Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-07
AUDUBON NEWS
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Frank Green went out to Overton,
Neb., to visit at the home of his par
ents.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks sister, Mrs
Myers, of Illinois, is here visiting with
her this week.
J. M. Graham is in st. Louis this
week attending the big show and the
national convention.
Miss Clara Ordway came up from
Brayton Saturday to visit her friend,
Mrs. Cecilia Connnrardy.
Sheriff Northup went to st. Louis
Saturday to see the sights and take in
the National Democratic Conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Beard, of Des
Moines, spent the Fourth with her
sisters, Mrs. j. F. Russell and Mrs.
Preston.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church took in about thirty dollars at
their strawberry and ice cream social
last Saturday.
Miss Mamie Michaels and Miss Bell
Colee went up to Manning Saturday
and remained until Tuesday visiting
with friends.
The boys were busy last week fixing
/ up their ball park just south of the
electric light plant and hope soon to
have it in good condition.
Mel Graham had nice porch put to
his place in Prospect Park last week
and had it painted too witch makes
it quite different in appearance.
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.
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Miss Mae McIlvaine returned home
Saturday after visit with friends in
Des Moines and other points. Her
sister Cora came home with her for a
short rest.
B. S. Phelps and family expect to
leave this week for Colorado Springs
where they will spend their summer
vacation. One of the boys has poor
health and they hope to restore it by
a sojourn there.
Nelson w. Cowles was home from
Ottumwa from Saturday until Tues.
day when he returned to his business.
He says he ia we'll pleased with his
business and finds the outlook even
better than he anticipated.
Fred Fl. Blume and wife returned
home Tuesday and are busy getting
their goods in order to begin house.
: keeping. The many friends of both
are glad to have them among them
, for they will be valuable addition to
. the town.
The people in and around Viola
Center who met to celebrate on the
Fourth had splendid good time.
Rev. Mccormick made rafting
good speech and the games, foot
races, etc. were of the highest order
| possible and created much fun.
J. f. Riggs, State Superintendent
OF public instruction, will lecture
next Tuesday evening, July 18th, at
the High school building and it will
be free to every body. Mr.. Riggs is a
good speaker and will have much
r good to tell to his audience. Every
2 body interested in school work, and
every body should be interested, in
school work, should be present.
Pat Mccall, the manager of the feed
. store, had a narrow escape the first of
the week from severe injuries. He was
, delivering an order to one of his pat
rons and had to pass behind couple
0 Of teams to get the feed in the bin.
} He had made couple of trips all
e right and by accident held one bag in
8 front of him when he went in. He had
Z passed the first team, but the next
) moment found him lying in corner
with the heels of one Of the horses
passing uncomfortably near his head.
He skinned one arm up considerably,
: but was not kicked, the first kick
striking the bag of feed.