Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-30
Albert Matthias is home again from

Albert Matthias is home again from
Mississippi.
Mr.. H. B. Wilson is reported much
better and is able to walk about
DIR. Jackson returned from his Des
day.
The Simpson College Orchestras has
delivered us 1.-The goods" the best they
had. 1t was good.
Mr.. Arthur Farquhar who has been
receiving treatment for weakness of.
the eyes is about we'll again.
DIR. Fulton was at Lewis again Mon
day on professional visit. He re-
ports however that his patient is much
improved.
Rev. Falconer writes from Cedar
Falls that he holds meeting at the
Normal College once every day. Rev.
Young is assisting.
Mr.. C. E. Hemmick and Miss May
Smith, daughter of VIM. Smith west
of Ross were married at the Smith
home, Wednesday evening.
John Barton, one of the thorough
going farmers of Lincoln township,
was doing business with the boys at
the court house Wednesday.
Simon McLeran an old time settler
near Ross is here visiting his aged par.
ents. Simon lives near Lewisville,
Nebraska, twenty-five miles west of
Omaha.
The Audubon County grading will
commence one week from next Mon.
day. Contractor w. F. Edwards will
break the first furrow in Oakfeld
township.
Peter Sorensen, of the West Hamlin
creamery received a score of 81 points
in contest with l40 other competitors
at Mason City. The best being 97i.
Mr.. Sorensen is fine buttermaker.
Miss Ida Ihrig who is visiting at
Mr.. Elvin Coles and is on her way, to
Ramona, California, was in the G. R.
L. and P. wreck at Homestead and
was very fortunate in not sustaining
an injury.
Have you examined the Smutney
furniture in Audubon. The large
store room down stairs is full of the
rich furnishings needed in our homes.
The rooms up stairs are full of lovely
goods, ofrich design, look them over.
Nels Peterson and Nettie Jergersen
were united in marriage. A delight
full supper was given at the home OF
the bride. The young people will live
on the Petersen farm one and one halt
miles north of Extra.
The mother Of Ex-County Superin-
tendent, Mr.. d. G. Repass, of Dexter,
Iowa died at the home of her son,
Tuesday last. The friends and rela-
tives here attended the funeral. Elk.
tended notice next week.
All is "hurry and hustle" about the
home of Auditor Train. While Mrs
Train is away, Ben turned the house
CLEANERS loose, and how they are
making it shine. Then the gardenees
are at work, and yea verify that home
will be little heaven.
The body Of Mrs. Cosson, the mother
of our honored County Attorney wa:
brought here for burial from Oklahoms
where she was visiting her daughter
The funeral was held from the home
and the body inferred in Maple Grow
Cemetery. Obituary next week,
Mr.. Thad Carmichael is here agair
at work for one of the very bes
Frsternal Insurance Companies il
existance today, the Modern Nationa
Reserve of which our esteemed citi
zen, S. G. Randles of Cameron town
ship is Vice President.
There is renewal of the search 70
the body of Frank Richardson who
disappeared from this county myste1
iously few years ago. DIR. Baker
lady, clairvoyant and spiritualist, O
Des Moines claims she can locate tn
burial place of his body as we'll as tina
ofsome wealth belonging to MI
Richardson.
If there is anything in this worl'
that makes the hearts of young MAJ
ried people happy it is to have borI
to them son. Particularly so if it
the first, and especially 80 if it's tn
Roosevelt number, thirteen. We ar
pleased to give to the world on thi
press day the item of news. BorI
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bilharz son, an,
if permissible the Journal would sug
gest that the boy be christened Emf
Edward.