Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-19
Audubon Township Items.


Audubon Township Items.
The George Kness family are all
sick with Lag Grippe.
Mrs. John Bennett is visiting rels-
tives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Henry Baker has been quite
sick but is better at present.
George kness attended the assessors
meeting at Audubon Tuesday. go $50
j. e. Roses fine farm in the south
part OF the township is for sale. l. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tibben's baby girl
has been quite ill the past week.
Grandpa Newman is sadly afflicted
with rheumatism and the grippe. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockenberry are
keeping house forsBarney Dotling.
John Bennett is going to drill one
OF those deep wells for Geo. Meyers.
Mrs. L. a. butcher and daughter
visited Mrs. De- Glars, 2Allen Thursday.
y. A. butcher joined the crowd of
land eNcursionists bound for Canada.
Henry Tibben and family visited
at the VERNE Strickland home Sun
day.
Margaret Fackler, who teaches at
No. l, has had quite an attack of the
grippe.
j. Q. Grant purchased some fine
stock of Kahn Williams up in Greeley
last week.
Mrs. James Gwin and Miss Jess
butcher visited at the Henry Foss
home Friday.
A. j. Baylor shipped car load
of hogs last week aud is we'll pleased
with his returns.
Thursday evening meetings are dis
continued at the Christian Church for
an indefnate period.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian Church met at Mrs. Sarah
Littlefield's Tuesday.
John Tibben and VIM. Hocamp
have had their winter supply of wood
sawed by J. Fl. McCleary.
Lou Schwennecker and Ben Lam
ders and families will soon start for
Canada where they have rented farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyers enter
tanned a compsny of friends and rela-
tives at their pleasant home Sunday.
The young people are enjoying
themselves these long winter evenings
by skating down on Troublesome
creek.
Little Leonard Kpess fell against
the heating stove and seriously
burned his right hand, Sunday
morning.
Miss Lizzie Herrick, the progressive
teacher at No. 2, visited her parents
in the south part of the township
over Sunday.
A merry company OF young people
gathered at the Chas. Petrie's home
Saturday evening to listen to Chas.
Faga's graphaphone.
Mrs. VIM. Hocamp drove over to
Guthrie Center taking Mrs. Warren
Rummelhart to her home near that
place, Mrs. Hocampsreturned Friday.
We cannot imagine that the writer
OF "The beautiful snow possessed six
or eight youngsters to tramp in aud
out or he would have given it some
other name.
Herman Hickman has rented the
Charlie Boehme farm and Mr.. Boehme
has rented the farm known as the
Peter Schwennecker place for the
coming year.
If you stretch your imagination
you can almost catch the chime of
wedding bells over the hills in the
east side, as two wedding are soon to
occur in that VICINITY.
The Greeley Mutual Insurance Co.
held their annual meeting at No. 1
Saturday. They reelected all the old
officers and added Cass County to
their present territory. The Co. is
in tlourishing condition and bids
fair to do better than ever the coming
year.
Word was received Wednesday of
the death of Mr.. Charlie Wegner of
Postvi'le, Il brother of Mrs. Petrie
and an uncle of Charlie and John
Petrie, Mrs. Lou Hickman and Mrs.
Newman OF this township and Mrs.
Voss of Extra. Mrs Petrie left i'm
mediatly accompanied by Mrs. Geo.
Wegner of Adair, to attend the fun