Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12
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Taylor Langworthy is in Chicago.
$1.00 cash for the JOURNAL one year
and the Homestead to Jan. 1, '98.
Rev. Father Gleeson is passing this
week in the retreat at Davenport.
/ A. H. Roberts and his two sons are
busy invoicing the big drug and book
store.
Miss Fay Rennick, of Jefferson,
niece OF Mrs. J. Burdick, is here Wis;
iting.
G. A. Marlin was al Manning We'd
nesday distributing county fair liter
ature.
Will Mogg is now sole proprietor
of the neat barber shop in the Over
holtzer block.
Hans Christensen, the dry goods
clerk, was at Coon Rapids on bust
ness Wednesday.
| Miss India Poulsen left Friday for
her school teaching duties at Grand
Junction, Colorado.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and little
daughter will return from their Wis
consin visit this week.
Elder Clemmer has resigned as pas
tor of the Audubon Christian church
to take effect Sept. LIST.
Tuesday County Clerk Woodward
issued wed license to Chris T. Clau-
sen and Miss Jensine Patrine Kas-
persen.
John Wards little girl fell Sunday
evening and broke an arm. Dr..
Childs promptly and skillfully cared
for the patient.
John MacVicar, mayor of Des
Moines, will be guest at the John
A. Nash summer cottage at Okoboji
lake next week.
Ed. Freeman has returned from Des
Moines where he has been employed
by the long distance telephone COM
pany in erecting wire work.
Ed. Bilharz starts for an outing at
Mackinac Islands next Tuesday. He
will stop at Chicago and buy big
stock of goods for the big store.
Two good lots, ten-room house and
good barn for sale or trade.
JOHN FL. MosIER,
Audubon, Iowa.
At Lakeview this week and we
hope they will have good time:-
John Kate and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cowles and Theo. Morrow.
Mrs. Rob't Talbot and baby of
Cherokee, will arrive in Audubon
Friday to visit few weeks with
relatives here and at North Branch.
Little Miss Augusta Hansen,
daughter of 1. P. Hansen, who has
been dangerously i'll the past three
weeks of appendicitis, is not improv-
ing.
Geo. Somers, of Douglas township,
has placed five feetfoot in training
at the fair ground track and you can
count Oh him capturing some of the
purses.
Rob't Spencer, the candidate for
the Democratic nomination of county
superintendent, was ut Manning
Wednesday attending the Woodmen
picnic.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au-
dubon, Iowa.
On account of pressing business
matters Chas. Van Gorder thinks he
will not return to finish his outing at
Okoboji lake. His family intend to
return to Audubon August Goth.
I have good residence to sell or
trade for equity in Audubon county
land. Will sell on monthly pay
ments. JOHN H. MosIER,
Audubon, Iowa.
John McKarahan and wife hied
away to Iowa City Wednesday to
visit a couple of weeks with relatives
and friends and accompany their chill
dren home from visit to grandma.
A. II. Dollihide and family leave
next week for their new home at
Bentonville, Arkansas. They will
leave many friends in Audubon who
. will wish 'em all kinds of good luck.
Fred Buthweg is confined to his
home, having serious attack Of ty-
phoid fever. We hope the busy little
business man will be hustling with
business the next time Hayseed visits
s Audubon.
Rev. Wickham, of Atlantic, will
preach in the court house next Sun
day forenoon at eleven o'clock and at
evening in the park. The same day
Elder Clemmer will occupy the
Christian pulpit at Atlantic.
Williams & Son, Extra, s,elger
z Dampskibs Billeter over disse LINER:
Allan Line, Allan-State Line, Ameri-
) can Line, Anchor Line, Beaver Line,
Dominion Line, Cunard Line, Thing
z valla Line og White Star Line.
Several carloads of cattle will be
Z shipped from the Jas. Brown ranch
) in Melville township next Sunday.
We understand the stock will be