Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-02

lonuay evening.
Audubon Markets: Oats l5c, corn
o, wheat zoe, hogs S3.T5.
Coats Brothers shipped twenty lone
arloads of hogs this week.
Mr.. ank Mrs. George Agnew were
Visitors at Coon Rapids last week.
"Alix Gray" Fec. Gray's swift
lorse, is entered at the State Fair
aces.
John McKarahana and family return
ID Tuesday evening from their Iowa
City visit.
John McFarlane will have big
display of farm machinery at the fair
next week.
Hart s. Eddy have made big stock
tank for A. I. Miller, of North Mel
vile township.
Aug. Oelke is now employed as an
all around man at McFarlane's i'm
plement house.
Miss Lura Beason has returned to
Salt Lake City to resume her school
teaching duties.
Nate Carper, Mayor Hanna and E.
Baxter We're at Coon Rapids on legal
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Arey were at
Extra Tuesday looking after the rents
of their farm lands.
You can all enter the Novelty Race.
1t will be fun, such as we used to have
when we were boys.
Milt Jeffries, of Douglas township,
has just had big new stock barn
built on his fine farm.
Dan Fullerlon's Smelling outfit is
busy Smelling 5000 bushels of corn
for johnson Il Nelson.
Fred Weeks and wife leave Thurs
day for California. They go to bene-
fit MIR. Weeks health.
Frank Taylor and wife and daught-
er were visiting with relatives down
in Cass county, Sunday.
George Ross and Rob't Henderson
are buying carload of horses which
they will soon ship to Chicago.
Miss Loney is back from Chicago
where she bought big stock ofgoois
for her millinery store at Ute, Iowa
H. D. HOLSTER. of Melville town.
ship, has an extra smooth carload OF
hogs which he will ship in abou,
twenty days.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and children will
return Saturday from a four weeks
visit with relatives and friends al
Menlo, Iowa.
| Do you want to sell your farm? Il
SO, list it with us as we have demand
for good farms. so good farms fol
rent. NASH s. PHELPS.
1 Mack Mccall suffered the loss of
good horse the other day. A small
boy threw stick at the horse whicl
penetrated the horses head, causin.
asa,S..
Harry Soar, who is employed i
the Peoples Bank, at Des Moines, hs
Just returned from Little Rock, Al
kansas, where he passed his vacatio
of three weeks.
Ell Mr.. II. d. Hollister, OF Mevil
: township has decided to quit ii
dairy business, hence he will have
public sale this fall, sell sixty-6,
: head of cows and calves.
!. C. A. Marlin will be superintel
f tendent of gates st the great Sta
b Fair and will leave to commence h
duties next Thursday. His wife wi
8 go down next week Saturday.
II Jake Rnhs, ofsof North Melvil
j, township, will bsle hay at $l.00 p
r ton during the fall and winter. II
# Ruhs will at all times have hay I,
sale in Audubon. He is an honorab
dealer.
q Jake Ruhs has Just finish,
|. baling four carloads of hay for |
t d. Hollister, of Melville TOWNSHIP
v DIR. Hollister has stored the hay
his barn and viii hold for go,
market.
g Mrs. A. C. Darland, of Dough
j, township, returned from Atlantic
i: Tuesday evening where she has be
!. receiving medical treatment She
considerably improved in heslt
IL which, of course, adds much joy
that home.
d Frank Leet has rented 1000 scr
r of land just over in Carroll coun
s for term of ten years from Janual
l, 1899, to Mr.. Dora Barker. of Sta
o county, Illinois. Mr.. Leet is to p
p 200 of Improvements on the Ian
n Mr.. Barker will turn the farm into
Il extensive cattle ranch.
V These schools commence in Dou
d las township next Monday with 4
following as teachers: No. 6, Carr
+ Cooley. No. 1, VIII Cunningham: \
g 4, Albert Morrisey: No. 9. Jenn
/ Grumstrup: No. 3, Myrtle Randi,
d No. 5. Norah Murphy; No. 4, Ed
5: Detwiler: No. S, Oral Hughes.
ATTENTION There viii
!, mass meeting at the Hard Sersbb
= school houss, district No. s, Dongi
= township, on Saturday. Ssptemb
18th, at > O'Clock p. NJ. to make s