Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-07
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Elmer Dyer was Manning
visitor, Tuesday.
Mr.. Markley and wife were Mann.
Ing visitors last Saturday.
A daughter of Mr.. Markley from
Manning is visiting them.
VIM. Shaw lost valuable horse
Tuesday which died of Lock Jaw.
Mrs. Mundt has been having 9
wash house built back of the store.
DR.. Smith returned Tuesday eve
from trip of few days duration.
Miss Libbie Lewis returned home
from her Manila visit last Sunday
Mrs. Mease returned home We'd
nesday of this week instead of last
week.
Two young couples from near Man.
ming spent Sunday at the Edison
Farrell home.
Rev. Hayes attended the funeral OF
Mrs. William McMichael in Audi.
bon last Sunday.
The combination sale Tuesday
afternoon was quite we'll attended
considering the bad roads.
There was party at tho Petersen
home Monday night in honor of Mis-!
Amy's fourteenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dixon cam.
Saturday from Ames for a visi
among relatives and friends.
The new proprietors of the pool.
hall and restaurant of Mertz tool
possession on the 1st Of March.
Our trains nowadays are like thu
Kansas editor said about their trains
educ when you see the smok,
coming"
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shaw was quite sick
the first of the week, DR.. Beers il
attendance.
Mrs. Kittell had her goods loadei
into a car Monday aud moved tt
Audubon. They will be missed by
their many friends.
Miss Matilda Jensen's pony has go1
80 unruly that she doesn't try t.
drive or ride him any more but ii
going afoot over these nice roads.
Mrs. Stephany of Manning cam.
down Tuesday evening for a few
days visit with her sister Mrs. O
Corner and brother, Frank Rogers.
The concert last Friday night wal
fine, the best number of the lecture
course. The reader and violinist die
excellent. The reader was the best
that has ever been in Gray.
When you go to Audubon OF
Manning these days you don't know
whether you are going to get bact
the same day or not, as the train il
off the track about every other day
somewhere.
Small announcement cards were re-
ceived here by few last week, an
nouncing the birth of a daughter
February 23d to Prof. X. G.. Lancelo
and wife at Scranton, Iowa.
Gladys Lowene.
Those from here that attended til,
Bridenstine-Packard wedding wer,
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Shingledecker,
Charlie Garmire, Frank Liken, Johr
Bridenstine, aud the Misses Grac,
Cameron and Ivah King.
On Monday, Bert MiskimminI
came back from South Dakota, tn,
winter being too hard tor him. Hi
father has bought two hundred and
eighty acres of the Swaney farm 81
will need his help at home.
On last Saturday night som,
twelve or fifteen ladies gathered a,
the Audas home to give Mrs. Kittel
a farewell surprise party. 1t wa
under the auspices Of the Ladies Aie
Society Of which she was an etficien
mem Der. They gave her some mic,
tokens of friendship to take to hel
new home.
MARRIED,-In Manning at tn,
Methodist parsonage by Rev. A. L
Golden, Monday, March 4th, Mr.
Jay B. Bridepstine and Miss Jessi
Packard of this place. The brida
party took dinner at the Park Hotel
the young couple going to Storm
Lake for visit. They will be bacl
in few days and will be cat home'
to their friends on the Bridenetin
farm south of town.