Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-21

OnaDle terms. we nave q complete set OF aD-
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Gall and see US on any business you may have.
/ Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon, Iowa.
Winter apples for sale at G. NJ.
Walter Roth is stepping high these
days. New girl baby at his home.
Misa Flo Brookfield was entertain
ed by Miss Beulah Soar few days
this week.
Frank Watts and John Kate are
moving down ducks at Wall Lake
this week.
The Rock Island r. r. is having
more switching tracks laid north of
the depot.
Joe Moons 26 acres of clover was
not a Klondike yield. Only a total
of p bushels.
Mrs. Ira Whipple, of Melville town.
ship, is visiting her relatives and old
friends at Webster City.
Mrs. j. e. Smith, of Pratt, Kansas,
is passing couple of weeks with her
relatives, the Henry Schrieber family.
Professor F. P. Hooker contem-
plates building telephone line from
Audubon to Gray and on up to Man
ming.
Eugene Talbot is having a water
works system arranged in his stock
yards. Chas. Agnew is doing the pipe
work.
Miss Mable Henriksen, very
wide awake young lady, is now clerk
ing at Chris Henriksen's store, her
uncle.
Charley johnson, Sr., of Melville
township, is having a complete
water works system arranged at his
residence and stock yards.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Was
and Annastazi Navortil. Christian
Bauer and Title Dutler. Peter FIRE.
linger and Annie jennings.
Grandpa Chas. Stocking is danger
ously i'll and on account of his ad-
vanced age there are serious doubts
entertained as to his recovery.
A niece of Maurice Flynn's, who
has been visiting at his home south
west of town, lett Tuesday for her
home at Holyoke, Massachusetts.
The Rock Island Railway Company
will run its pay car again. 1t will be
in Audubon October 23d and make
the boys glad. They will pay in cash,
not checks.
This week Judge Thornell granted
Nellie Baker divorce from her hus-
band, Chas. Baker, and Sarah B. Ora
ham divorce from her husband, Ed
ward j. Graham.
Rev. Dudley will occupy the NJ. E.
] pulpit, at Dunlap, next Sunday and
Rev. joseph Stephens, of Dunlap,
will delivers sermon from the Audu-
bon M. E. pulpit.
VIM. Layland, who now resides
way down near the Cass county line,
was up this way Wednesday and
Thursday visiting old friends and at
tending to business.
A. II. Dollahide and family return-
ed Sunday evening from Arkansas and
thanked God that they were once
more in Audubon where prosperity
reigns most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Baker, who
reside northwest of town, are enjoy
ing visit from his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Baker, of Washing ton
county, Iowa, who arrived Tuesday
evening.
Rev. S. Goodsell and wife, of La
Monte, Iowa, while visiting in this
part of the State, stopped off last
Tuesday evening and visited with
their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jarman, of West Audubon.
Frank Leet has rented Sec. 81,
Melville township, to Frank White
and II. Hollister and Mr.. Birkhart
for 1913. He will have the two houses on
the big farm put in thorough repair
and couple of good barns built.
The new Presbyterian minister,
Rev. Hinkhouse, late of Lenox, Iowa,
has moved his household goods into
the parsonage. He intends to occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit the first Sun
day in November, although he may
arrange his affairs so he will be here
Sunday, October 81.
d. II. Marley, of Port Huron,
Michigan, Supreme Commander of
the Maccabees of the world, will de-
liver public lecture in Audubon the
evening of November 10th. A good
musical program will also be rendered
by Audubon and Extra Maccabees.
The Audubon tent now has a men,
bership of over fifty. The cheap in
I surance is an excellent feature, and it
is also social institution.
Last week MIR. and Mrs. Henry A.
Gleason, of Minnesota, arrived in
this city to visit with their son, DR..
G. w. Gleason and family. Tuesday
evening without any warning the old
gentleman dropped dead, the cause
being heart failure. Wednesday Rev.
Dudley conducted brief ceremony
at DR.. Gleason's residence and on the
evening train the body was shipped
to Austin, Minnesota, for interment,