Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-16
Dad Stocking is very ill.

Mrs. j. A. Kerr returns this week
from her months sojourn at Colorado
Springs.
Monday Fred Blume returned to
his law studiesat the Iowa State Uni
versity.
Hart & Eddy are putting in new
glass front in the Rice " Donaldson
restaurant.
Frank Mantz boarded the train
Monday for Iowa City where he will
attend the State University.
Work on Geo. Hoovel's new house
commences this week. Size "a X "a
with an L IA IA, two stories.
Mrs. w. M. Northup, of Douglas
township, has returned from visit
with her parents III johnson county.
G. II. Jones y Co. sold TO VIM.
Kopeska, on the Nash farm west of
Hamlin, Monday, all Ideal feed mill.
Miss Alice Moon and the Misses
Nora and May Hunt, of Melville
township, are students at the Audu-
bon schools.
Peter Rubel, of south Douglas
township, threshed Tuesday. His
oats yielded thirty bushels per acre;
wheat 10 bushels.
A. 1. LaHuquet, of Osceola, has
been here the past week organizing a
Maccabee lodge which he expects to
start on its feet next week.
Mrs. Chas. Vail,with her two chill
dren, returned Tuesday from Des
Moines where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Grosvenor.
/ VIM. Mobberly, formerly brake
man OH this branch of the Rock ISL
and, has moved to Valley Junction
and is braking on the main line.
| Mrs. John Weighton accompanied
her daughter Lois, to Davenport Sat-
urday. The young lady becomes a
student at ST. GATHERINGS Hall of
that city.
T City Marshal Carper wants it un-
derstood that lie will perform his
duty unhesitatingly, hence all wrong
doors should govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
The Park grocery store is no more.
A wholesale firm at Chicago tele-
graphed Lawyer Myers to take pos
session of the stock and ship it back
to Chicago.
Ross & Henderson shipped a carload
of fine draft horses to Chicago Tues
day-21 head of fine 1900 to 1900
pound horses. Geo. Ross accompan-
, led the stock.
u. G.. Stonebrook met at Atlantic
. Saturday evening salesman and pur-
the Christmas stock of Chinaware for
,,1,vhn,, Eos, OF nd I,oo 70
. it's an elegant line.
Geo. Mccall, of Greeley, marketed
l ten head of fine hogs with Coats Bros.
Tuesday. Enos Berry also hauled IS
head of fine porkers from his Greeley
farm which he shipped.
For unbecomiDg conduct Mayor
Hanna fined Bert Timmons $50, VIM.
Jordan $l1 and Joe Ellis 1915. John
Bailey paid his fine and again is free
n and trying TO be good boy.
A. j. ,Overholtzer and family and q
n carload of horses and household goods
' left Audubon Wednesday for theil
3 new home in Butler county, Kansas,
: where Mr.. Overholtzer owns large
i body of land. s.,
JOe Cain and Frank Horner return.
ed from Butler county, Kansas, We'd
nesdayfA. NJ. Mr.. Horner bought 9
farm in that state, trading his Audi.
" bon residence and some Manning
y property on the same.
All the "tonic" establishments are
n closed and everything on "Midway y
a is as solemn as a tombstone. Last Sat.
II urday's bowling excitement was toe
- much for the protectors of the city's
safety, hence the screws were turned
L and now there are many dry throats
q These good people also attended
y the State Fair this week. Mr.. anc
+ Mrs. @. F. Brown, Mrs. Theo. Myers
= Geo. Hoover, WIN. Cochran, E. Bax.
= ter, Frank Smith, Bert Freeman, Geo
"a Ellis, Harvey Maharg, John Mcclure
=, and wife, Pat Stanton, Chris Henrik.
!. sen.
P. Hollenbeck, division superinten.
, dent of the z. s. N. w. Ry. at Boone
will soon remove to Des Moines t
(. take the position of division freight
g agent with headquarters at De-
= Moines. Mr.. Hollenbeck is we'll and
- favorably known at this place and
y this change is source of much, regret
= Mr.. A. Fiscus, of Douglas town.
= ship is at the State Fair exhibiting
y his garden cultivator. 1t is very
handy and useful contrivance and has
: many attachments which proves it 6
a valuable tool for market gardeners
a He is receiving many compliment
for the garden cultivator and taking
many orders.
4 Henry Wilson Hanna is prosecut.
: ing attorney in the following divorce
! cases which will be heard at the DC.
= tober term of court: Maggie tackle,
q VS.. Samuel Fackler, and the petition
y states that cruelty and desertion are
! the grounds on which a Judgment il
. asked. Geo. l.. Goodwill VS.. Mary
= Goodwill, George stating that Mary
q is guilty Of the very naughty crime
4 of adultery.
1 Mr.. Nels G. Sorenson, of Sharon
a township, was in Audubon Saturday
: for the first time in six weeks. HI
il is suffering of broken leg, having
fallen off load of hay, the wheels
of the wagon passing over his leg be.