Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-20
Pudubo3 Department..
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A new M. D. is to locate at Viola
Center.
Uncle Davy Soar and Deputy Pat
were at Extra last Sunday.
Greg Wolfe was with dear friends
in Guthrie county last Sunday. (,
Mrs. Fred Low was visiting with
her parents at Atlantic. the past week.
John Nash and family are arranging
for their summer outing at Okoboji.
Miss Ora Evans left Wednesday
evening for a short visit with friends
at Stuart.
1t is rumored that two Audubon
marriages are billed for the merry
month of June.
Auditor Lohner and wife attended
the birthday party of a relatives at
Extra Sunday.
Rev. Fa. Gleason attended the forty
hours devotional service at Atlantic
the first of the week.
The Christian church ladies will
serve strawberries and cream at the
park Decoration Day.
John Lidd and his tailors are busy
repairing 20 firemen's uniforms
which were damaged by moths.
The contract of f~rescoing the M. E.
church has been let to Hanson & Co.,
the Danish decorators of Atlantic.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
The Northwestern train now car
ries a news agent. He sells all the
Chicago, Des Moines and Omaha
papers.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line of
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
Hon. A. 81. Edwards returned from
Des Moines last Thursday and is now
looking after his big farm, west of
Audubon.
Inc knights of Godfrey Comman-
derry meet for drill Friday evening of
this week and Tuesday evening of
next week.
II. M. Talbot has gone to Sherman
county, Nebraska, TO arrange for the
improving of his eighty acre farm in
that county.
Roy Carpenter, son of r. L. Car
penter of Viola was recently severely
burned, his clothes catching fire from
a stubble fire.
Editor Griffith, who has been suf-
fering of stomach trouble, confined to
his parents home at Carroll, has re-
turned to his sanctum.
The Manning Monitor says that
Henry Strong, formerly proprietor OF
the Park Hotel, Audubon, is now on
his big farm near Spirit Lake.
Tom Walker will start for Okoboji
lake early in June to fish and rough
it for several weeks Uncle TENS
health is not the best at this time.
i Grand Junction Hard Brick 1915
per thousand. These brick will last
forever and then turn into stone.
j. F. LUsE, Ross, Iowa.
VIM. Layland was up from South
Audubon township Wednesday.
Bill feels more natural when he gets
a sniff of Leroy township atmosphere
A. II. Roberts will be pleased tc
have you inspect his new wall papers
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
When you are at Audubon stop al
the Tw1N1NG HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in ant
see us
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raisel
wishing his cattle va~ccinated to pre-,
vent black leg apply for particular
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au'
dubon, Iowa.
John Lidd's tailor went to DE
Moines Monday to attend his broth
er's wedding ceremony. He viii
return next Monday and bring
with him another tailor.
We understand that Philip Bickle
haupt and Henry S. Jones will sool
commence q damage case against tn
district township of Viola, it being
the sequel of the school cases.
Postmaster Will O'Connell is re
ceiving the congratulations of hi
friends and in return he is setting VI
the smokes. All on account of a new
boy baby at. his home, born Wednes
day morning.
Mrs. John Kate and daughter Alic
will return home Saturday of thi
week. They are now visiting will
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Campbell, of De
Moines, who have recently commenced
housekeeping I'M fine new palace HON
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward boarded
the train Wednesday evening for De
Moines, where they will visit friend
a few days. Mr.. Ward goes from
Des Moines to Missouri to blu,
several carloads of oak piling AM
lumber.
The wire worm is working in tn
corn and SO destructive are they t,
the new crop that many farmer