Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-04
Fred Low is very ill-bilious.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Audubon,

Russell's, November 10.
f. B. Davis soon leaves for Indiana
to sell patent hog troughs.
Maccabee lecture and musical pro-
gram the evening of November tenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bellies are visit
ing relatives in Dallas county for ten
days.
r. j. Creveling is busy building
Geo. Kellogg's new residence in West
Audubon.
Lutte Lane left for Wichita, Kan
sas, Wednesday evening to see some
cheap land.
County Clerk Woodward has issued
a wedding license to Silas Emery and
Laura Martins.
Chas. Talbot returned Tuesday
from his northern trip. He now uses
only one crutch.
Miss Emma Christensen, OF Kim
ballton, is passing this week with her
Audubon Danish friends.
Miss Cecilia Soar will soon return
from Southern Kansas to visit her rel
atives and many friends short time.
Thos. Guitar, of Council Bluffs,
state oil Inspector, was here Wednes-
day visiting his old friend, Harp
Wilson.
Nathan johnson, druggist of Mil
Ter, South Dakota, is here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Tim Beason, and other
relatives.
Mrs. E. Watson and family, late of
Extra, are now residing in one of the
Christensen houses, south of the
school house.
Mrs. John Kate and children will
return next Sunday from their six
weeks visit with relatives in Nebras-
ka and Colorado.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the TwINING HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50.
The Epworth League give Klon-
dixie Social at the residence of A. H.
Roberts, Thursday evening. No doubt
it will be cool affair.
Tom Campbell who is one of Chas
Tramp's main men at the Crestor
brick and till yards, is here visiting
his family for few days.
Mrs. John Weighton left Wednes
! day for couple of days visit with
Z her daughter who is attending st
GATHERINGS Hall at Davenport.
Webster Firebaugh, of south Lin
; coin township, was kicked by hors
! the other day and now Web is nurs
ing broken leg, just below the knee
4 j. r. Pound, in order to facilitat
i work at his shop, has put in anothe
forge, Champion, all iron. We al
4 pleased ~ --~ta Tho evidence of "ros
\ Fire was started in the furnaces {
+ the new Northwestern elevator Wed
. nesday and Musson & Son expected t
commence running the establishment
Thursday.
+ John Weighton has decided I
q build new residence for himself an
{ family in Audubon. The foundatio
s will be laid this fall and the buildin
erected next year.
z Elmer Bailey and Chas. Dennis
4 who are working at Dennison, lows
i rolled into Audubon, Tuesday, jus
! in time to vote. They returned t
9 Dennison Wednesday evening.
y The Ladies Aid Society of til
q Presbyte church will hold fai
z and supper the afternoon and evenin
8 of December End. An invitation
) extended to everybody to attend.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fish, of Tir
d ton, finished good visit with Audi
q bon relatives and friends Wednesda
q and left for their home. Mr.. Fish
4 conducting profitable drug busine!
6 at Upton.
B The Standard Oil Company receiy
~ ed carload of kerosene and carloa
& of gasoline, Saturday. Since placin
8 tank plant at this point the compa
81 ny has sold four cars of kerosene an
B three of gasoline.
q Audubon Markets by W. Burnside
q Corn 154c, oats Ice, barley 1Sc to 90
8 rye SOC, wheat 20. Produce market
3 by E. Bilharz g. Son: Butter - t
y lac, eggs 12c, chickens &c cash, duel
q 42c cash, turkeys SIC cash.
q Joe Moodey is having big cister
2 made. Wills Staley is the builder. Nj
d Staley is also making a 200 barr.
g cistern for Nels Olsen, on the DIV
s. Beason farm, and one hundred bal
y rel cistern for John Ruhs.
Il Miss Ella Christie, sister OF Mr.
s Fred Vermilya, who has been trim
~ ming in the millinery department {
y the Racket Store, has returned to he
q home, at Oskaloosa, to accept pos
4 ton as stenographer with law firm
g Miss Nellie Dickinson will clos
& her school, in north Lincoln town
y ship, Friday, and after passing
q week with her friend, Miss " Dick
g Soar, will go to her parents home Q
& Sidney, where she will pass the win
y ter months.
> Chas. Huntsberger returned fro1
q Howard, South Dakota, Wednesda
y morning. He came home to visit an
~ rest and allow his lame foot to re
8 cover. While hunting with a riff
4 recently the gun discharged and til
81 ball whizzed through Charley's too
y Hart & Eddy report business hum