Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-17

Ask Charley wilkins about that
pig story.
One of Owen Davis best horses
died Monday.
Jones sold a fine family carriage to.
Mack Mccall.
Grant Stonebrook's children are
down with chicken pox.
Tuesday John Norris boarded the
train for Wichita; Kansas.
Wills Staely is making a 100 barrel
%cistern for T. b. Kerwin.
There are indications that a separa-
tor creamery will soon be established
at Gray.
Theo. Morrow left Monday for
good long visit with relatives at Gin
%cinnati, Ohio.
Will Baylor and Hugh Delahoyde
left Thursday for an outing of two
weeks at Okoboji.
A series of tennis games, on the Au-
dubon court, will commence June IL
and last until August.
VIM. Goats and brother, stockmen of
Carroll, were looking after business
in Audubon, Tuesday.
George Egan, of south Melville
township, is mighty proud of his
new boy, born last week.
A big crowd of ladies' of Audubon
and Melville picniced in the VIM.
Humphreys grove Tuesday.
By the breaking of buggy axle
Sunday, Frank Adams had his good
right hand seriously lacerated.
j. F. Frazier, the photographer,
departed Wednesday for Spirit Lake
where he will remain until fall.
Colonel Pat Mcmahon returned
Wednesday from a three days jolly
visit with relatives east of Atlantic.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
Chas. Bagley's nephew, ofAtlantic,
has been assisting in Mr.. Bagley's
loan and abstract office the past few
days.
Robert Garnett and family left,
Monday, for Coonriver, twenty-three
miles distant, to fish and rough it for
q week.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line of
spring patterns YER brought to this
county.
Mrs. Patterson, wife of Carroll
banker, was here visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Weighton the fore part of
this week.
Will Hamilton, farm hand of Som
ers Brothers, is putting in his fifth
week nursing a seriously infamed
knee joint.
Ella Moore, who has been setting
type OF McClure's paper, at Fonta-
nellie, is'bere to visit with her parents
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Csc Foley, of Viola
township, were in town Wednesday
to have their daughters eyes correct
ed by a surgeon.
Mrs. W. w. Smith and two daught-
ers returned Monday morning from
their two weeks visit with relatives
at Cambridge, Illinois.
! At Sam Mulford's place, in Doug
las township, Tuesday, two boys and
two dogs killed forty-three rats-all
from one hole in the ground.
Hans Albertson, Audubon; Rob't
Smith, North Branch and w. w. Per-
rine, Gray, are new subscribers added
to the Journal list this week.
w. D. Krahl, late of Kansas and
Oklahoma, who is nov tilling the
Gray farm, south Of the poor farm, is
enjoying a visit from his brother, of
Chicago.
Mrs. Preston and two children, of
Morrison, Illinois, are here to visit a
month with the lady's sister, Mrs. j.
F. Russell, and her father, Mr.. j.
Burdick.
j. r. Pound, Grant Stonebrook
and Will Roberts fished all day in the
Botna and returned at night crosser
than a cross-cut saw, their catch be-
ing eight minnos.
John Lidd is agent for The Best
Steam Laundry, of Des MONIES. Leave
your laundry at Lidd's before Tues
day evenings train and receive the
same Friday evening.
John Kate will enjoy a couple of
weeks with his brother-in-law, at
Trinidad, Colorado, and also do a lit
tie mountain fishing. He will leave
on the Sunday train, June 9th.
Frank Watts and family returned
Tuesday evening from a six weeks
visit with relatives at and near Pome-
roy. MI. Watts and his son., Harry,
travelled part of the way on bikes.
The baby boy now being on the
quick road to recovery Mr.. b. S.
Phelps and family will board next
Sundays train for an outing of a
month at Colorado Springs and Man.
itou Springs, Colorado.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, VIII o has been
employed as head millinery trimmer
in a large department store at Three
Rivers, Michigan, will visit with her
no rantas M. apd Nro Horp yU;l,o,