Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-13

Fourth with friends at Creston.
limo CARRIER is down from Cray and
is visiting her sister Mrs. Dustin.
Mrs. Charley Stocking is spending
few days with friends at Extra.
While Miss McGinnis was recreet-
ing Miss Nora Oelke assisted at the
the Post office.
A daughter of j. w. B. Cole from
California is making the old home g
pleasant visit.
Mrs. Bruner, of Extra. came up
Tuesday to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Anspauch.
John Davis visited his daughter and
family at Menlo last week. Mrs
William Earhart
Two sisters of Mrs. Sam Gardner
who live in Minneapolis Minnesota
are making her pleasant visit.
Jim Hart and son after Jolly good
time at Storm Lake returned much
refreshed and ready for business.
Miss Inglefritz, of Atlantic, who
has been visiting friends here for
several days returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Owen Sr. went
to Omaha for visit with Mr.. Owens's
relatives Friday. They returned Mon.
day.
Ellowene Phelps, daughter of B. S.
Phelps, is recovering from a case of
malaria. She is doing nicely at pre-.
sent.
the mid summer meeting of the
Presbyterian Missionary Society will
be held at Mrs. George Townsend's
Friday July 18th.
Mr. Schwerin after a few pleasant
weeks with his Uncle Ed Frick and
aunt and cousins returned to his
Chicago home last week.
A sister of Charley and Elmer
BRENNAN who has been making them
a visit went west to Denver to make
another visit before returning home.
The band is being reorganized, and
will soon begin to give concerts in the
| park. 1t having been recently wired
for electric lights for the bands ben.
eft.
May Rinemund, Gladys Wilson.
Mat Rippey, Elmer Brenniman,
Frank Carper, Burl Carper, and Rob
| Evans celebrated in Harlan the
Fourth.
Lew Tramp visited his brothers
at Creston for few days last week.
The brothers are extensive brick and
tile manufacturers at Creston and
| Audubon.
George Egan's son over in Melville
| who was threatened with blood-poison
as result of sore foot is getting
better, and the danger line seems to
have been passed.
A social was given by the Macabees
at Mr. ulrich' 8 Tuesday evening. They
| had the band down and did every.
thing possible to make a pleasant
evening. Every one went home happy.
Mr.. Mallory, of Anita. is working
| for w. II. Doak. Mr.. Mallory is q
brother of Elk. Sheriff, VIM. Mallory.
whom our people honored with the
sheriff's office for two terms, in the
early eighties.
Charley Colee, of Greeley, came
home to spend the Fourth With his
family. Charley is collecting fruit
tree accounts for the Perry nursery.
with which firm he has been identi.
fed for many years.
Charley Talbot, Rob Talbot, Fred
Vermilya, Frank Adams, Harp Will
son and Dr. Brooks were attending
the shoot at Manning Wednesday and
Thursday. They will bring some of
the prizes home with them.
Adrian M. Newens is billed to ap.
pear at the M. E. Church next Tues.
day evening. He has been in Audu-
bon on the regular lecture course and
proved quite satisfactory We believe
that he will get good crowd.
A two days shoot will be held at
Audubon August 8 and TO- The Du.
pont Trophy, a championship cup,
may be seen in the windows of Mr..
Fred Vermilya and if we don't miss
our guess OF the winner, it will lust
stay there for some time to come.
The commercial club organized last
week is having rapid growth. They
report over eighty members. They are
getting up the log rolling for the third
of August and are talking street fair
for later date. With Harlan, Guthrie
Center and Atlantic all having
Chautau1uas it seems time for us to
getbusy at something in this line.
While Contractor Mr. Wesley
Switzer was having a large pillar
placed into position to support the
front of the Christensen new store
building, the supports gave way and
pillar, tackling, and supports all
came down, large 6x6 in its fall
caught Mr.. A. j. Story, he was knock.
ed down, his face cut and he was
other ways bruised but we are pleased
to report the injuries were not serious.
1t was narrow escape.
Audubon, Iowa, July LIST, 1905.
The firm of Nash, Phelps & Phelps
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent; Mr.. B. S. Phelps retiring. The
business will be continued by ]. A..
Nash and L. D. Phelps, under the
firm name Of Nash & Phelps,
We desire to thank our many pat
rons for past favors and assure you
that any future business will receive
the samo nr0mnf and ronrfoonu ~