Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-12-12

XXI
Ed Bartlett is working for ]. W.
Alsup in the harness shop.
John ]. Dimick returned Monday
from business trip to Atlantic.
Wilson Swaney OF Manning spent
a few hours in our city last Friday.
Charles Spencer and family visit
ed with relatives near Hamlin last
Sunday.
Mr.. John Hunter came up from
north of Casey Monday on a busi-
ness deal.
Home made candy-yes, there
will be lots of it at the Bazaar next
Saturday.
Hans Miller will soon quit work
for Alsup and will hunt for another
place to work.
William Bintner is reported
worse this week and again con-
fined to his bed.
Byrd Connrardy went to Audu-
bon Monday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. Simpson.
Clint G. May of Shenandoah Is
going to work in the Alsup har-
ness shop this winter.
Try your luck at digging in the
treasure mine next Saturday at
the Danish Brotherhood Hall.
A number of the Masonic frater-
nifty attended the funeral services
of ]. h. Jones at Audubon Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Dodge has received orders
from both California and Colorado
for chickens recently. She raises
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Willie Jensen over in Greeley has
decided to close out his entire herd
of milch cows. He has sale next
Monday in company with Chris
Berthelsen.
G. A. Smith arrived here Monday
from Adel in order to attend court
in which his divorce suit is to be
heard, only to find that court has
been put off till Friday.
Harold Stranger enjoyed visit
Friday and Saturday from his
cousins, the Keith boys, who reside
near Audubon, and who are attend.
ing the Audubon High School this
winter.
A mild case of scarlet fever was
reported Saturday at the home Of
John 1artshorn, two miles south.
east OF town, their daughter hav-
ing been taken down with the
disease,
Miss Maggie Mertes who has
been clerking in the Lohner & Jen.
sen store for the past six months,
, severed her connection with that
esta blishment Saturday eve and
will rest up for a time.
The High School Basket Ball
Team went to Atlantic Friday
evening aud played a friendly
game with the team there and re.
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hands of the Atlantic boys.
Chris Berthelsen has sold his
farm in Greeley township and
moves to Decatur county where he
his entire stock at sale Monday in
connection with j. w. Jensen.
VIZ 90 -. \
ent of a large farm near Farming
ton, Minnesota, spent Saturday al
the home of his uncle, ye editor
| Missouri where he had been or
business.
Mrs. Charley May made those
lovely and toothsome biscuits and
baked them in the Buck Range al
the j. E. Walker store last week, it
taking but three minutes from the
time they were put in the over
until done to a turn.
Mr.. Fredericksen of near Marine
and Mr.. A. p. Hansen of Sharon
township, both officers of the
Marne q Elk Horn Telephone Com.
pany, were business callers in towr
one day last week aud while ir
town made the editor pleasan'
call.
Born to DR.. L. J. Oldaker anc
wife Tuesday morning, December
10th, a rousing big boy without the
least indication of lung trouble
as the doctor can bear witness
Mother and son are getting along
nicely, and as tor Doc, well you
know it's the first born.
w. j. Lancelot, the proprietor O
the Audubon County Journal o
Extra, with his daughter, Miss
Grace, passed through here las
evening on their way to Des Moinet
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