Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

Elmer Bailey returned Friday
from business trip to Ottumwa.
Mrs. S. d. Thayer will entertain a
company of her lady friends Friday
afternoon. -
Chris Nelson and Marie Christen-
sen, of Sharon township have been
granted license to we'd.
Charley Huntsberger will HE away
to Okoboji lake Saturday to while
away a week with boat and hook.
Chas. Poulsen, engineer at the Mus
sen elevator, set a trap one night re-
Gently and caught twenty-five rats.
Clauncey Gardner and Mat are
preparing for harvest. They hauled
out 600 pounds of binding twine
Tuesday.
Jacob Christensen, who has been
clerking for Kerr & Son has gone to
Spirit Lake for an outing of couple
of weeks.
Martin Esbeck and family and
Chris Henriksen and family left
Thursday for ten days outing at
Wall Lake.
George Coleman's sister, who has
been visiting him the past few weeks,
left for her home at Albany, New
York, Wednesday.
Mr.. B. McQuillan, of Harlan, was
an over Sunday visitor of the Kerwin
boys and also visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John Morrissey.
i. X. Smith, who has long been a
respected citizen of Audubon, leaves
Thursday for Oxford, Iowa, where
he will reside permanently.
Hank Low rolled into Audubon
Tuesday with two carloads of black
Polled Angus cattle which he will
. feed on his ranch near Larland.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1NING HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
! see us.
The following stock farmers have
.. been buying Canadian cattle: Walt
Z Weston 40 head Roland Kilborn 81
:. head, VIM. Shaw 20 head, NJ. F.
) Jeffries, 20.
) BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
. wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au-
) dubon, Iowa.
5 Mrs. Beard, of Des Moines, and
Miss Julia Wallace, of Morrison, Hi
nois, are here visiting their sister
Mrs. j. F. Russell, and their father,
Mr.. j. Burdick.
County Recorder Martin Esbecl
: passed last Sunday at Lorah with hi
. old Colorado friend. They had {
good time talking over the old days
9 at the mining camp.
9 DIR. A. l.. Wright, the we'll know
8 surgeon of Carroll, accompanied b.
q his wife, is OH his way to Moscow
q Russia, to attend the session of thu
international medical association.
! Bill Williams, the livery stabl,
man, is out on crntches. His 'bu
o team ran away at the North Wester
u depot and Bill was dragged quite
distance, his leg being severely in
4 jured.
= "A telegram called Mrs. Thos. Mus
9 son to Bonneville, Iowa, Tuesday, he
mother, who is over eighty-thre
z years old, being dangerously i'll
Grandma Boone settled at Boonevill
. in 1847.
g Amity Chapter now has nine ca,
8 didates ready to pass through til
mysteries of Royal Arch Masonry
. Loud Rippey, Ed. Griffith and j. +
9 Jones became Mark Masters, Thursda
8 evening.
Fred Sherman and wife of Vad
City, California, are expected in Al
. dubon next month to visit h
brother, John Sherman and famil
q for one month. John and Fred ha,
h not met for eight years.
Miss May Pollen. teacher in Il
z Des Moines schools will arrive
Audubon this week to visit with h,
. sister, Mrs. A. j.. Philips. I'll
q Philipses 90 to their Wall Lake CO
tage in about two weeks.
Geo. Kerr and his bride returne
Friday from their wedding jaunt ar
: without any flourish of trumpe
2 settle right down to housekeepin
8 and George is tending to the clotl
T.. ing business just as if nothing ha
: happened.
II. L. Frank and wife, on the wa
E from Warren county, Iowa, to Ha
Springs, Nebraska, stopped and visi
z ed few days with his brother-i il
law, Tom Fredericks of Me!vil
E township. Mr.. Frank reports crol
. very short in Warren county ar
Il that considerable hay and small gla
! will not be harvested. He thin
Audubon county crop prospects e:
0 cellent.
Conductor Ed. Frick and daught
q and youngest son of Denver, Col
RADIO, arrived in Audubon Saturdt
for few days visiting with o
9 friends. They are just from Chicas
h where they have been visiting rel
1tives. On account Of their Oldest 81
being injured by falling from sire
q car. Mrs. Prick took him to the
= home at Denver. Mr.. Frick and /
children left for Denver, Tuesday.