Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-18
The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary

Corn picking for 1897 is about
over.
Bill Williams new bus is making
regular trips to the trains.
John. wager, of Viola, has sold out
and moved to Coon Rapids.
Society will take tea with Mrs. w.
Ill. Cowles Friday afternoon.
All the latest in Souvenir Spoons,
very appropriate gifts at Cowles'.
Henry Herbert returned Wednes-
day from visit with his Atlantic
relatives.
o. Bilhaz & Son have received a
half-carload of New Home Sewing
machines.
A literary society will be organic
ed at Lincoln center some evening
next week.
! If you are looking for musical in.
struments look over O'Connelps new
stock before you buy.
/. Thoroughbred Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes for sale by. A. S. Culver, the
miller, Audubon, Iowa.
See Cowles' exhibit of watches for
Christmas stockings. You never saw
anything better or cheaper.
Francis Armstrong, of Melville, re-
ceived a carload of posts from the
Minnesota pineries last Friday.
Turkey shoot at the Fair Grounds.
Audubon, Thanksgiving day. If you
want a good time don't fail 10 attend.
Sheriff Jones will attend the an
nnal state meeting of the Iowa
sheriff's at Burlington, Dec. is and
10th.
John McFadden, of Douglas town.
ship, we are sorry to hear, is boiling
all over, his mouth being severely af-
tlicted.
The G. & N. w. R'y Co. have put
in neat little office at their yards for
Goats Bros, the hustling stock
buyers.
Frank Switzer is at Morrison, Illi-
nois, visiting resatives. Geo. Slater
is attending to Franks duties at the
G. u N. w. depot.
Karl j. Phelps, of Milton, ver-
mont, arrived here Friday to visit
his brother Bird Phelps and other
relatives two months.
Miss Bee Nash, who is attending
Miss Clark's private school at Des
Moines will come home to pass
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Fred Bloom, who is attending the
State University, was here to attend
the burial of Mrs. Theo. Myers. He
returned to school Wednesday.
Last Saturday Chauncy Gardeners
gang of ten huskers cribbed SAT
bushels OF corn in even ten hours.
That's called a big days work.
Mrs. R. AIRY, of Cedar Rapids is
, here visiting her. children, Mrs. Will
son Burnside and Sylvester Ary.
She will visit here several months.
Tuesday evening Loud Rippey was
advanced in Masonry, taking the Or
, uef Vi tiie lemple, this being the
highest that can be conferred in Au-
dubon.
Lloyd Flags left Wednesday for
Council Bluffs where he expected
position in some printing office. His
father is also looking after business at
the Bluffs.
Will O'Connell can make the price
satisfactory on gold watches intended
for Christmas gifts. He has big
line of watches, rings and other Jew
elry for Xmas.
Cowles has holiday gifts for all
members of the family, something
that will last for years apd years and
Keep your memory green in the
bosom of your dear one.
w. H. Cowles has line of holiday
goods this season that beats all his
previous efforts. Beautifully wrought
silver glftsand most elegant things in
French and Dresden China.
Mr.. N. P. Christensen, cashier of
the Stuart Bank, at Extra, will, next
Tuesday evening, at the Masonic
temple, in this city, be honored bv
having the Order of the Temple con-
ferred upon him.
A Mr.. Whitney, of Carroll, has
opened a" bucket shop" in Audu-
bon, office over Friends clothing
store. Hence now you have an OBJ
portunity to buy and sell on the Chi
cago Board of Trade.
The most beautiful of table decora.
lions, genuine cut glass; lovely and
beautiful don't tell the story. Call
and see the exhibit. We take
pleasure in showing our goods.
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
Sam Milford and Nick Miller. road
supervisors of Districts No. 9 and S,
Douglas township, have Just COM
pleted some excellent work on the
roads in their respective districts, the
Potter hill being considerably shaved
down.
Mrs. E. D. Blackman merrily en-
tertained this company of ladv friends