Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-02
GRAY

- Llheu WenC TO FGOSS last FRIDAY
on business trip.
WEIGH of Glidden came down Tues
day to look after business at the store.
Inc Modern Woodmen are planning
10 hold a log rolling at some date in
the near future.
Will Barger and family went to Au.
dubon last Saturday and visited with
relatives and friends.
A. +. Greenwaldt, of Audubon, was
up Tuesday looking after business in
IN the store with the boys.
Peter Ludwig, who clerks in at the
drug store, was an Audubon visitor
last Friday between trains.
j. w. Foster, Sr. went to Audubon
Monday to take part in the exercises
IN honor of his dead comrades.
Ed Rice and family went to the
county seat Monday and spent the
day with relatives and friends.
Amiel Borkowski went down to
the county seat last Saturday to at
tend to business affairs of his own.
Mrs. Hardenbrook and Mrs. Todd
are expected up Thursday from Extra
to visit at the John Cameron home.
Rev. Hicks went down to Des
Moines Monday to attend to business
in regards to the work of the church.
Miss Mabel Beauford, of Des Moines,
was visitor with her aunt at the
Wayside Inn for few days last week.
Mrs. Elmer Deems went down to
Audubon Monday to observe Memorial
exercises and to visit her parents and
sister
Hon. Asmus Boysen and family
were expected home Tuesday to re-
main all summer at their farm resi-
dence.
John Needles and children of Man
ming came down sunday and visited
between trains with his sister, Mrs.
E. e. Beems.
Miss Emma Peterson, who works
down in Des Moines, was home few
days last week visiting among her
friends and with her parents.
Tom Wilson and wife came down
from their home in Manning Sunday
and spent the day with relatives, re.
turning home Monday morning.
Tom Kennedy and family and Mrs.
Higgins went to Audubon Monday to
observe Memorial day with the large
gathering assembled for that purpose.
Lawrence Kettleseon is soon to have
a large barn erected on his farm prop.
erty near here so as to be ready for the
winter season whatever it may be this
year.
Miss Cora Garmire who teaches at
the Bunker Hill school house will give
social June II, the proceeds of which
go to school library and it should
be we'll patronized.
Rev. A. Ehlers left Monday for
Boone to attend a conference Of the
church and to help formulate plans
for the general work and supervision
of the various charges.
The business men closed their stores
Monday and all played ball on the
hill. Benson was the star pitcher,
winning fame for himself and glory
for his side as long as he was in the
box
There was Jolly sociable and good
time at the Oak Lawn school house
southwest of town last Friday night.
and Miss Anna kitson, the teacher
had planned good program for her
guests.
Mr.. McWilliams and j. Lacy went
down to Audubon Monday to Join the
ranks of their comrades and march to
the cemetery to strew flowers on the
graves of the silent dead who have
preceded them to a world beyond.
Quite good number of the ladies
of the Rebekah lodge of this place
went down to Audubon last Friday
night to attend session of the lodge
there and listen to talk by one of
the state officers who was present.
We are ready to paint your buggies.
We have good place and experience
which will always tell in good work.
Make old buggies look new. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call on us.
SLOUGH & LANCELoT.
Jim Rutherford, who clerks for
Creveling & Co., took lay off Tues.
day and went up to Carroll to have
his eyes examined as they have been
giving. him considerable trouble for
some time and he hopes by treatment
there to have them cured.
Last Monday evening the little folks
assembled at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas and sur.
prised Glenn until the little one scarce.
ly knew what to do. But Glenn was
soon under good self control and soon
had the guests having one of the best
times of the season.
A goodly number from here drove
to Manning Sunday and visited at the
Great Western park. Among them
was Messrs. Jim Rutherford, Of here,
and Fred Ruhs and Lou Single.
decker, of Ross, and the Misses Dollie
Audas, Jessie Packard and Lottie
luton. They report good time and
that the entertainment afforded was
good.
Last Saturday as ]. F. Liken &C.
companied by his young son and Jim
luton were going home from town
and were going down hill one of the
tugs came unhitched and the team be.
came frightened and began to kick
and run. The tongue finally came
down and in the jolting the seat was
thrown off, both Mr.. Liken and Mr..
luton going with it. Mr.. Liken had
his nose broken and leg hurt consider
ably and Jim was rather badly hurt.