Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-02-14
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Mrs. Petersen was Manning call
er last Monday.
Mrs. Spilker came home Monday
from Scranton.
Mrs. Kittell was an Audubon visi-
tor last Saturday.
Winter on the installment plan is
not so bad after all.
Jim CARRIER came home Sunday af-
ternoon for few days visit.
Charlie King has a new horse, a
colt which he is just breaking.
Four horse teams are no uncommon
sight since the roads are so muddy.
Mr.. Determan put a new glass
door in their kitchen the other day.
Howard Kittell came up Tuesday
evening, returning Wednesday morn.
| Mrs. Liken had about one hundred
chickens stolen one night last week.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis and children
were quite sick the first of the week.
Lincoln's birthday the school flag
was floating in the breezes from the
flag pole.
Miss Jessie Slough was calling .on
Mrs. Ridley at the Boysen ranch
last Friday.
The Roberts young people of Au-
dubon visited about week at the
Bates home.
Mrs. Lou Shingledecker and baby
spent last Saturday in Ross at the
parental home.
Chris Christensen and wife are
spending this week at the home of
his brother Nels.
Mrs. Pete Jensen spent several
days at the Denton home the latter
part of last week.
Matilda Jensen bought fine piano
OF Sheldorf Brothers of Manning
one day last week.
Mrs. Charles McLachlin is ship
ping lots of turkeys, ducks and
chickens these days.
Lou Shingledecker and Ormsby
Beers doubled teams Monday and
hauled load of straw.
Mr.. Greenwaldt and daughter were
visiting between trains Sunday at
the Groteluschen home.
Nels Christensen shipped three
cars of cattle to Chicago Monday
night, going in with them.
The Lincoln Male Quartette will
be here the 21st instead of the must
cal advertised for the 10th.
| Rev. Hayden who has been help
ing in the meetings, will return to
his home at Yetter Friday.
Mrs. George Ellis of Audubon,
came up Tuesday evening On account
OF sickness in her sons family.
! E. E. Deems and wife left last Fri
day evening with their car of goods
for their new home in Nebraska.
Mr.. Bates brother and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
them, returning Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.G. Viewer returned from Kan
| sas Wednesday morning where she
had been taking treatment for over
two weeks.
Guy Jensen and wife, Of Manning
spent several DAYS at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Sam Smith and family
south of town.
Mrs. Lathrop and little daughter
went to Sac City last Saturday to bs
of assistance to her sister who got
hurt few days before.
Joy Pfeister came up to Gray or
the train Tuesday evening and will
remain at the parental home unit
after their sale next Monday.
Mr.. McCrea's are going to move
the first of March into the Mrs
Nedrow property, Mr.. Markley hav-
ing bought where they now live.
Mr.. Chris Jensen shipped William
Barger's goods one day last week to
Fairfax, South Dakota We under
stand he has job there in grain
! 0iONoCOAs
John Bridenstine has moved home
and will farm near. Quite number
of our young men spent Sunday with
the Bridenstine boys while they are
patching.
There was a surprise party at the
William Lewis home Wednesday
evening Of last week. Quite mum.
Der of the young folks went GU,
from town.
We are to have new lumberma1
here, Mr.. Lamp of Manning. They
will live in the Stombaugh house
He is here this week getting acquaint
ed before Mr.. Vollerson leaves. I'll,
will go to Charter Oak.
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