Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-10

Corn Z to 12c, oats lie, hogs 50. 90
to $500.
Miss Kate Stocking is visiting with
Extra friends.
Al. Friend is at Creston visiting
his parents.
VIM. Bailey moved his family to
Harlan last Sunday.
Fred Wilkins was with friends near
Greenfield part Of last week.
VIM. Cloughly and John Reine-
mund will go to Texas next week.
Tom Burwell went to Chicago,
Wednesday, with a carload of cattle.
Davy Soar has had the front of his
harness foundry nicely smoothed with
paint.
Culver & Kelley will ship a carload
of bran and shorts to New York City
Friday.
Mrs. S. E. Bailey is at Des Molnes
for ten days attending N. E. camp
meeting.
Arthur Palmer and Hattie Hiskie
were made a happy husband and wife
one day last week.
James Turner and, wife, Of Anita,
were here three days this week, guests
at the S. A.. Culver home.
Mrs. Bell, of Greeley township, has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Hoover, the past few days.
Chris H%enriksen, Martin Esbeck
and Geo. Hoover are taking in the
races, at Omaha, this week.
Mrs. Jas. Chandler and Mrs. Burch
left for Marshalltown, Sunday, to
attend the w. r. c. convention.
Mrs. Chris %Justensen's birthday was
appropriately celebrated by a compa-
ny of friends last Saturday evening.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line of
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
A. j. Cooley and wife were in
Guthrie county last Sunday visiting
their son, a prosperous farmer of that
section.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and two daught-
ers are at Cambridge, Illinois, visit
ing with Mr.. Smiths people for a
few weeks.
j. G. Anderson, of Sharon town.
ship, sold to johnson & Nelson this
week 1900 bushels of 1895 oats at 15c
per bushel.
VIM. Sheets and James Blake, of
Melville township, marketed. home
grown Strawberries in Audubon last
and this week.
Ex-senator Andrews has moved
his family to his fruit farm, near
Extra, where they will remain DUR
ing the summer season.
VIM. Kolbe's team ran away last
! y and regardless Of the fact that
i they ran over a mile nothing was
broken or the horses injured.
Miss Emma Culver, who has been
trimming during the millinery season
at Unionville, Missouri, will arrive
home the last part of this week.
Anna Bertleson and Carrie Stafford,
students at the Iowa School for the
Deaf, at Council Bluffs, arrived at
their Audubon homes Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Owen has received a
wooden hen, more Familiarity known
as an incubator which she will have
do her Matching in her poultry yard.
NJ. NJ. Mogg, Jake Mogg, Harve
Saturday morning for Kildare, Okla
homa, where they will remain until
fall.
John McGuire's big elevator road
grading machine was laid up at Greg
Wolte's hospital, Wednesday, on &C.
count of the breaking of a large gear
wheel.
Mrs. John Weightion left. Tues
day evening, for Des Moines to be
present at the musical graduation sx-
~ercises of her friend, Miss Blanche
Patterson, of Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Ferguson, par
ents of Mrs. w. H.'Cowles, are enjoy
ing this. week at the home of Rob't
Henderson, in Cameron, and at Chas.
McLaughlin's, e Gray.
Fred Coon, of Brooklyn, Iowa, is
here visiting his brother, Ollie Coon,
assistant cashier in the Commercial
Bank. Mr.. Fred Coon is instructor
in the Brooklyn High School.
VIM. Owen and Fred Butterton
have locked horns in a law suit.
Owen wants $99. 90 damage on account
of Mr.. Butterton draining some land
which overlooked a stream on Owens
land.
Marriage licenses issued since last
issue of Jouranl: Jorgen Marcusen
and Mathea Larsen. George M. Burt
and L. NJ. Hoyt. Hans Albertson
and Lena johnson. Arthur Palmer
and Hattie Hiskie.
John German, who was injured by
the county, bridge giving away in
section 20, Leroy township, has pre-
scented n claim for damouoo RI tho