Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-22

VSeUys Nt-Y1.O u yeuy
John Sherman is recovering f rom a
weeks serious illness.
Mrs. Stuart shipped a carload of
horses to Chicago, Sunday.
Business matters called Harry Ar
mold to Omaha, Wednesday.
Tom Wilhelm and AL. Friend at
tended Easter services at Omaha.
Grant Stonebrook was at Extra last
Sunday viewing the beautiful Easter
bonnets.
John Charles Fremont Calhoun
Wicker is the father of q new bounc-
ing big boy baby.
The county bridge builder is busy
this week putting in a new bridge
near the Zion farm.
Theo. Morrow, the weather observ-
er, reports that II and one-quarter
inches of rain fell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c: G.. Langworthy
AAus AAOll d flolG VI tOu UdS8
with their son at Sioux City.
The Audubon Mandolin Club will
give II Of their very social hops
Friday evening of next week.
Jimmy Eilisand his son, Lou, left
Tuesday for Des Moines where he will
pass a week visiting his daughter.
Mrs. James Chandler went to At
lantic Wednesday to visit Mrs. A. ID.
Low and other friends, three days.
Chas. Evans has been appointed
merchants police. His duty will be
to watch the business houses at night.
MARRIAGE LICENSES John Plat,
Jr., and Miss Kate Wesack. Erik
Hansen and Miss Annie Marie Nelson.
j. E. Mcclure is slowly recovering
from his severe illness. He is now
stopping with his parents, southwest
of town.
Harry Dickinson, who has secured
his I" sheepskin" as a. full ledged
dentist, thinks of locating in q good
Illinois town.
Miss Nellie Dickinson, who is teach
ing the Bfookfield school in Lincoln
township, passed Easter Sunday with
Audubon friends.
John Alt, one of those solid Ridge
farmers southwest, wasintown We'd
nesday and bought ten bee hives at
Hart q Eddy's factory.
G. H. Jones sold an Ideal wind mill
and complete water works system to
to Walter and Ward Hoyt for their
Melville township farm.
Mrs. A. C.sDarlana, Of Douglas town.
ship, is at Atlantic receiving medical
treatment from DIR. Macomber. She
suffers of some stomach trouble.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and her daugh-
ter leave Audubon about June LIST for
a visit with relatives in Michigan and
then to Canada to visit the old folks
at the oldhome.
VIM. ,Clougbly has: returned from
Ute, Iowa. lHetis SO pleased with that
wide aWaksltown that he thinks very
strongly ct establishing a branch
drug st6rein that city.
Harts&s Eddy have made a roller
book rack for the County Recorder
Office. 1t will hold sixteen large rec,
ord books. cit was placed in the big
record vault last Monday.
Mat johnson was at Jefferson, Iowa
Sunday where he arranged for til.
purchase of a six horse power gasoline
engine which will run the machinery
of Johnson,& Nelson's grain elevator
Mr.. Northup, of Arkansas, is here
! visiting his brothers, Tom, Dick
Harry and Ed. The Arkansas gentle
man resided in these parts ten years
ago. He is we'll pleased with Ar
kansas.
John Nash has sold lots Is, II ant
: 18, block 20, near the Bilharz place
I to Frank Leet. We understand Mr.
|. Leet will have a 10000 or $2O,OOt
: residence for his family erected OF
: these lots.
Henry B. Herbert left for Washing
ton, D. e., Wednesday evening t.
!, accepta position secured for him b!
: Hon. A. L. Hager. He will be Firs
. Assistant in the DocumentD Depart.
ment of the House with n salary O
> 8 100000 per annum. Mr.. Herber
was an untiring worker for Mr.. Hagel
in the late campaign and of course i
entitled 10 this reward. Everybody
in this county is pleased with Henry
good luck.