Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-01
Mrs. Kate Allen is very i'll.

Mrs. Kate Allen is very i'll.
John Kate is back from Chicago.
See his new ad in this paper.
Four new Subscribers added to tho
Journals Audubon list this week.
Gill Jones was attending to busi-
ness at Harlan Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
VIM. Humphreys is at Iowa City
attending to tho settling OF his
fathers estate.
Jim Russell and wife will return
from their goods buying trip to Chi
cago, Saturday.
Chas. Talbot is arranging to run
his ice cream freezer by steam or
some other power.
W. P. Farguson has had his resi-
dence property improved by tho
carpenter and painter.
Geo. Thompson and wife and child
rem are at Omaha for few days this
week, visiting relatives.
John Davis is preparing to have a
big stock barn built on his excellent
farm north east of town.
Miss Mary Beck, q business little
Danish lady, assumed a position of
clerk at Russell's April LIST.
Geo. Robinson is now selling tenn
perance beverages and wines, etc.,
for q Chicago wholesale house.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
John Ward will devote some of his
valuable time to poultry raising. He
has had a big poultry house erected.
Chris Hansen is now installed as
salesman at jones' implement house.
MI. Hansen is q hustler in that bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilds and
daughter Flora, of Griswold, were
visiting with Audubon friends this
week.
Ed. Freeman and Taylor Langwor-
thy with their guns and fishing
tackle go by team to Wall Lake next
Sunday.
Ben Fritz and his bride will soon
move to Corning, Iowa, where he ex-
poets to have steady work at the car
penter trade.
VIM. Ahlstrand, who heretofore
has been clerking at Russell's, is now
hustling behind the counters at I. w.
Bakers store.
Mosier, Talbot, Watts and yer-
milya were testing their guns at the
Botna, Monday, and the stories the
ducks tell a%rejust awful.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1N1NG HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board Soc, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
see us.
S. A.. Heath OF Greeley township,
shipped three carloads Of baled hay
from Hamlin Station Wednesday.
John Cameron also shippeda carload
of rye straw. J.
Miss Emma Hill, Of Clinton, Iowa,
arrived Monday and is now in charge
of Russell's millinery department..
The lady has trimmed at Rus
sells several seasons.
L. Brastad left Wednesday for
Adair county, Missouri, where he
will have steady employment. His
family will soon move to Mis- ouri.
He has rented his residence property
in this city to Thos. Lohner for two
years.
Tom Sweeney and family were
made homeless by fire Monday morn
ing. They resided on the Joseph
Stops place owned by Mike Kerwin,
a few miles northwest Of town. The
fire was caused by defective chimney
and most of the family's household
goods were destroyed. Generous
hearted people donated quite a sum
Tuesday to assist the unfortunate
family.
Mrs. j. l.. Stottler, we'll known to
Audubon people died Sunday, last at
her old home in Pennsylvania, aged
about 80 years old. The remains will
be buried in Pennsylvania by the side
of her husband who departed this
life a few years ago. The deceased
owned q residence in Audubon and
also owned q one-third interest in the
Culver, Stottler & Kelley roller -four
mill of this place.