Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-10
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If you want cheap home buy a
farm of the Journal.
John Wagner went to Des Moines
on business last week.
Hogs sold quite lively in Extra last |
Friday at 1928 per hundred.
Henry Campbell, of Stuart, was Wis
iting friends here last week.
The Harmon family had family
reunion during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carper returned
from their wedding the past week.
Ralph Conybeare returned to Park
College, Mo-, after his vacation ex-
pired.
Mrs. John Hite WAS called to Oma-
ha, Sunday, her sister, Mrs. Vernon,
being very ill.
Howard Kittell, of Gray, is nicely
installed as assistant-treasurer in the
treasurer's Office.
Prof. Mantz and several teachers at
tended State Teachers Meeting at Des
Moines last week.
A brother of Henry Herbert, Mr..
George Herbert of Kansas City died
with cancer last week.
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Grandma McGinnis is home again
and Grandpa McGinnis and Grandson
Charley Tramp, Jr., are necessarily
happy.
George Brown is getting over his
injury nicely. 1t was quite severe
accident and it dazed him for several
hours.
Fred Blume, former county attorn-
ey of Audubon county, was elected to
the legislature in Wyoming "during
the BATTLE"
Lee Kopp and VIM. Neitzell, two of
Audubon's best farmers, attended the
annual meeting OF the Blue Grass
Creamery Co.
Board of Supervisors met last Mon.
day. Things will be done right for q
few years again. The retiring board
did not miss it far.
Chester w. Marlin, one of the jolli-
est boys that ever drew the breath of
life, is now acting deputy postmaster
here. Success Chester.
Ex-Deputy Clerk of Courts Billy
Wilson, of Scotland, South Dakota,
made his parents and other relatives
and friends very pleasant visit.
Is our Farmers Institute thing of
the past? Why don't some one call
the boys together and get some able
speakers and not try to do all the talk
ing.
Mrs. Joe James, who has been visit.
ing the Dan Haggerty family up near
TempletoD, was called to her Home
| hastily on account of her mothers ILL
ness.
Col. r. N. Carper sold over four
thousand dollars worth of property
at the John G. Bonwell sale in less
than three hours. tell you the fire
is in the old boy yet.
| Morrisey, Ruhs & Butterton are get
ting the mortar and brick in place on
their new building. These gentlemen
by their courteous treatment of their
patronage have built up big bust
ness.
johnson & Buck are now doing bus
mess under their own roof, having
purchased the old Jones Bros, Jones,
Sibley & Bell, Jones & McFariane and
John McFarlane building on Lower
Broadway. We trust the gentlemen
may enjoy good business.
In short talk with Senator Bruce
last week we found that the Atlantic
North & South Railway was an as.
sured fact. That the Incorporation
papers had been filed with the Secre-
tary of State, and that dirt would fly
from Atlantic north to Manning at
the breaking up of winter.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Cameron township,
took his son Earl who returned home
from the west few weeks ago quite
poorly, to the hospital at Omaha for
treatment. He was injured while at
Omaha by being thrown while travel
| ing on street car. He as well as
Earl has been under the doctors care
! and both are about recovered.