Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-03
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VIM. Neltzel went to Carroll Mon
day morning on business.
Sam Cramer's sale was we'll atten-
ded and everything sold we'll.
Amos Fancher shipped out the ba-
lance OF his. fat cattle Saturday.
Northumberland Jr sold cow to
Chris Hader of Audubon for $40.
Amos Fancher moved his house,
hold goods to Audubon thepast week
Mrs. VIM. Krauel was visiting at
the Robert Rutherford home in Ross,
Friday.
Adam Weible loaded his household
goods end horses Saturday eve for
Dakota.
John Olsen came down from South
Dakota TO help his brother and sis
tiers move.
Mrs. Moore was called to Audubon
ON account of the illness of her son,
lneoQOro moore.
DR.. G. e. Rasmussen was called out
to VIM. Reitzels to prescribe for
three sick horses.
| Oscar Swanson, who has been
the sick list for two weeks is abls
to be around again.
| Julius Heuss shipped out carload
of fat cattle to Chicago Saturday eve.
He went with them tt see them sell,
Chas Johnston and wife went to
Audubon Saturday eve to spend Sun
doY with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Marriott.
Emery Adams of Ross moved his
household goods to Audubon Mon
day. Jim Mushrush of Audubon did
the draying.
Al Miller went to Chicago with
stock Saturday evening. The car of
stock was shipped from Audubon by
the Northup Bros.
Marshal McNutt, Bert McNutt's
father will move the first of the week
to Ross and will live where Ray Olsen
lived the past year.
| Messrs Ray Olsen, Ralph Miller,
G.. .. Bamsey, John Johnson and
Simon Lowe each loaded car for
South Dakota Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Lew Beers and Mr.. White are
i loading their cars at Ross, preparing
to move to their new home in Dickin-
son Co. near the town of Milford, la.
| Mrs. John Wagner returned last
week from Kirkman with her little
daughter who has been taking treat
ment there for almost year. We
are sorry to learn that she is not i'm
proved as well as was expected.
Those who attended the sewing
bee held at the Dan Stetzle home
Wednesday were: Mesdames Zaiger,
PeteSS johnson, Lacy, Hester, Sr.,
Harry Hester, Albert Fest, VIM.
Ballou, Parrot, Thomas Shelley
and Sam Magill.
Mr.. Moore's are surely having their
share of trouble these days as Jingst
Moore is lying sick in Audubon,
under the care Of trained nurse and
physician at their home in Cameron.
We hope they may all soon recover
their usual health.
Harry Schrader departed for Pow.
shiek Co. where he will work the
coming year. There must be some
, inducement as Harry spent most of
the winter there and has only been
home short time. He wasn't satis-
fed here so returned Thursday.
Willie Shairar returned from his
visit with his cousins Willie McCaws
out in Dixon, Neb. and also visited
his cousin, Mr. and Mrs A G Smith
and Miss Maggie McCaw in Correc.
tionville Iowa on his return home,
Saturday evening and arrived at the
home OF his sister. Mrs. Joe Johnston
J MIR. Sharrar and daughter will re-
turn to his home near Montezuma,
Iowa on the evening train over the
Rock Island.
Mr.. Robert Smith and family Of
New Sharon Iowa are here visiting
Mrs. Smiths parents and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Jorden. They are ON
the way to their new home at Wyo-
ming. They have the'care of sick
daughter who recently went through