Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-05

Dixon & Gleason will paint Wilson
Burnside's new elevator red.
All the Audubon merchants trans
acted a large business circus day.
The hailed oats on the poor farm
panned out 20 bushels to the acre.
VIM. Kelley, the miller, went to
Des Moines on business Wednesday.
Wednesdays Audubon market:
Corn 19c, 1897 oats / to l2c, hogs
$40.
Robert Henderson is having all the
oats in his Audubon warehouse
shipped.
Harp Wilson was at Atlantic Tues
day being examined by a pension
examining board.
Miss Ermine Tharnish was at At
lantic this week visiting her friend,
Miss Mable Marsh.
The Audubon County Normal In
stitute is in session. There are 1872
enrolled up to date.
Mrs. VIM. Leet is here for three
weeks. She goes from Audubon to
her home at Aurora.
E. d. Blackman and wife have re-
urned from pleasant visit with
relatives at Irwin, Iowa.
The Epworth league meetings,
Sunday evenings after church SER
vices, are being largely attended.
Ms r. C. RICE. Fire Insurance.
| INN Steamship Tickets to and from
SsG| all parts Of the world. Apply
at the Corn Exchange Bank, Audubon
Joe Tharnish was severely injured
! Wednesday, at his livery stable, by
being kicked in the stomach by Il
horse.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will pass Friday afternoon at
the pleasant home of Dan'l Holt, of
Cameron township.
Geo. Howald, having finished his
visit with his Audubon chums, LETT
Thursday for visit with Atlantic
and Lewis friends.
Rob't Carpenter went to Chester
vile, Texas, Tuesday to look at the
country. He thinks of starting
newspaper in the Lone Star State.
M. F. Kerwin's faithful old horse,
that helped him on the farm the
past seventeen years, died Saturday.
Mike says it was like parting with an
old friend.
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.
VIM. Owen will go to Jewell juno.
ton next week to visit with his
cousin, Fred Spencer, who is road
master on the western Iowa Division
of the Northwestern Railway.
have good residence to sell or
trade for equity in Audubon county
land. Will sell OH monthly pay
ments. JOHN H. MosIEn,
= Audubon, iowa.
Rev. Ilgenfritz and daughter, o
Denison, are here visiting friends
Rev. Ilgenfritz will preach in til,
park next Sunday evening, Angus
Sth. The meeting commences at 6:3(
P. NJ. T. %
| Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth and thu
baby, who have been at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Burnsides, the past two months, will
leave for their home at Grinnell mex
Wednesday.
In order to exterminate the rats OF
his Melville township farm, Ed
Prick sent from Denver, Colorado,
box containing five cats. The DO,
arrived in Audubon with howl tia
started the town.
The recent change in the timetabl
of the q. & N. w. Ry. fixes trail,
time at Audubon like this: Arrive
9:O5 a. M, 4:30 p. IN. and SUNDAYS a
$40 p. m. Leave-9:4O a. M, 500 D.
m. and Sunday at $40.
July Goth was bridge builder job,
Wards birthday and as token of tn,
esteem in which he is held by hi
many Audubon county friends wa
presented with an elegant gold headed
ebony cane. The engraving on tn,
, gold head is the work of AL. Tharnish
of Extra.
Ed. johnson, of Sharon township
has three carloads Of fat steers which
he will ship on the Sunday specia
July Is. 10 carloads will leav,
Extra and 20 from Brayton on tn,
same train. Probably 40 carloads O
stock will leave Audubon county o,
, that train and lot ofsight-seers will
60 to Chicago with the stock.
G. A. Marlin, secretary of Audi.
bon county fair, has sent tickets fol
CHILDREN's DAY 10 every school di
rector in the county and request!
them to see that every child under II
years of age has pass to the fair. /
! any child fails to receive one the,
should call upon the director III
rectors are TO sign them instead of til,
teachers as heretofore.
The Fullerton threshing outfit got
into little trouble Tuesday, on &C
count of crossing the w. B. Davi
wagon bridge without using addi
tional plank. The heavy threshe