Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-21
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Miss Jessie Packard is working at
Audubon.
Henry Sill is working at the A.
Boysen farm.
Mrs. Walter Jensen is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Walter Audas has been quite
sick this week.
| Mrs. c. E. Mertz has returned from
her visit at Harlan.
w. u. Thornburg, Physician and
Surgeon, Gray, Iowa.
Elmer Benson and wife of Viola
were in town Sunday.
C. E. Mertz was an Audubon bus.
mess visitor last week.
Charles King was a business
visitor at Manning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaney started over
land for Oklahoma Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Barger was in Audubon
between trains Tuesday morning.
Will Barger was Manning bust
ness visitor last Tuesday evening.
Herman Zierke and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Oklahoma
Charles King is home from Shelby
County for short visit with rela-
tives.
Dennis Buckner attended to bust
ness matters in Manning Tuesday
evening.
Miss Flossie Fleming had party
last Friday evening in honor of her
seventeenth birthday.
Mrs. Thompson, of Manning, was
in town one day last week looking
after her residence here.
d. w. Fullerton was in Gray last
week and visited over night with his
brother, w. j. Fullerton.
| Mr.. Louis Groteluschen Is enjoy
ing a visit from his brother and fam
| ilv of Nebraska, this week.
| DIR. Thornburg, our new doctor,
has rented the Mrs. Thompson prop
erty and is fixing it up for his office.
T. B. Creveling and Jesse Higgins
returned Sunday from Guthrie Cen
ter where they had been during the
fair.
| A. E. Beason and wife and Mae
McIlvaine and D. E. Soar came up
Sunday in the auto for visit at the
Ed Rice home.
Four hundred head of dehorned
native feeders for sale.
9-13-2w DoAK & LANE,
Audubon.
Mae Mclaughlin who has been
riding back and forth 10 school, was
compelled to stay in town all night
Monday night on account OF the
rain.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson returned
home Tuesday evening from Iowa
Falls where she has been for some
time, being called there by the death
of her mother.
A nice addition was sdded to the
George S. Gray family of Chester.
Vile, Texas short time ago by the
birth of new baby. We did not
learn the age or sex but hope it's 8
boy, b. gosh.
A. X. Fullerton and wife of Vim.
: ing who have been visiting relatives
. in Audubon, visited over night Sat.
urday with w. j. Fullerton and
wife and then drove to Templetor
Sunday to take the train home.
Mrs. Denton's daughter, Minnie,
and son-in-law who have been here
for some time, left Tuesday for theil
home in Oklahoma. They have beer
visiting with relatives and friends il
Iowa and Dakota for about a year
They have made many friends in the
meantime and we only hope it will
not be long until we shall see them
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Grow, who
have been known in Audubon Coun.
ty since 1876 and who are relatives
of the Journal family, recently sold
their general store at Carrollton and
their dwelling property in Carol
and will soon leave for their new
home near Fredericksburg, Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Grow, Nellie anG
Grandma Christopher will be missed
by their relatives and friends as they
are all embelllshed with those nobl,
traits of character that go to maxi
up the true Christian, the good
neighbour and the intelligent citizen.
1t may we'll be time for rejoicing
in any community in which the!
may settle but to the Journal family
their departure is an hour of sadness
for as age creeps on, the closer SHOULD
be the ties of relatives and friends.
We must confess we are no excep
ton and we pray for their success il
life and that no harm may befal
them. They are called to Vlrgini
for purpose; and let us hope the
may safely arrive at their journey