Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-16

Aw all parts OF the world. Apply
at the Corn Exchange Bank, Audubon
VIM. Cloughly is at the State Fair.
John McFarlane took in the Des
Moines Fair.
The Audubon BARRIERS have advance
ed hair cuts to 15c.
The Audubon schools commenced
business last Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Musson is recovering
from three weeks i'll spell.
AL. Friend has been enjoying a
week at his parents home at Creston.
Frank B. Tyler, son OF o. P. of
Hamlin, is attending the Audubon
schools.
John McKamhan and Gill Jones
had a good time at the State Fair
| this week.
Tom Kerwin's oats averaged 40
bushels to the acre. 1920 ought to
pay the rent.
Mrs. Ollie Coon is improving in
health. She has been quite i'll the
past nine weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew were at
Manning Saturday to visit their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele.
| The little girl folks Of the neigh
borhood had jolly party at Geo.
Agnew's one evening last week.
il Furniture dealer Smutney, Satur-
day placed fine roll top, oak business
desk in Lawyer Graham's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kennels, of JET
ferson, were visiting with Audubon
and Gray friends last and this week.
Miss Cora Layland, OF the extreme
south part of the county is visiting a
couple of weeks at the Agnew home.
Tom Fredricks and d. G. Shroube
hied away to Bates county, Missouri,
Monday last to see the farm and fruit
lands.
Grandma Hinshaw and Muster Clark
arrived from Indianola Tuesday eve
ming and are now at DIR. j. E. Clark's
home.
John Taylor and wife of Cass
county enjoyed last Sunday with his
brother Frank, three miles north of
4 town.
j. G. Hamley, of Charter Oak, has
opened cigar factory in Audubon,
! the factory being over Slnutney's fur.
: niture store.
Mrs. John Kate and children leave
4 the latter part of this month for 8
short visit with her parents at Hol.
dredge, Nebraska.
J Audubon's Wednesday markets
& Corn 202c, oats Ice, wheat Use, bar.
) ley 90 to 25c, timothy 9Oc to $1.OO
a hogs 50. 40 to $3.50.
81 Tom Musson is back from his bis
s farm in South Dakota. His 46O acre
& of wheat averaged Is bushels to tn,
q acre and the quality was extra.
gI Ed. Griffith, now of Carroll, i
& passing this week with his Audubon
G friends. Thursday night he took tn.
q Black Cross at Godfrey asylum.
" w. L. Black, Of Muscatine county
q has been visiting the past week will
q his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
e Black, Of East Melville township.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stemm were a
~ Coon Rapids last Wednesday to visi
n friends and attend the wedding Q
a Jerry Kendrick and. Miss Iris Endi
y colt.
81 Theo. Christensen and family lef
E Saturday for visit with old friend
VI at Valley Junction and also to see tn
n state fair. They will be absent
81 week.
"a DR.. Brooks and John Kate soon q
"a to Wall Lake where they will NEE
" Ed. Vandenburgh, of Kingsley, an
@ the three jolly men will have goo
"A time hunting.
Va Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larsen, c
& Hamilton county, Iowa, are visitin
4 for week with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
@ Sorenson, of north Sharon township
VI The ladies are sisters.
K Elder l.. N. Day and wife lay
"a been with Des Moines friends for
n couple of weeks. There will be serv
I ices at the Evangelical church mex
M Sunday morning and evening.
n o. P. Tyler, Of Hamlin township
VA has thoroughly examined his lal
81 corn and pronounces it in No. l cor
81 dition, not injured by tho late he
@ weather and beyond being injured b
IN frost.
q The young folks gathered at Josep
81 Kopp's home Friday evening an
81 passed merry time and bid thei
ri young friend, Sam Kopp, good bye
81 as he soon goes to business college a
~ Naperville, Illinois.
81 A. II. Dollahide writes that there
* no work in Arkansas, that Benton
e vile is dead and his family don't lik
NJ the prospects, hence himself and fam
n lily will leave that country October
M and return to Audubon.
e John A. Nash, chairman of the re
y publican county committee, has jus
completed an estimate of the count
~ vote and emphatically declares tina
"a the republicans will carry Audubo
y county by 40 majority.
81 The county auditor has receive
"a orders for 100 copies of the new cod
~ at $500 each, and, as it will requir
q so copies for the county officials, jus
81 tices, ETC., he has sent in an order 70
e $50 copies. They will soon be re
~ ceived.
NJ New Marriage Licenses:
III Arthur A. Baker and Ethelna Cor
a ner.
u w. A. Frederickson and Vida Ping
vi Louis d. Hochstrasser and Ma
"a Walker.