Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-11-01
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Ora Corner this week.
Rev. Golden was caller in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Dana Viewer began huskipg corn
for Frank Welsh Monday.
Mr.. Brunier, of ssgold mine fame"
was in town Tuesday morning.
The N. E. people put a fine new
heater in their church last week.
Mrs. Kittell and daughter. Ada,
were Audubon shoppers Saturday.
Ormsby Beers and Roy Packard
were Templeten callers Sunday eve.
We understand that Mr.. Ellwood
Hester is very sick at his home south
of town.
The Ladies' Aid Society is doing
rushing business nowadays tying
comforters.
Mrs. Lee, of near Clarinda, is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Cunningham.
Gene Mertz and Ora Corner
bought cattle over by Carrollton the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham
are the parents of baby boy, born
Sunday morning.
Misses Matilda Jensen and Ada
Kittell are enjoying vacation days at
their homes here.
Mrs. Garmire and son and the Ed
Newell family spent Sunday at the
Charles Newell home.
Mr.. Wurlburt, of Alliance, Ne
braska, is visiting with his uncle,
George Viewer and family.
Mr.. Liken bought several carloads
of cattle and drove them out to his
feed lots Tuesday morning.
Uncle Billy McWilliams is build
ing fine new coal house on their
property in the north part of town.
We are having fine fall weather
nearly week and was just what we
needed.
Rev. Hayes will be absent next
Sunday from his appointments,
while he is visiting his mother in
sunny Kansas.
Mr.. John CARRIER sold his team,
wagon and harness to Ora Corner the
first of the week and is helping to
get his corn out.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Mclaughlin
aud four daughters were visitors at
the Love Estes home in Viola town.
ship Saturday and Sunday.
David Luse and son we're callers in
town last Friday evening, Cameron
Ross taking them to the home of his
father, George Ross, south of town.
w. H. Covault and wife, of Extra,
were visiting at the Audas home the
first of the week. Mr.. Covault is
candidate for Supervisor On the
democratic ticket.
A box social and party will be
given at the hall election night,
where they will hear the returns.
Every lady is requested to bring q
large box of supper.
| Mrs. Clark, of near dubon, spent
Sunday and Monday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Linn, and also to re-
member the seventeenth birthday of
her grandson, Charlie Linn.
The scholars of the intermediate
room and few others gave the VIII
son boys an enjoyable surprise party
last Friday night. They move ths
twentieth of November to their new
Arkansas home.
i A gentleman from Shenandoah
came in the first of the week with {
carload of choice apples which went
pretty fast at sixty cents bushe
until the entire car of four hundred
bushels were gone.
The Musical Comedy Company
came in Monday morning to give en-
ter tainments all the week at the hall
The first night was pronounced fine
by those who attended. Some
lsughed till they cried.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley came ul
Saturday night, to visit at the hons
of their daughter, Mrs. William
Welsh, MIR. Shelley stepping il
town to attend | o. o. F. lodge be.
fore he went out there.
Dana Il. Viewer returned to hi
home last Saturday eve from South
Dakota, where he has been working
for the past three months during
harvest season. He reports crops
and people doing fine and says there
is lots of shreshing there yet on ac-
count of wet weather. Dana is a
rustler and thinks South Dakota il
alright. Perhaps some attraction
boys (?)