Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-18


BAGLEY & NELSON
Mrs. August Burr is much improv-
ed this week.
AL Harmon was among the sick this |
week and unable to be about his work.
F. FL. Blume returned Tuesday from
business trip down to Des Moines.
Mr.. Conyers and wife left Wednes-
day for Valley Junction, their future
home.
H. Wilson'S family out in Gree
ley are down with scarlet fever and
under quarantine.
Jeston Quinby went up to Ross
Tuesday to attend to matters of a per-
sonal business nature.
Mrs. John Gardner was sick the
first of the week and unable to care
for her house work for few days.
w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone 100, Night
,phone loo. l2.3l-tf
The Knight Templars meet tonight
for their annual social and general
good time which they are sure to
have.
Several young people from Manning
were down last Monday night to at
tend dance given here by our best
young people.
Lloyd Miller and wife of Greeley
township are parents of bouncing
baby boy that put in its appearance at
their home last Saturday.
Asa Johnson out in Greeley town
ship has six of his family down with
scarlet fever which gives them about
all the work they can do.
For Sale or Rent:-A good 100 acre
farm within 8 miles of Audi bon.
Terms easy for sale or rent.
2.1S If VIM. Cloughley.
Mrs. Henshaw of Indianola was
here the past week visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Edward Bilharz who has
been quite sick for couple of weeks
now.
Tidderington & Mccall are busy
these days sinking new wells for the
town and have hopes OF giving good
supply ere long for an abundance of
water.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit No
| jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park.
CLIFF
w. G. Elliott came back Tuesday
from Creston where he had been sum
moned by the death of his father who
was one of the pioneers and founders
of good in that county.
| Tom Kirwin and wife are the par
ents of a girl that put in its appear
ance Sunday. This makes them a
family of ten, five boys and five girls.
all bright and happy lot
| John Donahue, accompanied by his
uncle who has been here visiting,
left Tuesday for Lincoln, Neb. where
they expect TO obtain employment
and remain for some time.
A number of friends gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton
Tuesday evening to one of her we'll
prepared dinners given in honor of
the Barclays of Des Moines.
The Women's Home Missionary
society of the M. e. church met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. w.
HI. Doak and served one of the incest
luncheons they have had this year.
| DIR. A. w. Howe, classmate of
DR.. Fulton, but who is now located at
Des Moines and is assistant medical
examiner for the M. B. A. Y. lodge.
was in town Tuesday visiting DR.. Full
ton.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kies are re-
joicing over new boy that came to
their home Wednesday of last week
to add its merry prattle to their house
hold gods and become part of their
lives.
Rev. A. A. Walburn goes to Des
Moines next week to the State Mis-
sionary convention. Some of the best
expounders of Methodism viii be
present and air their views on this
great subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barclay and
daughter Blanche of Des Moines ar.
rived last Friday and the lady re-
> manned this week visiting her sister
Mrs. H. w. Wilson. Mr. Barclay
went on to Sidney Tuesday to attend
, to business affairs there.
j. +. Thompson, the solicitor for the
; A. O. q. w. who has been here the
= past week is doing q good business
He got fourteen new members las
9 week and has the same number OF
more this week. He expects to leave
this lodge one of the strongest in the
town ere he leaves.
e X. /. v. Banquet.
We do not know if it should be call
+ ed a banquet revelry. 1t was a goot
! time to say the least. Each membe
: was allowed to invite a couple and al
J. gathered, last Saturday evening, a
e the Wilson Burnside home. The die
V orations were beautifully and tastely
d arranged to represent and have a val
# entine effect. All were given oddly
designed valentines as souvenirs. TIL,
walls were decorated with picture
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