Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

iiSo L11epP went up TO Manning
Monday to attend to matters ofprivate
business.
Hon. A. Boysen had men busy last
week putting up fine lot of ice for his
summer use.
Hite Packard was passenger to
Manning Tuesday to look after bust.
ness and to visit friends.
Mrs. Sam Garmire and girl have
been on the sick list for some time but
are now improving nicely.
Herman Ludwig was at the ranch
tins week taking the place of Tim
Cunningham who was hurt.
ars. Ruiz was In town last week
with nice load of hogs that she had
disposed OF to the local merchants.
August Kienast one of orr nrosnar.
GUS farmers marketed some good hogs
in town the latter part of last week
t. B. Creveling went to Audubon
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
directors OF the Mutual Telephone Co.
Mrs. ]. w. Foster went up to Mann.
ing last Saturday and spent the dav
visiting friends and attending to mat
tiers of personal business.
Bryon Greenlee was in town Satur-
gay with drove ofeighteen hogs that
ne disposed of to the local BUYERS
getting fair price for them.
Ben Goodwell wert down to Audu-
bon last week and had bills struck for
public sale to be held Feb, 3. as thew
intend moving to Oklahoma.
The cold weather of Sunday and
Monday drove every one to their
stoves and people were scarce on the
streets and at public gatherings.
Uncle James Crow is quite sick this
week and unable to be about his bust.
ness, but his many friends hone to
nave him among them again soon
An agent'for the Oliver typewriter.
was IN town the first of the week try
ing 10 interest some of our merchants
IN MS goods and get them to buy one.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck shipped
InIee cars OF hogs to the Omaha mar
het iast saturday and Louie went with
tnem 10 attend to business aside from
selling them. ~ a
Mrs. 81. Mundt and son, RAYMOND
arrived home Monday from Charter
YAK Wnere she has been at the bed.
sue OF her SICK sister, who is not vet
ouG vi uauger out she has hopes of an
Nrs; Ben Goodwill and family re.
turned last Saturday from Oklahoma
where they have been for the nast
lhree weeks visiting. Ben went down
TO Atlantic and met them coming
nome with them from there.
The sale of s. g. Randles last Thurs
day was well attended and the stock
all brought reasonable prices Sam
has some good stock and most of these
were eagerly sought by farmers to put
in their herd to put better blood in
them.
Jim Cunningham had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from load of
hay Monday by his team becoming
unmanageable and attempting to run
away. He struck his knee so as to
hurt it bad enough to lay him off for a
few days.
| Next Sunday evening a revival will
commence at the church in Gray, Rev.
n. F. Hicks of Toledo will conduct
the services. He is Field Secretary of
Western College and a good enter
tainer. He is brother of Rev. III. G..
Hicks, the presiding pastor.
VIM. McWilliams celebrated his
sixty-ninth birthday last Saturday
and invited in a number of his soldier
! friends to help him out on the
occasion. They had good time tell.
ing stories and enjoying all the good
things prepared for their comfort, ease
and convenience.
Chris Sand and family, VIM. Johns
and family, Tony Rasmussen and wife
and two young ladies are now on the
slopes of the sunny Pacific departing
for there last Saturday. They believe
in the future of that great west and
mid new Surroundings hope to have
new possibilities.
Word comes back that Geo. Gray
down in Des Moines is improving
nicely. He is now able to dress him.
self, put on his shoes, walk to the
!. table and even walk up and down the
. stairs. He hopes to soon be able to &c
to Texas. His friends here all rejoice
to know of his improved condition and
hope to see him back here soon.
M Brauhoist had quite a lively
Itinls asst Friday while in town. His
came frightened and got away
o 3n, starting at the lumber yarC
a.. inning up the street and into {
3 wagon of Greenwaldt, Groteluschen
: Co, where they stopped. They die
little damage however only to tn,
reach of his wagon that they broke.
|, Gree, saldt, Groteluschen & Go
haN .,apged their old cash registe