Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-06
Owen Davis three.year-old daugh.

wagon, bought Of McFarlane.
Mayor Hanna and son were visitors
at Atlantic oyer Tuesday night.
Chas. LaFoy, of northeast Leroy,
is happy. New boy at his home.
John McFariane, of Carroll county,
was a business visitor in Audubon
Tuesday.
johnson & Nelson will receive the
new gasoline engine for their elevator
next week.
james Law, one of those big Mel
vile farmers, is getting up a big
herd of cattle.
Hart q Eddy are making upright
show cases for j. Friend & Son and
Frank Talbot.
After a few days pleasant visiting
here Chas. Isham left Monday for his
home at Chicago.
John Mcguire of Melville town.
ship is fencing off a large pasture for
a big bunch Of cattle.
johnny Musson, the egg dealer,
shipped another carload Of eggs to
Chicago last Monday.
Nat. Gleason returned Tuesday
from a visit to Anita, where he took
Il DlS painting contract.
Mrs. G. B. Russell entertains the
Columbian Club Friday evening for
the benefit of the library.
Mrs. Kate Allen who has been suf-
fering of abscess of the stomach the
past twelve weeks is improving.
A. II. Roberts will be pleased to
have you inspect his new wall papers.
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
AS usual Roberts, the Audnbop
wall paper man, has the finest line of
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
Chas. Clayton Of Winterset is here
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Thos. Bell.
He is on the way, by team, to his
Dakota farm.
Judge G. w. Paine, of Carroll, was
here Tuesday visiting friends and
looking after legal business at the
court house.
Roth Bros. are thinking of adding
another chair to their barber shop
and employing viii Bailey to oper-
ate the same.
G.. s. D. Mason Of Viola township
contemplates soon q trip to Texas to
visit his sons who are farming q large
tract of land in that state.
Chris LANCE, one of those pros
porous farmers southwest of town is
feeding a big drove of hogs which he
will market in May and June.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1NING HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board Soc, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
see he.
John McFarlane left Monday for
Chicago and thence to Racine, Wis
consin, to look after farm machinery
business. He will be at home Sat-
urday.
Nj. j. A. Raabe is now travelling
agent for the Volunteer Life Insur.
ance Co. Himself and wife, nee Mar
tin, We're visiting friends at Extra
this week.
Bliss PAXTON. who formerly labor
ed in the Tramp brick yards in Au-
dubon and who is now engaged by
MI. Tramp at Creston, was recently
married at Cres.on to a Miss Gold.
smith.
James Workman has retired from
the Auditors Office and Cal Marlin
has been installed as Deputy County
Auditor until the end of Mr.. Lob.
ner's term of Office. Mr.. Marlin is a
very capable and trusted official.
3 This week new awnings have been
put up in front of the following bust
ness houses: O'Connell's jewelry
store, Theo. Christensen's restaurant,
} S. D. Thayer's furniture store, and
StonebrOOk & McCall's Audubon
Fair.
VIM. Mogg and VIM. Falkner have
purchased the barber shop in the
basement of the Overholtzer block of
of Taylor Langworthy. We UNDER
stand that Mr.. Langworty will en-
gage in the barber business at South
Omaha.
Frank Talbot has had a neat
building erected on the eight-foot
, piece of ground between the Corn
: Exchange Bank and Doak Bros.' meat
market. Frank will open up a cigar
/. and confectionery business in the new
building.
Mr.. T. w. Staley's mother, aged
about sixty years, died at Perry, Dali
las county, Iowa, on Wednesday and
the body will be buried on Sunday.
8 Wills many Audubon friends SYM
pathize with him in the loss of his best
. earthly friend,
J A hayward Audubon girl firing
of school lite skipped out for Boone
: the other day, but her father sent
Sheriff Jones after the naughty little
8 Miss and now she is at home under
. mama's wing. She was entitled to a
, severe spanking, v if she is seven
teen yeara old.
II. H. Williamson's nine-year-old
boy who had AN eye destroyed by a
pocket knife in the hands of a play
mate recently, had the eye removed
/. by a Carroll surgeon. The little fell
low has recovered nicely and will
soon have q glass eye inserted. The
D family now resides on the Campbell
r farm nine miles southeast of Audubon.
The knights Templar will OBJ
: serve Ascension Day, May 81, at At
lantic, Kedron Commaniery, of that
t city, having invited the Comman-
derles of Audubon, Red Oak, Stuart
{ and Harlan tn narticinafe;n tho hoon