Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-16


w all parts of the world. Apply
at the Corn Exchange Bank, Audubon
Roberts store is headquarters for
Holiday Goods.
Collie pups for sale. II. c. WEB
sTER, Audubon. d16e
John Sherman has nice stock of
holiday goodies.
Toys in endless variety at the Fair
Store of Stonebrook & Mccall.
VIM. Robinson is helping dispose
of John Sherman's holiday goods.
Willis Grace, of North Greeley, is
entertaining an attack of the grip.
Hello! Have you seen Roberts Hol-
iday Goods? Better see 'em quick!
Miss Lou Terrell, of Omaha, will
be at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watts
home on Christmas day.
DR.. Childs will examine the con-
tents of his stocking at his parents
home, in Council Bluffs.
Miss Gertrude Musson, of Des
Moines, will pass Christmas at her
uncle's home in this city.
Miss Eva Rice, who is teaching at
Laurel, Nebraska, will be at her par
ents' home holiday week.
The purest and dreamy favored
Candies, Nuts, Fruit and other good
things cheap at Preston's.
See Cowles' exhibit of watches for
Christmas stockings. You never saw
anything better or cheaper.
New married folks: John o. Arch
er and Ida Knight. Chris r. Jacob
son and Annie Marie Larsen.
Ellis Harper returned Friday last
from Grand junction where he was
dangerously i'll of appendicitis.
Miss Lily Graham, of Blythesdale,
Missouri, has finished a weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. john Davis.
The finest line of China Lamps,
and Dishes in town at Stonebrook &
McCall's Fair Store, in Audubon.
The Audubon County Bible Socie-
ty meets at the Presbyterian church,
Audubon, on Sunday, December 10.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke Hand Mades" day by day.
j. G. HANDLEY, Audubon.
You will find the finest line of
Candies in the market at the Fair
Store, in Audubon. Go and invest.
Miss Vivian Hinshaw, of Indianola,
will Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Clark, and many friends in Au-
dubon.
Miss Belle Burnside, who is at
tending the Grinnell College, will en-
joy the holiday vacation at her par
ents' home in this csty.
G.. C. Renftle arrived from Marin
go, Iowa, Wednesday to visit week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Renftle, of Cameron township.
Doc Anderson was married to Miss
Lillian Brandstatter, at Omaha, six
weeks ago. Although a little tardy
we congratulate the happy pair.
Mr.. Pattison, the very gentlemanly
and busy clerk at Bilharz II Sons big
store, has arranged to pass holiday
week with his relatives at Wilton
junction, Iowa.
Go to Roberts for Holiday Books,
Albums, Dressing Cases, Glove and
Handkerchief Cases, Nectie Cases
Medalions, Toys, Games, Vases, Cups
and Saucers, Etc.
Miss Lola Pinkham and Miss Shaft.
er. who are expert trimmers in mil.
linery establishment ut Kansas City,
will pass the holiday season with
Audubon friends. The latter lady al
one time conducted Kindergarten in
Audubon.
New officers elected by the Knights
of Pythias Lodge, last week are: Ed
Dickinson, q. c; E. S. Van Gorder
V. c; F. P. Hooker, Prelate; r. c
Rice, X. of r. and S; S. d. Thayer
NJ. of F: F. NJ. Leet. M. of E; E. G
Rice, M. at A; L. D. Phelps, Truste,
for three years.
That's busy crowd of workmen a
Pounds shop. Mr.. Pound and Mr.
Aldrich are busy with wood worl
and the Observation-Disclosures, Hite
Mushrush and Smith are hammerins
iron into all kinds OF shapes. At thi
shop the past month they have aver
aged 100 horse shoes day.
Elder Howe has resigned as prsto
of the Christian church, being forced
to take this step on account of throa
trouble. He will go to Deep River
Iowa, to clerk in store. We under
stand that the Christian people will
secure Elder Wilson, of Cherokee
to act as their spiritual advisor.
j. Nal Bryan and Attorney Della
no, of Atlantic, met Wednesday ant
discovered that they were boys to
gether in the vicinity of Indianola
Iowa. They had good time review
ing the scenes, happenings and com
panions Of the days back yonder il
the misty past. 1t made 'em fee
young again,
The finest line Of Imported Chin
ware ever brought to Audubon nov
on exhibition at Preston's. Also a
elegant line of beauties. in glass
Don't select your presents until yol
view Preston's stocks.
For being mixed up in the murde
of Frank Lieb Rob't Mushrush wa
sent to the Fort Madison penitentiar
tor a term of years. His term of sen
tence will expire in about nine months
On account of his youthful years he
ontitlo1 to cu~~o%hr ,,,l 90 In bo