Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-23
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Tom Wilhelm will Xmas with his
folks at Fort Dodge.
w. H. Swartz goes to Villisca the
week to visit Zeph Plat.
John Chapman and wife are visit
ing friends at Belle PLANE.
Toys in endless variety at the Fail
Store of Stonebrook & Mccall.
Sheriff Jones took third rank al
the Pythian hall Tuesday evening.
Collie pups for sale. H. C. WEB,
sTER, Audubon. d16e
Harry Woodward and Frank Adams
bagged thirty eight rabbits, Tuesday
VIM. Cloughly's store is now heat
ed by an elegant new hard coal stove.
Lower Vein Boone Coal is the best
coal on the market. Sold by Musson
& Son.
Christmas evening and New Years
night the select club will hop at the
Russell opera.
David Somerlott, of Douglas, has
lost a number of cattle by the corn
stalk complaint.
Christmas tree and nice program at
No. 1, Sharon, next Tuesday noon.
Everybody invited.
VIM. Brockway is clerking at the
Fair Store where they are having a
large holiday trade.
Frank Watts enjoyed visit from
his brother, c. G. Watts, of Chicago,
Sunday and Monday.
If you are looking for musical in
struments look over O'Connell's new
stock before you buy.
Rees Dickey, of Douglas township,
is storing 1000 bushels of 1896 corn
at Musson's elevator.
The purest and dreamy favored
Candies, Nuts, Fruit and other good
things cheap at Preston's.
Christmas tree and program at the
Spring Valley school house, Douglas
township, Friday evening.
Soon after January LIST Marion
johnson will have shelled for ship
ment 5000 bushels of corn.
w. w. Smith and wife will pass
Christmas day at Newton, Iowa, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bryant.
Bilharz, Friend, Buthweg, Preston
and Wilhelm have specially fine
Christmas window displays.
Arthur Wadsworth and wife and
the baby will make Christmas merry
at the Wilson Burnside home.
Mrs. VIM. Rucker, of Greeley, the
daughter of r. N. Carper, who has
been SO ill, is much improved.
Jump & Heath is the busy black
smith shop in Audubon this week.
Put on JAG horseshoes in one day.
The finest line of China Lamps.
and Dishes in town at Stonebrook &
McCall's Fair Store, in Audubon.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke Hand Mades" day by day
j. c. HANDLEY, Audubon.
Dressmaking done cheap. Two
blockz south of Thompson's store.
Miss HARRIET JUMP.
A great clock, placed in handy
place, in Bilharz & Sons big store
now tells you the correct time o'day
You will find the finest line OF
Candies in the market at the Fai,
Store, in Audubon. Go and invest.
David Sommerlot, of Douglas
township, has gone to Pennsylvania,
to see his father who is dangerously
i'll.
A. G. Darland, of Douglas, lost
four head of two-year- old steers
Tuesday on account of too much corn
stalks.
Monday w. j. Kennedy goes to Det
Moines on business. He may also
go to his old home at Morris, Illinois
for short visit.
Tuesday horse flew up at the real
end and now Charley Benton has a
very lame leg, and moves about with
the aid of a crutch.
j. r. Jones, of Madison, Soutl
Dakota, a very pleasant gentleman, is
here visiting his nephew, G.. II
Jones, for few days.
Fat and jolly John Reuschline
marketed Al Pekin ducks "Wednesday
and pocketed $12.4O. He SAYS thai
money was earned easy.
Up in Lincoln township, Monday,
Samuel Newell and a couple of his
boy companions scooped in one hun
dred and sixteen rabbits.
There will be an entertainment
the Baptist church for the older one
and some nice presents for the little
ones, next Friday night.
Marion jenkins, the brisk little
merchant of Brayton, was in this
great city Wednesday and wandered
into DR.. Clark's easy chair whore he
passed an active hour.
Fred Tessman, of Cameron town.
ship, sold to the Kansas City horse
buyer Saturday span of heavy