Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-25

Hogs $3.50, corn 10c to lie, oats
103c, barley 10 to 15c.
Audubon Fair Mccall was at
Extra on business Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Kennedy and Mamie
Cunningham were with Manning
friends last week.
E. N. Taggart is having a big hog
house and poultry house erected on
his farm near Nelson.
The Jones farm machinery ware
house, Wednesday received a carload
of Rock Island plows.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
j. F. Consigny, one of Audubon's
former big merchants, orders the
JOURNAL. sent to his new home at
Eugene, Oregon.
John Kate will return from Chica-
go Friday where he has been several
days buying new goods for his cloth
ing and shoe store.
Miss Bertha Musson, a student at
Mt. Vernon college, is passing this
week of vacation at the home of her
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Thos. Musson.
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 us.
c. G. Palmer, whohas been ill the
past year is now improving. During
his illness the disease destroyed one
of his eyes and the doctor removed q
very large abscess.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Blackman en-.
tertained the Columbian Club last
Monday evening. The program wa,
very interesting and Melted a nice
sum for the library fund.
Fred Buthweg was the first mer.
chant to introduce strawberries in
the Audubon market this year,-nic,
Florida berries at 25c per quart. HI
will receive another invoice Saturday
morning.
Thos. Walker has sold his COWS anC
milk route to Mr.. Eric Iversen, o
Elkhorn. Mr.. Brown has sold hi
milk business to Nels Nelson. Boil
the new milkmen have CONSOLIDATED
their businesses and the firm is knowI
as Nelson Il Iversen.
The school at No. S Melville town
ship closed last Friday. That even
ing the pupils rendered a program
that was full of merit and was large
ly attended by interested people
Miss Jennie Oliver is pronounced ON
of Audubon county's best teachers.
, j. A. Raabe moved his cigar factor,
to Audubon to-day. He complain
that he was not patronized by HON
dealers as he felt his goods merited
We can say for Mr.. Raabe that h
I made ,the,ibest, cigar aver put up il
Harlan, and we regret the fact Of hi
removal 1t fs the same old story al
/. his predecessors told.-Harlan Amer
: lean.
VIM. Mccormick, q good farme
who has resided in north Hamlil
township, the past ten years, has sol
: his farm and next week goes with hi
s family to California where they hav
: relatives and where they will estab
fish a new home. MIR. McCormic'
carries with him Hayseed's" bles
/, j, sing and the good wishes of many
many friends.
Nels j. Boose, of Oakfield town
ship, was in Audubon Wednesda
| and performed a marriage ceremon,
r uniting Mr.. J. A. Raabe, of Harlan
to Mrs. Eldorado Martin, Of this city
The happy couple were congratulate
by many friends and will make thei
homo in Audubon. Mr.. Raabe is
Q cigar maker and will establish a fac
' tory in this city.
: The teachers of South ester
Iowa will meet at Council Bluffs o
f. April /, 2 and 8. A number of teach
: ers Of this county will attend. o
= the program we notice that Professo
= F. P. Hooker, Of the Audubon schools
! |. and Professor C. w. johnson, of tn
Extra schools, will address the cou
veulion, the former on Tho Valu
o of a Commercial Department in
: High School" and the latter o
: "Paddle Your Own Canoe"
Mrs. Vint Rose died Monday morn
ing the cause, of death being the rup
ture of a blood vessel, produced b
8 violent coughing. The body wa
: buried in the Audubon cemeter
l Wednesday afternoon with services a
, the Presbyterian church by Rev. Ca
!, hill. The deceased was born i
Mobiles county, Ohio, and was abou
forty-eight years old at her death
She was the mother Of eleven chill
dren, eight of whom and q husban
she leaves to mourn.
James Foster, of Cameron town
ship, who lost his home last week b
y fire, is liable to experience som
trouble in obtaining his $500 polio
a in tho Cedar Rapids Company
When the property vas insured ther
y was a $4,000 first mortgage on Nj
Fosters place and afterward a secon
mortgage of @40O was placed on tn
farm. MI. Foster failed to motif
: the insurance company regarding tn
Q placing of the second loan and thi
the company thinks sufficient reaso
: to make the policy of no force, bu
still the company's adjuster extend
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