Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-04
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new boy baby.
VIM. Roberts lost a good horse
Tuesday night.
Cerenoge boys raised 500 bushels OF /!
wheat this year. They sold most of
it last week to Burnside at zoe per
bushel.
Emerson Roberts and wife, of At
lantic, were guests of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Russell,
Saturday.
Eighteen new subscriptions added
to the Journals list this week. See
names of the new subscribers on our
Extra page.
The annual Sunday School Conven-
ton will be held at the NJ. E. church,
in Gray, Sunday afternoon and even
ing, November 14th.
Arizona copper mine stock is going
up. Those who bought at zoe are
now pleased to find the stock has adj
vanced to SOC per share.
New township officers Of Leroy:
j. Shinglelecker, trustee.
Fl. M. Talbot, trustee.
II. S Foulk, constable.
Miss Eva Rice's health has so much
improved at Laurel, Nebraska, that
she has engaged to teach the winter
term OF a country school.
Having decided to move to Coon
Rapids DIR. H. E. Jewell has sold his
residence property, at Viola Center,
to Chas. Boyton for $4,000.
Mr.. Sam Mclaughlin has been
offered position as advertising So
licitor for the st. Paul Globe and ex-
poets to soon leave for that city.
The Danish lodge Skiold is prepar-
ing theatrical play which will soon
be presented at the Russell Opera
House. Dance after the theatre.
1 Last week Eugene Talbot sold
!. corload of 1926 pound cattle to Ed.
Northup and Mr.. Northup shipped
Il them with another carload to Chicago.
g Mrs. Jas. McDermott and Mrs. Jas.
Shuts, of Anita, arrived Saturday
evening to visit with their cousin,
Il Mrs. Jas. McNutt, of Hamlin, for a
. week.
Roy Funk and his pretty photo
n brown mustache attended the Conn
y rardy party, south of Extra, Satur-
= day night. Sunday he went to At
y lantic for fun.
J. Every day last week Morg Terry
l. picked and cribbed seventy bushels of
Is corn. He believes that in frosty
weather he could handle one hundred
20 bushels in a day.
S. Grace Keller, niece of A. j. Phil
u lips, is at the Fred Butterton home
south of town, dangerously ill of in
ID tlammation. Her mother, of Des
A. Moines, is at her bedside.
"a A 120-acre, clear, Nebraska farm il
y. good neighborhood, three miles from
l. town, to exchange tor 40 acres neal
lg Audubon or Extra. Inquire o.
Ell r. L. HARRIS, Dentist.
81 VIM. Layland has sold his SO-acr,
=, farm in Sec. 81, Leroy township, tt
49, w. H. Conway for $4,000. Mr.. Con.
:. way will move onto the farm Marcel
70, 70. LIST next. The deal was made by Ed
~ Beason.
10 Harvev Mahavg. of Melville town
III ship, plowed up fifty acres OF seede,
ed land last fall. He planted it to corr
) and now he reports the yield sixt
bushels to the acre, eighty pounds t
=. the bushel.
ne The ladies of the Columbian Gu
IN. are arranging to present female min
lie strel show, all home talent. 1t will
be cracker-jack and Russell's oper
/, house can't accommodate the peopl
a ~ who will want to attend.
90 Uncle Sam has granted a pension O
he 5000 per month, with back pay
". amounting to $500, to Mr.. e.
or Freeman, of this city. Mr.. Freeman
o. is deserving soldier and we regre
IT. the amount was uo.SlS.00 per month
k Saturday Albert Speace sold his so
he acre farm, in section 5, Douglas town
ship, to Peter A. Salmonsen, of Shell
no by county, the price being $3.50 pc
We acre. Mr.. Speace has rented the farm
ese for 1898. The deal was made by job
r. Minor.
IN MAIDS Wonsmos, who formerly RAJ
blacksmith shop in Audubon,
ed building residence for his family O
ne the corner, Just east of the Share
I'd. Separator Creamery. Next spring h
an will put up blacksmith shop on til
he same corner.
~ Otto Larsen, sold his S0-acre farr
VI northeast of Elkhorn to MAIDS Peter
:, sen at $35 per acre. Mr.. Larsen wa
~ in Audubon Wednesday and bough
= of Nash u Phelps, the Isaac Fiscus
~ place, 100 acres, in Section II and q
y, Douglas township.
of Miss Ella Fisher gave ex cellen
III satisfaction as teacher of the fall tern
of school which closed Saturday a
H. No. 2, Greeley township. She ha
j. been engaged to teach the white
" term of the Mantz school, north c
he town. The services of a good teache
tn are always in demand.