Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-14

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Lou Grevsmuhl is again clerking
at Friends big clothing store.
Musson's new elevator will be
ready for business in two weeks.
John Kate enjoyed last Sunday at
Dave Reeds pleasant home, north of
Ross.
ALI the court house officials have
been provided with copies of the new
code.
The present term of court will be
short and no jury will be held after
this week.
Don and Scott Mcclure, of Fonta-
nellie, visited their Audubon friends
this week.
John Gray sold 1000 bushels of his
1895 rent corn to Henry Grevslnuhl
this week.
A company of friends will be en-
tertained by Mrs. G.. B. Russell Fri
day evening.
Musson's Wednesday Markets:
Corn TIC, oats l52c, wheat CSC, bar
ley 16 to 20.
Chas. Talbot left Wednesday for a
weeks visit at Carroll, Ames, Web
ster City and Fort Dodge.
Ed. Van Gorder was at Council
Bluffs Tuesday attending meeting
OF bankers of western Iowa.
Mat Gardner, that handsome far
mer boy, now sails around in a fine
buggy bought of Mcfarland.
John Mussen is agent for Acme
Stock food in Audubon and Shelby
counties and is doing good business.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to G. e. Hawk and Hattie e.
Minser. Arthur Walker and Mamie
Wilson.
John Kate and Tom Wilhelm pick.
ed up nice bunch of squirrels in the
Oaktield woods Tuesday. John and
Tom are sure shots.
Sadie Grevsmuhl and Mable Walk
dawson entertained a jolly COM
pany of friends at the Talbot res.
taurant Sunday evening.
Geo. Barlow, now settled on his
fathers ranch near Hulett, Wyoming,
sends us some Wyoming silver for 81
more doses of the Journal.
Mr.. j. w. Hannagans of Omaha,
is here with gang of men renovating
the hot water heating system in Mrs.
Lois G. Stuart's palatial residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Phillips left
last Monday for Madison county to
visit their old home. Mr. Philips
will also attend the soldiers reunion
of that county.
Geo. Stemm, being suffere: of
some head disease, was taken to Chi
cago Monday by DIR. Brooks to be
examined by a specialist. He re-
turned Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kate and daughter Alice
are now visiting with her brother at
Trinidad, Colorado. Mr.. Kate does
not expect his better half to return
for two months yet.
The dry weather is loosening the
wagon tires-making business for the
blacksmiths. During last week Ras-
mus Rasmussen, the Danish black
smith set about 200 tires.
Hog cholera has moved down Jack
OBrine's big herd of hogs, about 1870
head, many of them heavy hogs and
l5O-pound shoats. IT'S hard luck to
be knocked off the top of the tidal
wave of prosperity at this time.
Hon. Rob't G. Cousin, one of the
Nations greatest statesmen addressed
the people of Atlantic Wednesday
evening, Oct. 18th. The gentleman
is nephew of Rev. E. B. Cousins, of
this city, and years ago practiced law
in Audubon.
Geo. Kellogg, son-in-law of Jens
Marquesen, has decided to make Au-
dubon his future home, hence he has
bought lot in West Audubon and
will at once have neat house built,
22x22, for himself and family.
One day last week Chas. Talbot,
Fred Vermilya, Harry Woodward
aud Harp Wilson were hunting in the
Ballard timber, close to the Cass
county line. They made a big haul
of squirrels and last Sunday ali dined
on coon at the Talbot restaurant.
The following foreigners were made
citizens of the United States at the
court house this week and will cast
their first votes next November:
Carl Kittler, German, Douglas.
VIM. Schultz, German, Douglas.
Alois Hoffman, German, Viola.
Last Sunday Frank Watts and
family, DR.. j. E. Clark and family
and Mrs. Charles Van Gorder
had jolly time in the Ballard woods,
way south of Extra. A tent was
constructed out of lap blankets which
nicely protected the ladies from a
lively rain storm.
The Journals list Of subscribers
has increased this week as follows:
John Doll, Avoca, lowe.
d. Warden, Mnscatine, Iowa.
Julius Andersen, kimballton, la.
Frank Reinemund, Audubon. la.
VIM. Mehle. Audubon. Iowa.