Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-30
Ed Beason is visiting at Red Oak.

of cattle.
Mrs. q. II. Jones was very i'll the
first of the week.
Geo. Gray went to Omaha Monday
night on business.
Frank Leet was at Sioux City
three days this week.
Tim Beason and j. Shingledecker
are having large hog houses built.
Mrs. Harp Wilson left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Michigan.
Frank Leet and Frank Herndon are
at the Guthrie county fair this week.
Enoch Emery, of Melville, return
ed Tuesday from visit to Chicago.
L. M. Zion, who has been very
i'll for several days of lumbago, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Moody, of Lincoln township,
is.visiting this week with her son Joe
and family.
1 A license to wed was issued this
week to Geo. Rasmussen and Marie
Christensen.
D. P. Repass and family Sundayed
at the John Cameron home in Lin
coin township.
Mr.. Bowman, of Coon Rapids, will
move back to his Viola township
farm next year.
/ w. H. Jump is now ready to fill
orders for his scoop board. Examine
them before you buy.
Woods Soar left Tuesday for Ann
Harbor, Michigan, where he will at
tend college for year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Sr.,
of east Melville township, were Sum
day visitors at Atlantic.
w. X. Rodgers, proprietor of the
Iowa House, contemplates selling out
here and moving to Kansas.
Rees Dickey, of Douglas township,
: is at Sioux City this week to buy
two carloads of feeding cattle.
The Danish society "Sjold'' will
give a grand ball at the G.. A. r.
hall Thursday night of this week.
! Rev. Clemmer and family left
Wednesday for their new location
about twenty miles south of Sioux
City.
Mrs. AL. Dickey and baby, of CAL
houn county, is visiting at the home
of her father-in-law in Douglas
= township.
Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter and H. Grif-
J. fin, of Viola township, have returned
from Lewis, Iowa, where they visit
; OH their cSck sietor
G.. II. Jones sold wagons Tuesday
to Ed. Bates and T. F. Browning
Also put mp q windmill on the
Barlow farm this week.
Il Clark McIlvane and Fred Brad
J. shaw returned Monday from Dakota
: where they have been threshing on
e Tom Musson's big farra.
Valentine Leonard, of Douglas
e township, isin the front row of pros
> perity. His % acres of wheat aver.
aged 16 bushels to the acre.
8 John Rspschling, of north Melville
!, township, hiss very lame hand, the
result of running rusty nail in the
4 feshy part of that member.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Walker and
Mrs. E. Bilharz drove to Viola We'd.
nesday and pleasantly passed the day
} at the G. II. Earheart home.
Two years ago T. F. Green traded
two calves for two wagon loads Of
:. pumpkins and the other day bought
the same calves at $40 a head.
LAST week Harvey Maharg sold fin,
pedigreed bull to Sam Randles, o.
Lincoln township, and also one t.
Chris Petersen, of Shelby county.
Rob'tS. Kelley, of southwest Leroy
: township has rented farm Of 10(
acres in Republic county, Kansas
, onto which he will move the lattel
) part of January.
] Wills Staley is building neat bricl
: cave for Mike Kerwin, of Douglas
! township. He also put in one of hi
famous cisterns for VIM. Armstrong
: of Melville township.
d Mrs. Mike Foley and little daugh.
: ter of Viola township, leave this
:. week for Morris, Illinois, to visit
relatives and all old friends, whom
they have not met for eight years. 9
A republican caucus to nominate q
) township ticket, will be held at the
Melville center school house the
evening of October 4th, Monday. A
prominent speaker will be present
: and address The meeting.
Chas. McLeran will leave soon after
October LIST for Omaha to complete
his dental studies. His work has al.
. ready provenshighly satisfac tory and
! after this finishing course will fix
teeth with the best of 'em.
!, Isaac Fiscus, of Douglas township,
sold his farm to Nash s. Phelps Sat.
urday, and Sunday, accompanied by
J old gentleman Arney, left by team
for parts unknown. 1t is supposed
they are bound for Indiana.
) At the school meeting in Douglas
township, NJ. F. Kerwin was re-.
elected secretary and Rees Dickey
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