Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-25

Branch school.
Miss Lena Hardenbrook went to
Dexter to pass Thanksgiving with her
sister Blanche.
There will be preaching by Elder
Coleman at the town hall Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Henry Peters, of Audubon township,
is the father of whopping big boy
baby, born last Friday.
The cemetery at North Branch is
being fenced in woven wire fencing
and the yard cleaned up.
Prosperity has struck Fred Andrews
so hard that he is forced to build an
addition to his West Extra store.
Mrs. Jacob Swim, of south Audubon
township, goes to Iowa City next
week to visit relatives a short time.
John Gray has sold the VIM. Chart
ers place, 81! acres in Northwest Au-
dubon township, to Mr.. Tiderman.
Rev. Clark, the NJ. E. divine of
North Branch, is holding protracted
meetings, this week, at the Greeley
Center schoolhouse.
Joe Prohaska, now big land owner
and stock feeder near York, Nebraska,
is here looking after the rent of his big
farm in Audubon township.
Last Monday V. B. Hellyer COM
menced teaching No. 3, Audubon
township. Gano has placed one of his
big Riverside stoves in said school
house.
Elder S. I'll. Coleman, of Villisca,
Iowa, will preach at the Town Hall
Saturday evening, November 81, and
Sunday night following. All are cor
daily invited
Ed Cotton returned last Friday from
a successful goods selling trip III towns
along the Northwestern railway. He
says farmers are receiving II cents for
corn up that way.
Saturday some children set fire to
stack of hay back of the Park Hotel
and for a time there was considerable
excitement in town. No damages,
only the loss of the hay.
Stranger & Hansen are busy these
days selling, setting up and loading
furniture, as they are receiving two
cars of it, and it goes like hot cakes at
the price they m;.ne on it.
The mother of Fred and George
Wahlert is very low at the home Of
her son, Edward near Adair. The
good lady is suffering of paralysis and
on account of her advanced age, eighty
years, her recovery is not expected.
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ok Thousand barrels OF alcohol, rye
anu BOURBON burned at 81; Louis
TUESDAY evening. mat would have
ty in good shape and kept our entire
population dead drunk for ten years.
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Ialen!lne hreamer, happy and
thrltty farmer near Anita, was Sun
day visitor with MS TREND, Fred Baier,
northeast OF town. He dropped into
the Journals den OF activity and roll
ed couple OF silver dollars into Hay
seed's treasury.
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me SILVER MEDAL Contest at the
Methoalst church last Friday evening
was success IN every way. Each
speaker rendered ms part well and the
music was excellent: me whole pro-
gram was wen received by the large
audience. Miss Myrtle Hellyer was
awarded the medal. such entertain
ments as these are educational and a
great benefit to the community.
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