Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
w. j. LanceIot

Mr.. Mantz of Audubon was up Sun.
day calling on friends.
Orve Milford of Manning was down
Monday calling on friends.
Edna, Clio and Ormsby Beers were
up to Manning visiting friends.
Mrs. E. G. Mertz went down to Ross
Sunday evening to visit her brother,
at that place.
Mrs. H. B. Wilson of Audubon was
up last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Corner.
John Campbell who was somewhat
laid up last week is again up attend
ing to business.
thames Grow was on the sick list the
first of the week and was almost un
able to attend to his duties.
Mrs, L. A. Beers and Mrs w. T.
Audas went down to Audubon last
Friday to look after County Seat af.
fairs.
Uncle Tim Beason of down by Au-
dubon was up last Thursday visiting
his grandchildren at the Ed Rice
home.
Frank Liken went back to Ames
Tuesday to take up his studies with
energy and renewed zeal, after the rest
of his vacation time.
August Polzin Jr who has been up
in Dakota for short visit with rela-
tives and friends, returned home Tues
day to resume his usual duties.
Walter Jensen got home from
Dakota Tuesday where he has been
for some time at work. He expects to
remain here for some time Visiting
friends and relatives.
Many from Audubon were out to
the house of F. c. Hepp to his public
sale Tuesday. A great many from
Gray were also out and report good
prices on all the things sold.
Miss Stella Hepp was taken sick last
Friday and had to get substitute to
take charge of the school. Miss Mabel
Swaney had charge of the school Fri
day and Lottie luton Monday.
The debates at the lyceum are con-
tinually growing better. Those par
ticipating are growing more at ease in
the general debates which are growing
in interest in good to the community.
Ed Dryden, Lutte Laue and Frank
0. Niklason of Audubon took dinner
at the Wayside Inn Tuesday on their
way to the sale of G. 81. Kepp. Thew
were also looking for good horses to
buy.
Chris Sands and family and Tonev
Rasmussen family leave this week for
Portland, Oregan, to make that there
future home leaving many friends
here well wishers for their future
welfare.
Mrs. H. c. Mundt received the sad
intelligence Monday over the phone
that her sister, Mrs. Arff,, of Charter
Oak, is very seriously sick. Mrs.
Mundt departed Immediately for her
bedside to help care for her.
The mask ball at the hall was a
great success, many people were pres
ent and in the peculiar grotesqueness
of the scenes of masked people fitting
over the room made it a gathering
long to be remembered by all present.
Carl and Ella Forsbeck departed
again Monday for Ames to again re-
sumo their studies at the college.
Both are getting along nicely and Carl
is progressing finely in every branch
he undertakes standing high in every
one.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck. the local
stock firm, purchased three cars Of
stock of Nels Christensen last week
and shipped them to Chicago by way
of the ST. Paul Railway. Gus went
along with the stock to see that all
went well with them.
Grant Lancelot and Maylon Kepu
went down to Audubon Monday
night to attend the concert given
by the Temple quartet. They were
quite we'll pleased with the general.
character of the entertainment and
felt we'll paid with their going
down.
T. B. Creveling was down to Au.
dubon last Saturday to meet.
ing of the Audubon County Tele.
phone Company for the election of the
officers and again Monday to meet.
ing of the officers and directors of the
various lines discussing the POSSIBLE.
tiles of the future for them.
w. G. Johns, we'll and favorably
known to all our people was busy the
first of this week loading his car Of
goods to ship to Portland, Oregan, tt
make that country his future home
He expects to remain for few days
visiting friends and looking around
for good location ere he settles dowr
for good.
Herbert Leon Cope will appear il
the M. w. A. hall Saturday night Jan
%, under the instructions of the com
mittee on the lecture games. He is {
man of national reputation. A man o
power and strength in his line. H
will please every one. 1t is rare op
portunity to every one within riding
distance to reach it. 1t will be instruc
tive as well as entertaining. No on