Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-06
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Friday evening.
Tom Scott was business visitor
IN Audubon Saturday.
Claus johnson bought new surrey
OF Fred Hepp Saturday.
Lew Shingledecker was seen on
our streets Wednesday eve.
Aus Linn spent the Fourth at the
w. A. Clark home near Hamlin.
Gene Mertz spent last week in On
aha returning Saturday evening.
Fred Bunnel and John Sandrock
purchased new buggies last week.
Joe Nedrow has sold his claim in
the Rosebud country and returned
home.
Ed Lacy bought hay loader OF
Greenwaldt, Groteluschen u Co.
Saturday.
The bank and drug store were both
treated toa new coat OF paper the
last week.
Florence Hepp is working at the
Fred Bauman Jr. home out in Cam
eron township.
The huckster wagons failed to make
trip the first OF the week on account
of the Fourth.
Charley Jurgens completed a new
double corn crib for John Liken the
last of the week.
Austin Baldwin, John Liken and
Asmus Boysen went to Nebraska on
land deal last week.
Banker Rice and wife drove to
Audubon after business hours Satur.
day, returning Sunday.
I. B. Creveling " Co. received
carload of that popular brand of flour,
the Eaca, the first of the week.
Walter Jensen went to Manning
Saturday. He has quit the section
and will work tor Ora Corner this
summer.
A new Marlin repeating shot gun
came into the possession of T. B.
Creveling last week. We pity the
Frank Garroutte is building
large double corn crib on his farm
southeast of town. John Hepp is do
ing the work for him.
John King and Henry Sill were
foot passengers to Templeton one day
last week, We did not learn the OBJ.
lect of their pilgrimage.
The Boysen family have returned
from Chicago and are again COM
fortably located for the summer in
their home on the ranch.
M 4fs.: Joe Nedrow went down to
Ross Saturday and was there met by
VIM. Perrine and went with him to
his farm in Viola township.
Mrs. Farrell's mother of Esther.
Vile came in Saturday and will
spend some time visiting with her
daughter before she returns.
Jesse Higgins, Cameron Ross and
Bert Aikman left Sunday for Harlan
where they intended to take in the
races until after the Fourth.
Orvilla Linn went down to Audu-
bon last Saturday to go from there
out into the country to spend the
Fourth with her grand parents.
Jim CARRIER came up from Audu-
bon Saturday. He has been working
on Fosters cement gang but will now
work on the farm tor Tom Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barger went
to Audubon Saturday. Will return
ed Saturday evening but Mabel stay
ed over until Sunday evening and
visited with friends.
Mrs. Sill and children returned
Saturday from three weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Minden
her former home. Henry is now
wearing smile that won't come off.
Dollie Audas departed Saturday
for Valley Junction where she will
visit her sister Mrs. w. ]. Gregg un-
til State Fair time. We imagine the
ticket agent at Ross will sell round
trip ticket to Des Moines about the
Fourth.
Peter Ludwig, who has SO long
been the general clerk in the drug
store left Saturday to take up his
duties in similar position in West
Side. Peter is fine fellow and will
make success in his new location.
We wish he could have stayed with
us. Our best wishes 90 with him.
Will Lacy is working IN Chicago
these days having taken the job OF
one of the strikers. He reports that
things are pretty warm there at times
he, personally having been the recip-
) lent of brickbat shower. Some
thing new in the shower lire con-
ferred upon him by some OF his adj
miring friends?
Larson Brothers expect to leave in
sabout two weeks for Soldier, Iowa,
So