Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-05-19

shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. James Foster is visiting at
Sioux City now.
Howard Kittell and wife were
Gray visitors Saturday.
The Misses Schroeder were Manning
shoppers the first of the week.
L. A. shingledecker went to Oma-
ha on business Sunday night.
Mechanics John and Jesse Markley
were Manning visitors, Monday.
Will Lacv ls on the retired list ard
at home on account ofill health.
u. Q. Rice has announced his name
as Candidate for the Treasurer's Of
flee.
Miss Veda Peterson helped Mrs.
Fred Rice with the homework last
week on account of sickness.
Miss Lucille Spilker was Manning
visitor few days at the Bahcock
home, returning Sunday night.
Miss Amy Peterson spent several
days last week at the Christens Ell
ranch where her father is working.
Prof. Wiseman's Oldest daughter
came Tuesday morning and will stay
until her father is ready to go home.
Isaac Campbell threw up his job
at Charlie Hepp's Monday and re-
turned home afoot with his bundle.
Mrs. Kittell was up few days last
week attending to business and visi-
ting her sister Mrs. Mease and other
friends.
Miss Olga Wahlin of Ross came up
last Saturday evening and stayed till
Monday visiting her friend, Mary
Jensen.
Charlie Corner received fine
wheel from Chicago Monday morn
| ing, which his father had ordered
for him.
Miss Cora Hale of Viola Township
came Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with her friends, Geo. Gar.
Der and wife.
VIM. Lewis returned home the
middle of last week from Audubon,
where he was one of the jurors during
the session of court.
The carpenters went out to the
Shaw place, occupied by Mrs. Mish-
Ter Monday, to finish up the work,
since the plastering is done.
Miss Linda Mari was Gray call
or between trains Tuesday evening.
She starts Thursday for Missouri to
see her niece, who is very sick.
Miss Libbie Lewis was in town
Monday. She has had quite a time
with sore foot, caused by running
a rusty nail into it not long ago.
Laurence Kettleson's oldest girl
fell out of the haymow Tuesday eve
ming, breaking her left arm. DR.,
Beers went out and set the fracture.
Mrs. l.. A. Shipgledecker returned
from Minnesota Saturday morning,
where she had been visiting for a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
James Gregg.
DR.. Beers put Cameron Ross's limb
in a plaster of paris cast, last Thurs
day and Sunday when Mr.. Mertz and
Harry Lau bender went out to see
him he was sitting up.
A wreck three miles above Man
ming Tuesday evening caused the
train to be couple of hours late
here. One man was badly Injured
aud taken to Manning on stretcher.
Invitations were received here last
Saturday by few friends to the wed
ding of Miss Nettie Winnig and
Jas. Shaw to be solemnized at her
home near Dorchester Iowa, May %,
1910.
Clarence Shing ledecker has bought
the store formerly run by his bro
Their Lou and invoiced last week.
We are not certain what Lou is 60
ing to do but understand that he is
going to sell automobiles for his IA
Their in Audubon.
Ora Corner started to Rochester,
Mimi, last Sunday, where he expects
to be operated on the last Of the week
Mrs. Corner will go up Thursday
evening and her mother, Mrs. Rogers
with the help of Others will look at
ter things while they are away.
Some of the Dedham Rebekah
lodge were expected over to Gray,
Thursday night to see the initiation
of some candidates but owing to
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