Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-20

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ds in Room tor rent MRS. GUERNSEY
Mrs. Simpson drove down from
II ad- Audubon Monday.
Prof. Minis went North on the
rents train Sunday, returning Tuesday.
~ Born April IA to Mr.. and Mrs.
ed a Louie johnson, lusty 10 pound
lday. boy.
from E. B. Voss was up from his farm
rday. on the Cass county line Monday on
business.
~ Cashier W. e. Wissler of Atlantic
called on his many friends in this
city Sunday.
III 3i,a John Jenkins has discarded his
crutches and now goes around with
the aid of cane.
Mrs J. W. Connrardy Sunday started to
les at the College.
ueee one Mrs. Will Powers returned to
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visit with relatives.
hing Maylon Hepp of Gray passed
Saturday night and Sunday in Ex-
ira visiting friends.
the Ernest Clure has been promoted
nc. to be assistant manager of the
Green Bay at Stuart.
owed u = $780,, 80
prop ~ : . Ia = q e oIleu a uoat
ton Lumber Company's sheds.
was John Hansen, paper hanger of
roth Brayton has been doing lot of
p to work in his line in this city the past
week.
d,w John Norris who resides on the
,ont Shrauger farm, northeast of North
nlav Branch, was in town Monday on
business.
> ~ We understand "Boy" Herrick is
offering to sell his fine residence in
Woodland Park and will rem ain
va on the farm.
la. Louie Bartlett was reported Mon
ance day morning as being very much
an improved, with strong hopes for
ssue his recovery.
Rasmus Madsen and assistant
cely did nice job of papering and dec
com Grating for Nels Johnson, the har-
will ness man this week.
veen |
Mrs. George Franklin cousin of
Miss Verna Croy and Mrs. Neal of
COM Atlantic, returned to their homes
and the first of the week.
at of ----
Full Frank Kreamer is anxiously wait.
ing for word as to whether his ex-
,.,, animation for the position of post
iell al clerk was successful or not.
ght,
alnst Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Higgins
torn were over from Guthrie county on
owa' Sunday calling upon her parents,
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath of this city.
City, Rev. G. v. Bentley arrived here
ia tai Monday morning on his wav ont to
VT. near North Branch where he was
rhed formerly pastor of the church in
that neighborhood.
cy,s The County Bridge men have
; su 'n completed county bridge near
= the McNally farm and are now at
biId. GIa work on one near the old Hatnlin.
81 farm in southeast Extra township
Tom Lee of Guthrie county was
CITY in town Sunday on his way to his
ause old farm, west of North Branch
ne of ne Is Trying 70 1orm company to
lar purchase the Guthrie Center flour
be. mills and in case he is successful
an u he will move to that city. {
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none Sunday, April %, Subject: Everlast-
ex- ing punishment. Golden Text;
Moor. Thine own wickedness shall correct
sides thee, and thy back slidings shall
And reprove thee; know therefore and
the see that it is an evil thing and bit
"a or ter, that thou hast forsaken the
Lord thy Cod" jeremiah 2:19.
take j. HI. Bishop purchased a build
cling !ng noltn f OF town Town ana ls moving IT
the ~ ii.e iai ~ ioi .he aCCoLhlno ouatlon
nnier of his renter, Henry Reynolds who
frat will move back there as soon as
ly of Tue uouse ~ Can oe mace comfortable.
isin 1T will be remem bered, the resi-
dence there was recently destroy
ed by fire and Mr.. Reynolds was
and compelled to seek another place
thrie TEN porarily
rela- -----------
obes Mike Scharff came up on the train
the from Brayton Friday evening and
post when riding in the ''bus, from the
until depot lurch of the vehicle caused
ealth MIR. Scharff to lose his balance and
one he was hurled to the front end of
udu- the "Dus," another lurch and he
1856. was pitched to the rear and out
alig ghting upon his head and
II IN shoulders rendering him uncon-
week scious. He was able to be taken
thur home Saturday evening.
and -
Nc Mel Masterson was in town Satur- {
. n. day morning and took home full
blooded Belgian Stallion which ar
ll.,II I~sxy xya1 I,%