Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-01

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made clothing for men and boys.
VIM. Cloughly wasat Kingsley and
Sioux City on business this week.
Chris Iversen, of Sharon township,
is having handy addition built to
his house.
Art Higgins and Mrs. A. Palmer
were united in marriage Monday by
Squire Gray.
Miss Mable Snyder, of Shelby,
Iowa, is here visiting her uncle, MIR.
j. X. Smith.
Masonic meetings: Blue lodge,
July 10th, Chapter July sth, Com
mandery July 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Aug. Oelke enter
tanned company OF their Clayton
county friends Tuesday evening.
Peter Ohm, John McFarlane's
right bower, was attending to firm
business at Lincoln and Omaha this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Phelps inform
their Audubon friends that the health
of their little son is improving at
Colorado Springs.
Pearl Roberts, who is attending q
dental college at Louisville, Ken
lucky, will arrive home the last of
this week to pass vacation.
The fine span of matched blacks
which VIM. Dryden has been train
ing have become the property of Dr..
A. L. Brooks, the price being 1926.
Albert Jingst, of Viola township,
was in the city, Wednesday, and pro-
vided for the comfort and pleasure of
his family by purchasing fine car
riage.
A special train will leave Audu-
bon, Saturday, July 3, at $50 A. NJ.
for the Extra celebration and will,
returning, leave Extra at $3.50 P. NJ.
Low fare.
Mrs. j. G.. Sharp and her daughter
Rose leave Thursday evening for an
extended visit with relatives and old
friends at Let's, New Sharon and
Iowa City.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, An
dubon, Iowa.
Chas. w. jenkins, of Brayton, was
in Audubon Wednesday. He is just
back from his second trip to Texas
and is more than delighted with the
farming lands of that state.
Frank Leet, cashier of the Com
mercial Bank, will go to Aurora,
Illinois, the latter part of July with
a view to purchasing fine span of
driving horses that are quoted 10 him
at $3.50.
Tuesday Lawrence Finnerty con-
tracted with the Atlantic Marble
Works to place a beautiful Scotch
Granite monument over the grave OF
his departed wife in the Audubon
Catholic Cemetery. =
Next Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Mosier leave for Detroit, Michigan
He to attend the National Republican
League, she to visit friends. From
Detroit they boat it to Northern
Michigan for an outing.
A number of good people of Mel
Vile township will have good old.
fashioned basket picnic and a little
Independence Day enthusiasm in tkt
James Hunt grove, near Melville
center, Saturday, July 8.
John Kate, he who clothes mei
and boys, will board next Sunday
train for two weeks outing at anG
near Trinidad, Colorado. John ex.
poets to do some successful mountain
fishing while in Colorado.
John Norris has traded his residenc,
property in Audubon for 16O acres il
Butler county, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs
Norris will continue residents of Au.
dubon, but, we understand, that Chas
Norris will cultivate the Kansas land
Saturday, July Sd, celebration a
Luccock's Grove. Nearly all thu
Sunday Schools Of Viola, Melville
Leroy and Cameron townships will
be present. A nice program has beer
arranged. Refreshments will be served
Mrs. Ollie Fritz finished a goot
visit here with relatives and friend
and took her children and departed
on the noon train, Tuesday, for he
home near Creston. Her father, j
G. Wilson, went as far as Atlanti,
with them.
Mr.. Oliver Glasscock, who cam,
from Chicago recently and assumed
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Jane
Brown ranch, formerly Musson's, il
Melville township, was in town las
Wednesday and purchased one of thos,
fine spring wagons that Gill Jones
sells.
The Audubon Gun Club will NEE
once a week for practice. The clul
met last Tuesday afternoon and til,
following are the results, each Bogar.
dus having ten shots at clay pigeons
Fred Vermtlya broke Z, A. l.. Brook.
5, Will OConnell 5, Chas. Talbot 4
John Mosier 0, Frank Watts O, Geo
Hoover 2, Chas. Van Gorder 8, Harr
Wilson 3, Henry Hale 8. The clul
has received new trap-the above il
their first shoot. Later on we ex.
pect score that will be entitled to F,
frame and hung in the banquet hal
of the club.