Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-04
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Read the sale bill in this issue with
Geo. CARRIER as manager.
Mrs. Elmer Beems was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Clyde Wilde of Audubon was up
last Tuesday night to visit friends.
Ora Corner drove up to Manning
last Thursday to attend to business.
Doc Needles of Audubon was up
Tuesday visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Beems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Forsbeck were
business visitors down in the county
seat last Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Ross came up from Ross
the first of the week where she had
been for few days.
j. w. Lancelot went up to Mann.
ing last Saturday to attend to matters
of personal business.
J. w. Foster has been laid up a
greater part of the time since his re-
turnfrom the north.
Two young ladies whose names we
did not learn were guests at the Me.
Williams home Saturday.
Geo. Everts and daughter went up
to Fit. Dodge the first of the week to
spend few days visiting.
r. j. Creveling of Audubon was up
last week visiting his son, Thede, and
daughter, Mrs. Will Fullerton.
Ed Rice went down to Audubon last
| Thursday to visit his father, who is
very sick and was also down last Sun
day.
VIM. Porter was in town last Thurs.
day with fine load of hogs that he
disposed of to Groteluschen Il Fors.
beck.
Mrs. w. j. Audas returned home
Tuesday from Extra, where she had
been visiting in the w. H. Covault
family.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, left Tuesday for Kansas to visit
for short time with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. e. Merit got home from her
trip out to Nebraska last Wednesday
after having a most enjoyable time
visiting.
H. Sill, foreman of the section gang
here, was up to Manning Tuesday and
sold his cottage there receiving $3.50
for the same.
| A. +. Altman came home last Sat-
urday from Illinois where he has been
for time visiting relatives and early
boyhood friends.
Peter Perrion and Miss Mollie Lud-
yl,,rr To l,o
evening and took in the show playing
the Royal Slave.'
Mrs. Charley Wilson is enjoying a
visit from her sisters this week ana
they are having good times talking
over early experiences.
Hon. Asmus Boysen was home last
week looking after the steam plant he
is having put in out at his home
preparatory to their moving to it soon.
Frank r ,gers and Chris Christensen
finished putting up ice the first of the
week and now almost every available
building in town is full of ice for sum
mer
The Clausen Bros. shipped car of
cattle from their own pens from the
yards here last Saturday to Omaha
aud John went with them to attend to
business.
Mrs. Geo. 2. Harmsand Mrs. r nth,
of Oklahoma, arrived last week and
will visit for time win their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dykes, out south
east of town.
Frank Corner drove over to Guthrie
Center last week to visit for few DAYS
with an uncle Of his. Herman Lud-
wig looked after his farm chores while
he was away.
Elmer Ellis is doing good business
these days in the harness line in re-
pairing. He has good oil vat made
to oil harness in and is fixed to do all
kinds of business.
Mrs. H. B. Shelly returned home
last Thursday from Nebraska, where
she has been visiting with her son,
Emerson and family, and found them
getting along nicely.
Greenwaldt, Groteluschen & Co.,
have been busy the past week in
voicing their hardware and imple-
ments that they may know where they
stand in the years sales.
Mrs. G. H. Linn of Dexter, came
last Saturday and will remain several
weeks visiting her son, Austin, who
asked her to come up for while as
his wife has not been very strong of
late.
]. w. Foster returned home from his
northern trip last Thursday after hav-
ing visited his son, Will, at Hawarden
and daughter, Mrs. McMorrey, of
Sioux City, and had very enjoyable
time.
The Misses Grace and Jennie Ly-
man and Messrs Lou McGinnis and
Elmer Bagley, were up from Audubon
last Thursday night and visited for a