Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-03-31
w. j. LanceIot

Sfsss w. j. LanceIot
W. J. Lancelot went out to Omaha
Monday to look after business affairs.
c. E. Mertz transacted business
down in the county seat last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Stombaugh departed Monday
for visit with relatives out at Has
tings, Neb.
Ora Corner was up to the neighbor-
ing city of Manning last Friday to
visit friends.
Prof. A. G. Lancelot was up to Car
roll last Thursday to attend to bust.
ness matters.
Miss Cora Garmire spent part of
last week in town with her sister Mrs.
Chas. Newell.
John Lewis of Manning was down
Sunday and spent the day with his
folks out near town.
Mrs. F. G. Hepp went as far as Man.
ming Monday with her father who
was going on farther.
John Benson and mother drove
over to Dedham Wednesday to see
Elmer who is quite sick.
I August Polzin was in town Mon
day with fine bunch OF hogs that
he sold to the local firm.
Jay Lancelot went up to Carroll
Tuesday to meet man to LOOK up
some personal business affairs.
VIM. Blakely got home from Des
Moines last week and is now clerking
in the cash store of II. G. Mundt.
Peter Martens of Manning was
down last Thursday and spent the
day visiting his friend H. G. Mundt.
Ralph Robinson was one of the To-
cal farmers TO have twenty good hogs
to put on the market the first of the
week.
E. S. Stiere sold car of cattle Mon
day to the local firm here who ship
ped them Immediately to the Omaha
markets.
Frank Liken is expected home next
Thursday to spend his spring vaca-
tion at the ranch and among his
friends here.
Walter Jensen and wife are the
proud parents of a girl that came to
their home Wednesday to cheer life's
uneven pathway.
DR.. Beers improved the general APP
pearance of his Office very much the
past week by repa pering it and fixing
it up nice and cosy.
he box supper given last Satur-
day night at the lyceum, under the
auspices of the U. 3. church, was a
grand success as they took in 5000.
There will be union easter services
next Sunday at the M. E. church.
The services will be held after noon
and all are cordially invited to at
tend.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck bought up
q couple of cars of stock Monday and
Louie went along to Omaha with
them to attend to business in regards
to the store.
The opening of B. w. Welch's store
Saturday was all that he could have
hoped for. More people were pres
ent than they expected and they
were kept busy all day.
SuaSs D06TS SOI uOlu0 l6SU SATURDAY
and began work Monday in the new
store. Charley is a very efficient
clerk and will be found to be very
useful man around the store.
Elmer Audas came home from Des
Moines last Friday where he has been
in school. He will remain at home
this spring during the spring vaca-
ton and assist with some work here.
Mrs. Henry Sill left for Hastings,
Neb. the first of the week where she
expects to remain for month with
his parents who reside there. She
will also visit for time with her
own people who live at Minden, la.
The lyceum closed last Saturday
night with one Of the best times they
have had this year. To say that all
are pleased with the winters work is
to put things mild and the real good
they have accomplished cannot be es-
timated.
The town election passed off quietly
Monday, showing that there was
some scratching done. Z. E. Merit
was elected Mayor, T. B. Creveling,
Elmer Ellis and F. ]. Rogers, Coun-
cilmen, Howard Kettel, Clerk, ED
Rice, Treasurer and Jay Laneelot,
Assessor.