Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-11
Hogs $3.50, corn 9 to loc, oats 1oac

Hogs 3 $3.50, corr 9 TO lOc, oats 1O3c.
Chas. Baglcy is having a siege Of
the grip.
Hart s. Eddy's bee hive factory is
o hummer.
Jas. Hart was at Carroll on bust
ness Tuesday.
McFarlane has received a carload Of
Moline plows.
Jennie and Lizzie Roth left for
Omaha Tuesday.
Sadie Grevesmuhl is very i'll at
VIM. Cloughly's home.
Joe Moon and family moved onto
their Melville farm Wednesday.
Joe McFadden purchased u fine
family carriage Of Jones this week.
Harry Woodward has received a
fine bird from Lamb of Council
Bluffs.
The Juvenile Cornet Band was
serenading their friends Monday
evening.
Milt Jeffries' children, Douglas
township, are having a hard struggle
with the grip.
Will OConnell left Wednesday
evening to attend 10 business matters
at Council Bluffs.
Frank Mantz is giving excellent
satisfaction Is q. teacher at No. l
Douglas township.
The free textbook scheme was de-
feated in the Gray Independent Dis
trict by a vote of 10 to %.
The Board Of Supervisors will let
the contract for county road grading
April z, at ten o'clock A. N.
Frank D. Allen and wife and baby
daughter left Monday for q months
visit with her people in Kansas.
Clabe Wager, the sorghum maker,
, of Viola township, was selling his
excellent brands in Audubon Wednes-
day.
Mrs. D. l.. Freeman returned Mon.
day from Jefferson, Iowa, where she
has been assisting Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson in q cantata.
q Mrs. John McFarlane and Miss
Ford ENTERTAINED the Ladies' Mission.
d airy Society -9f tho REsashxtsEian
church Tuesday afternoon.
vi G. H. Jones sold an Ideal wind mil
o and piping for the waterworks sys
d TEN to be arranged on John Nash
n dairy farm west Of Hamlin.
Chas. Van Gorder does not recoye,
rs from the grip very rapidly. He i
now suffering ola very severe cougl
n which %stubbornly refuses to vacate
John Weighton's carload of horse,
struck a good market in Chicago, al
selling at good prices, except on.
: that was crippled during transporta.
tion.
9 Ed. Wolfe of Carroll county wa.
here Tuesday visiting his cousin,
e Machinist Wolfe. Ed. is moving on.
to a farm which he purchased nea,
. Stuart.
= Ed. Hunter, the painter, who was
here several years ago, arrived her,
Wednesday from Buffalo, New York
v and proposes to settle in Audubon
for keeps.
6 Rev. John w. Bott and wife, oi
Seymour, Iowa, are here visiting
their son, Chas. Bot. Rev. Bott ono,
occupied the Audubon and Extra NJ
E. puipits.
! Harp Wilson's game chickens
"mixed" the other day and the re,
+ suit was that one was killed, another
f had a leg broken, and another had hi!
e bill torn off.
! Joe Garrett soon moves to Port
: Byron, Illinois, where his children
will reside with his mother. Mr..
n Garnett will travel for a Chicago
wholesale grocery house.
There being no opposition John A.
Nash and Wilson Burnsides were re-
= turned as school directors by a una,r-
y imous vote. The vote for, free tex,
books stood 100 for and SO against.
u Wednesday was moving day. Geo
Thompson moved into the Nash
I house, John Ward moved into the
= Stotler house and s. D. Thayer moved
. into the house vacated by Thompson,
Mr.. P. q. Moller, the jolly and &C.
commodating manager of the Green
Bay Yards at Gray was looking after
business in Audubon Wednesday. He
states that his company will do con.
! siderable building at Gray this spring
AT the late city election Fong Wo,
the Audubon laundry man, voted.
: 1t has since been proved that Wo was
not entitled to vote, not being a citi-
zen of the United States. Judge
! Macy fined Wo 1926 and cost and the
same was promptly paid.
Fern Anderson and wife arrived in
g the city last Saturday from Audubon
! and will remain for some time visit.
7 ing with Mr.. Anderson's parents.
8 We understand that Fern has been
, offered a good position with a Chi
: cago implement house and expects to
go onto the road in a short time
Anita Tribune.
Mrs. Thos. Musson was called to
Bonneville, Iowa, Saturday, by a ,ele-
8 gram which announced the serious
illness of her sister, Mira. Burt. The
lady died before the arrival of Mrs.
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