while hitched at the home o
a patient, at some boys flying kite
and ran away, breaking up the buggy
considerably. They were stopped a
the Park Hotel before they had com
pletely demolished everything.
The boys are organizing bal
lCdIl 4S1O anu are GApeCtluS III
business men to aid them in thei
work. They will fix a ball park nea
the depot and will aim to have
town. They will call meeting
soon and earnestly request all tn,
merchants to be present and aie
| them in their enterprise.
Bob Dennis is back from California
and is well enough pleased with low
to remain here. He saw many of tn
former residents of this communit,
and was in the town where Jak
Overholtzer was tried but did not e
to the trial He was not we'll please
with the climatic conditions of Cali
fornia and would not care to make
his permanent home.
Miss Maude Lynch, who teache
music in the Manning and Ora,
schools came down Friday evenin
and visited over night with her moth
er, going on up to Gray ,Saturda
night. Miss Maude is developing il
to strong musical director. She
doing good and satisfactory wor
where she is and every one of he
patrons speak in glowing praise OF he
work.
Miss Lou Cory died last night {
1915 at the w. c. A. hospital. Sh
had been ill for the last two week
Miss Cory is twenty-seven years oil
Her mother, Mrs. f. G. Howard, r
sides at Cedar Rapids and arrang
ments will not be made until she
heard from. Miss Cory has bee
been employed in the family of l
Il. Fleckinger until she was take
: to the hospital several days ago.
, Mondays Nonpareil.
Miss Cory worked here for WI
Cloughly's several years ago and
we'll known to many.