Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-11

tisement in this p'api'est Ma!n aa5tH:-
Jesse Snively is mighty proud of
bis new boy baby, born March 6.
Coney Low has moved onto the
VIM. Layland farm, southwest Of
town.
: Thee. Christensen will open up his
new Danish restaurant in the Larsen
building next week.
John Kate has placed II National
cash register in the business depart
ment of his big clothing store.
Frank Leet and a. Boysen leave for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, next Monday
and expect to be absent ten days.
G. w. Hansen has moved his tailor
shop over RusselPs store where he
will be pleased to measure you for a
spring suit.
John Sherman, Tuesday, heard
from his brother Fred whom he had
not heard from for seven years.
He is at Nevada City, California,
and sent his brother John a long &C.
count of his marriage to Miss Lily
Jane Oregon which occurred Feb. 90.
The Columbian Club ladies pro.
pose to boom the library fund this
year and have adopted this method
which they think will be a winner.
Each member is to draw SOC from the
clubs treasury and invest it in some
thing sure to yield gigantic returns,
and the lady who shows the best rec
ord is to be presented with a crown.
Now watch those business women
make the soc grow.
New subscribers added to the Jour-
nal this week:
S. L. Mantz, Audubon, Iowa.
F. B. Davis, Audubon, Iowa.
y. p. Coon, Audubon, Iowa.
Alex Ferguson, Audubon, Iowa.
Jacob Marcusen, Audubon, Iowa.
Peter. Brodersen, Kimballton, Ia.
Chris Hansen, Elkhorn, Iowa.
Jas. Dalrymple, Seaton, Illinois.
S. G. Hoyt, Panora, Iowa.
Cecilia Soar, Sycamore, Kansas.
Chas. Essington, Pierce, Nebraska.
Owen Davis is confined to his home
on account of coming in too close
contact with a yearling Jersey bull,
which he purchased lately. The Jer-
sey weighs about 400 pounds and
savagely attacked Mr.. Davis one day
last week and with one of his sharp
horns cut a severe cash OF Mr.. Davis's
leg, knocking him down and in such
a position against a fence that MIR.
Davis could not escape. He was COM
PEELED to hold the furious brute by
hors and shout for help which was
close at hand.
If "One of the Farmers" of Cam
8 eron township, who wishes to bonl-
bard the statesmen of Audubon, viii
sign his real name to his communica.
, !, tions we will publish the same. We
: don't require the name for publica.
ton, but as a cushion between the
EDITORS skull and,tho@ who will roar
: OF late we have received several un'
Q signed communications and of course
could not publish the same. TIL,
Journal is eveE5oody's paper and W.
are always lady to publish articles
Of public ysrest provided the autho'
2 Is NOV US.
Ars ~saenrietta Rogers purchased
II the IA. Jones & Go. stock of farm
3. mactfylery and the warehouse nea
3 the .Nock Island depot of Receives
JoRi McKarahan for. the sum O
$3.50. Mrs. Rogers will continu,
y re business and has placed the man.
,sfagement of the same in the hands O
y Mr.. G. H. Jones. Joe Moody will
9 continue as salesman with the new
firm. Mr.. Jones was at Omaha ant
Council Bluffs this week, buying new
goods and already is ready for tn
spring campaign. Everybody viii
be pleased to learn that Gill will b
pushing business at the old stand
. The deal was made Monday.
L A. j. Baily the carpenter, returned
Saturday from q two weeks visi
with relatives and old companions i,
% Champaign and Livingston counties
e Illinois. While in Chicago Frida,
afternoon, going from the Alton dc
n pot to the Rock Island depot, thre
men suddenly surrounded him at
point on the street where there hap
pened to be no people and with gun
9 at his head commanded that he holt
up his hands or they would immedi
ately force him to retire from tn
scenes of earth. He complied will
the request and they relieved him o
Sl8.85 and a revolver The robber
pleasantly vanished from his presenc
is and all efforts of the police failed t,
capture the bold bad men.
Peter Locks. of Atlantic, is at tn,
IL Rock Island depot making a muci
needed improvement and one tina
O will be u business drawer for tn,
great Rock Island Route. He is build
ing a cold storage room for the bene.
: fit of the Separator Creameries tina
ship from Audubon, hence the butter
: can be handled from the creameries a
any time and placed in the cold stor
age room and kept in good condition
until the arrival of the refrigerator
h car. The cold storage room will b'
G 8 by 10 feet and in the construction
i $500 feet Of flooring and three key
Of nails will be consumed. The ic,
receptacle will hold one ton of ic,
and the supply will come from At
lantic. This does away with butter
/ haulers waiting in the hot sun will
6 one hundred tubs of butter for tn,
. a. ,rs ro1 ~ thn nnT.srn,,t>. ~. 49,.