Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-27

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Mrs: DR.. Cloughly is under the
doctors are.
Mrs. Theo. Myers is slowly i'm
proving in health.
aChas. Talbot now enjoys the com
forts off horse and buggy.
Abe Chambers is suffering of a very
sore foot, the result of an innocent
toe corn.
r. j. Creveling is busy this week
setting new stock scales at the county
poor farm.
Hart & Eddy are figuring on the
mill work for q new business block
in Manning.
Henry Bilharz, of Chicago, will
visit with his Audubon relatives the
fore part July.
Mr.. Clark is released from quaran-
tine and is now attending to dental
work at his office.
Many of the old soldiers of Audu-
bon will attend Memorial Services at
Extra next Saturday.
A. H.. Roberts will be pleased to
have you inspect his new wall papers.
He can satisfy You in pattern and
price.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Gray will hold n sociable at that
place Saturday, June 5. Everybody
invited. ha
The Standard Oil Comany is having
the land occupied by its oil plant
raised two feet, the filling being coal
cinders.
Win. Alt, one of those thrifty
farmers southwest of town, will
market 1900 bushels of No. 8 corn
next week.
Vert DuVall, of heal Ross, has
thirty-five acres of wheat that
already gives evidence of coming
prosperity.
We understand that Mr.. Pendleton,
a former proprietor of the Park
Hotel of this city, died last week in
Council Bluffs.
Owen Dayisst three year-oid daugh-
ter is suffering of acute Inflammation
of the kidneys, and fears are that she
will not recover. w
Arthur Beymer, of Alton, Iowa,
travelling for large Illinois wagon
factory, was here Wednesday visiting
his old friend, A. I. Friend.
Mrs. NJ. A. Marshal soon leaves for
Iowa City where she will enjoy the
summer with relatives. Mart is now
lin that city and has charge of a bicy-
Gle livery.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a social and novel
entertainment at the residence of Mrs.
Brooks the evening of June 8. Adj
mission, two nickels.
That elegant. inlaid art table made
by MI. N. Gleason, he sent last week
to his daughter-in-law in Minnesota,
and to say that4the lady was pleased
is stating it very mild.
We erred last week. The Iowa
Telephone Company mortgage, that
was recorded at the court house last
week to the Ilirois Trust and Savings
Bank was not for $4,000 but for
s750,0oO.0O.
August Oelke has sold to the Chris
Jefferson Brothers, near Kimballton,
an Eclipse threshing engine made by
a Pennsylvania company. 1t is a
very u%p-to-date machine and will
5 arrive here Saturday next.
, Mrs. Ed. Frick and children, Of
: Denver, Colorado, will arrive in Au-
dubon the forepart of June to pass a
, few weeks with their many Audubon
and Melville friends. From here they
, go to Chicago to visit relatives.
Frederick Brandt. of Sharon town.
ship, heretofore considered a most
: honorable Danish farmer, has wander
) ed to parts unknown. abandoning his
:: bride of a year and baby. He also
left many accounts that need liquid.
!. ating.
Editor Griffith has had appen.
: dicitis and still lives. Mcclure, OF
: the F%ontanelle Observer, thinks Ed
: ought to. get into a glass wagon with
ttthe India rubber man and the bearded
lady and make themost Of his oppor.
j, tunities. -. -
According to the April tests at tn,
p Blue Grass Separator Creamery tn,
richest milk that comes to said cream
e cry is sent by Robert Fullerton ol
Melville township and tests AS. j
!, Sh~ingledecker and George Weighto,
: are next, their test being 40.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Nailor, of Melville town
: ship, aged six days, died on May 24tl
ii and was laid to rest in the Audubon
cemetery. the next day. She wa
"a beautiful little darling and hel
spirit has gonetto God who gave it.
Rob't Landon Of Atlantic,
g graduate Of Ames college passed las
Sunday with his relatives, the B.. S
Phelps aud LID. Phelps families
The young man left Monday for At
lanta, Georgia, to accept a position a
, electricianwit nth h.telephone company
Mrs. j.. II. Leighty aud daughter
r of Table Grove, Illinois, are guests a
t the E. j. Freeman homestead, Mrs
g Freeman and Mr.. Leighty bein,
brother and Blister. The latter par
of next week Mr.. Leighty will arriv
here and Mr.. Freeman. anticipates
good visit with him talking owe
: army days. They were in the hotties
part ofthe Battle of Stone River ant
I LIT makes one> hair get erect to hea,
y Ethelbert Jasper tell of the hal
: breadth escapes from death.
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