Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-01-28
Cal Marlin is a very sick man.

MrS. Clark GROSS, OF lies MONIES,
has had her pension increased.
Geo. Denniston shipped a carload
of horses to Boston, Thursday.
Emil Borkowski and Louisa Kroe-
ger have been granted a license to
wed.
AL. Zaner is passing a few days
with his uncle, Levi Zaner, south of
Extra.
Joe Moon went to Carroll Wednes-
day on business for Nash, Phelps s.
Mosier.
L. w. Harris of Montana is here
visiting his parents, Mayor and Mrs.
Harris.
Miss May Reinemund entertained a
merry company of friends Wednesday
evening.
Will Conway, of Viola township,
marketed IA head of 3SO-pound hogs
in Audubon Tuesday.
Geo. Phelp leaves Thursday for his
home at Milton, Vermont, his father
Delng dangerously Ill.
Chris Hahn is feeding $50 head of
big steers which he will ship some
time the fore part of March.
Miss Ella. Christie, of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Vermilya, for a few weeks.
AS soon as Grandpa Russell's. health
will permit he will be moved from
Stoughton, Wisconsin, to Audubon.
Mr.. John McKarahan's sister, who
hes been visiting him the past few
weeks, left for West Branch, lows,
Tuesday.
We have ordered a number of nice
styles of type to be used only in jim
RusselPs advertisements. Watch for
his new ad.
Miss Fannie Mathews, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, arrived Thursday and is
Installed as type writer in John Mo-
sier's law office.
Mrs. B. S. Phelps left Wednesday
evening for a visit with friends at
Des Moines and Jefferson. She will
return home Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya leaves for Des
Moines about March LIST to buy new
goods and study the spring and sum-
mer styles in millinery.
Thirty-three new subscribers added
to the Journals big army ofsubscrib-
ers during the month of January.
See list in another column.
A. w. Kelso, of Des Moines, assist
ant division superintendent of the
Rock Island Railway, was looking
around Audubon Wednesday.
Wallace Van Gorder and family
leave Thursday for their new home
at Newton. They carry with them
the best wishes of all Audubon.
Four dollars and a quarter for hard
wheat Flour.
AL. zANER, Audubon.
A~SMies NJ. a. Moore, of Pueblo. Col
orado, arrived Tuesday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Woodward
aud her numerous Audubon friends.
Geo. Gill, of Hamlin township,
was in Audubon Wednesday with so
head ofhogs that averaged 3O5 pounds
which he sold to AL Sheets at $50
per hundred.
The Catholic, people have been
offered the use of three rooms on the
south side in which to conduct their
fair. They will probably accept two
Of the rooms.
John Kate's educated dog is much
admired by dog fanciers. Last week
the owner refused $4,000 for the
g%reat-grand father of Hates dog.
And now Kate says no money can
buy his dog.
County Auditor Lohner and his
deputy have completed the assessors
books of the various townships and
placed them in the hands of the asses
sors who are already marching
through the land.
Martin Mortensen, who came nea
being elected assessor ofSharon town
ship by a unanimous vote, was at the
Court House Wednesday taking pos
session Of the books and will at once
commence his assessing duties.
Mis- Larsen is moving his Danish
printing office to Elkhorn this week.
where he will soon the
publication of a small farm paper.
He will also print a number of reli-
gious books in the Danish language.
James Lee has received a six
months-old St. Bernard dog from
Alma, Nebraska, at a cost of about
$50. The pup is registered and
weighs about so pounds. A st. Ber-
nard dog recently died that had a
record of saving ITO human lives.
The knights of Pythias banquet
the evening of January 21st was at
tended by one hundred and sixty peo-
pie and was a success in every respect.
The answers to the toasts were all
ably handled, but all present voted
the medal to Rob't G. Rice's humer-
GUS toast-the ladies.
1 have 60 acres of land, good build
ings, handy to town, fine orchard.
Will accept on payment a $1,000 resi-
dence property in Audubon. Mort
gage on land, S900-due in four years.
/" Hayseed" Guernsey is in Audubon
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