Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-14

Knox Fullerton of Templeton, was
over Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Fullerton.
Ida Hepp went down to the county
seat Monday to look after personal
business affairs.
Wards gang.of men have been in
this vicinity this week putting in the
bridge for the town.
Read the public sale of lao cattle by
5. G. Randles in the Audubon depart
ment of this issue.
G. E. Mertz was out to Omaha from
saturday to Monday attending to
matters of personal business.
Orrin Welch and his brother drove
down.to Extra Saturday and visited
with friends in that vicinity.
Having decided to go to Oregon,
Chris Sand will sell all his property at
PUBLIC sale at his place Jan. 20.
Grace Cameron and Chat Dustin's
little girl were up Saturday the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Creveling.
Will milford and his mother from
over by Viola Center, were Saturday
visitors with the boys at this place.
Geo. CARRIER and force of men were
busy the first of the week putting up
ice for the use of the hotel during the
coming year.
There was man in town Monday
selling red fish to the citizens and he
left nearly every house supplied with
these little swimmers.
Fred Hepp was kept busy the first
OF the week and rushed in all the help
he could get to keep up with the
demand for horse shoeing.
Orval Milford and family have
moved to Manning where he has en-
ployment and they will make their
future home.
J. w. Foster and wife went up to
Manning last Thursday to visit his
son, Jim, whose wife has teen quite
sick for some time.
H. B. Packard went out to Omaha
Saturday returning Monday after
attending to business affairs and TAX
ing in the sights of the city.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis was in Manning
Thursday to visit her sister-in- law,
Mrs. James Foster, who has been very
sick and is now just recovering.
Mrs. Carl Bestock was taken seri-
ously sick last Saturday and DIR. Beers
was called who soon had her feeling
much better and on the road to re-
covery.
Elmer Ellis and family are now
nicely settled and are one in the town.
They are well known to the COM
munity who are glad to have them
come and take up their residence here.
Forsbeck & Groteluschen shipped a
couple of cars of stock to the Omaha
markets Sunday. Gus went along
with. them to insure good returns and
see that they got the best of treatment.
As DR.. Beers was return ng home
from Omaha Monday where he had
been on business, he was taken
seriously i'll in Manning and was very
sick for time but is now recovering
nicely.
A boy weighing nine pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Denny
Tuesday. Bert says he would trade il
for girl as he already has two boys
who may help him after while, while
the girl could help the mother.
T. B. Creveling. president of the
Northwest Telephone Co., was down
to Audubon Monday to attend the
meeting of the stockholders of the
county. The condition of the roads
however prevented a quorum so they
did no business.
Peter Perrion was down to Audubon
Tuesday morning on business, Wed.
nesday he went to Harlan to attend a
banquet of the managers of the Green
Bay Company, where subjects per.
tanning to their work is discussed and
much valuable information given the
local managers.
Earl Jump and Tom Kennedy de-
parted last week for Portland, Oregon
the former to make that his future
home and the latter to see the coun.
try. Earl and his family will be
missed by their neighbors who wish
them prosperity in their new home.
Last Saturday as the Northwestern
was starting north the train pulled
in two, in the middle and in slowing UP
the engineer slowed up little toe
fast and in humping together the box
car was over turned and the passen-
gers shaken up but none hurt. All
the train men were called up and
interviewed by the powers that be,
but nothing serious came of it.
A man by the name of Hicks, living
six miles northeast of town, had his
horses break through the approach to
the new bridge entering town the fret
of the week, and horses and buggy
went into the creek distance ofabout
ten feet. His horses were cut up some
in fence and the buggy pretty badly
broken hut other wise the a amana w n {