Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-04
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Mrs. John Minor was visiting with
Johns folks, in Carroll county, last
week.
Cooney Miller, of West Dougla
township, is the father Of a new girl
baby.
Mrs. G.. B. Russell entertained
another company of friends Friday
evening.
Ed. johnson, of Sharon, shipped a
fine carload of cattle to Chicago last
Saturday
George Weighton's corn averaged
80 bushels to the acre, rs pounds to
the bushel.
r. Talbot shipped three carloads
of baled hay to St. Louis the past
two weeks.
Will Hight, OF Douglas township,
is very ill of neuralgia of the heart
and stomach.
Mrs. Geo. Weighton's sister died
recently at the old home in Carnous-
tie, Scotland.
Mrs. Layman, wife of the Evangel-
ical divine, returned Tuesday from a
visit at Atlantic.
Fred Nelson has had 200 rods OF
tiling put in on his farm in West
Douglas township.
Frank Fiscus, of Grand Junction,
Colorado, is visiting with his rela-
tives in Douglas township.
Miss Lizzie Schneider finished a
very successful term of school at No.
9, Lincoln township, last Friday.
H. M. Talbot, who is working on
new church, at Dennison, came
home Saturday to visit his family and
vote.
Bird Phelps has been released from
quarantine and is again attending to
his duties as treasurer of Audubon
county.
Jake Fiscus is about to sell his $50
acres of land just over the Shelby
county line to an eastern man at
= S25. 90 per acre.
The degree of Black Cross was con-
ferred upon Johnny Musson at God.
frey Commandery, No. A, knights
!. Templar, Tuesday night.
y Miss Myrtle Wilson is trimming
millinery at Napersvelle, Illinois
s. ;, Miss Dol Kennedy is employed fol
- the season at Fairfield, Iowa.
. Uncle Jesse Keith and wife ant
their two daughters, Nellie and Ma
>. BILE, returned Saturday from goot
. visit with relatives in Adams county
- A. Fl. Roberts returned from Chi
cago Tuesday where he bought biz
4 stock of holiday goods. He stoppe'
Sc at Mt. Pleasant and visited his fathe
s. a day.
q. Frank Bradley, of Council Bluff:
tie was here Friday and Saturday shak
er ing hands with numerous friends
re He thinks some of moving his famil
IS h'iMf r to AA paHbbep' u pe.ls .u,.,y,
OF here visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan
a. Lynch. Mrs. Granby's son arrive
TO .here Tuesday, to visit his relatives
III couple of months.
The Fiscus store has been moved t
ND Davidson's Grove. in the extrem
~, nn western part of Douglas township
un being half mile north and one mi
70 west of the old location.
is. Hans johnson, the Mayor of Kim
"a. ballton, was in Audubon Saturda
lst and purchased the material for no
to house 32 by "a feet. He reports tn
potato crop very short in his localit,
he Mr.. Plummer, the candidate fo
air Lieutenant Governor on the Demo
no cratic ticket, was in Audubon Satul
is day and did considerable hand shak
: ing. He addressed a gathering at til
Park.
= Chris Jorgensen and family, VIII
-, moved to South Dakota about fiy
i years ago, have returned to thes
400 %, parts to stay and are now at his pal
100 ents' home in northwest Hamli
township.
I'd Mr.. Smith, the ice dealer, suffere
nv the loss ola good team Friday. ii
90 was engaged in charging his ice pont
nd The team became frightened and IA
away with sharp road scraper. TIL
10. scraper cut their legs so seriousl
10 that it was necessary to shoot bot
~ horses.
to Masonic meetings: Amity Chapter
ts Thursday evening, November 4. Yer
mo itas Lodge, Saturday evening, No
rn vember 6. Godfrey Commandery
r. Tuesday evening, November 8. Ne,
70. 70. officers will be elected at meeting q
va Chapter and Commandery, hence al
-. members are urged to be present.
Miss Kemper, returned mission
pc airy from India, will address the Mel
n. Vile congregation on next Sunday
of November 18th, at O'Clock in tn
er afternoon. She is also expected t
ii. speak at Bethel at II O'clock in tn
N forenoon. All are invited to hea
" her. S. KRELL, Pastor,
se The carload of 1897 corn, shippe
~ from Hamlin Station, which we men
!, toned last week as the first carload c
the new crop on the Chicago marke
d, a. arrived in Chicago last Saturda
~ morning and graded No. 2 yellow.
That's evidence that the quality c
I'm Audubon county's corn crop is tn
ay very best.
nd Elder Howe, of Deep River, Iowa
e. | has baan aOrarad fha huInLo