Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15


/, Wednesday. 90 a gear
Tom Musson was at Atlantic Tues.
day.
Woods Soar is reading law at VIM.
Wonn's law office.
DR.. Gleason boughta fine buggy of
McFarlane, Monday.
f Corn II to 12c, oats 9 to lie. wheat
40 to SOC, eggs &c, hogs $3.50.
The front of AL. Zaner's building
is being nicely frightened up with
paint.
Easter program at the M. E. church
next Sunday evening by the Sunday
School.
John Lindstrom, employed at the
roller mill, is the father of a new
123 pound boy.
Mrs. A. A. Talbot of Carroll was
a welcomed visitor at her son Char
ley's home Tuesday.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
= Ed. Beason is back from Council
'ts where he vas assisting Judge
IN conduct United States court.
Henderson shipped a car
loaa . to Chicago last Sunday
via the IL nd fast stock train.
Messner Or 'epted a position
with Burton " N's Mexican
band. He will toot IN several
months.
At a a meeting Tuesday ing
Godfrey Commandery decided H.
serve Ascension day with a%ppropria
services.
Ed. Bilharz returned from Chicago
Thursday where he whiled awav a
few days buying a big stock of new
spring goods.
Alba Haywood, great personator,
will be at the Russell Opera House
April %, under the management of
the Audubon band.
Mrs. Krell, who has been here Wis
lting her son, the Rev. Krell of the
Audubon circuit, left for her home.
at Creston, Wednesday.
Easter service at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, when Rev.
Cahill will address Godfrey Comman-
derry, No. A, Knights Templar.
Mrs. Jens Marquesen, who has
been suffering the past month on &C.
count of an abscess on her Jaw, was
relieved Wednesday by a surgical
operation.
BLACK LEe.-Any stock raiser
wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au-
dubon, Iowa. u
Mr.. VIM. o. Ellis and Miss Eva NJ.
Foster were made husband and wife.
Sunday last. The bride is the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foster, of Cameron township:
The office of state fish commissioner
has beeu abandoned and those duties
Will henceforth be looked after by q
state game warden. Each county is
to have a deputy warden who will
strictly enforce the game and fish
laws. -
Mrs. Myra Perry died Thursday
morning at-her AssmMee-at GaIesbaFe.
Iowa, aged sixty years. Cause 81.
Edeath, cancer OF. the stomach. The de-
ceased was a sister of Mrs. hi Talbot
and Mrs. John Minor of Audubon,
who were with her when she passed
away.
Nine new subscribers added ia. the
Journals list this week. The Jour-
nal is newsy and only costs $1.OO If
you pay up in advance we will send
the Homestead free to January 1,
1898. Don't you think that a gener-
GUS snap for these hard timer? The
same price to all-$l.O0.
County bridge builder John Ward
expects to have a gang of men busy
on Audubon county work next week.
He has been delayed in his work on
account of the failure eftimber to ar
rive from the south, the high water
interfering seriously with the rail-
ways. He has ten carloads on the
road.
Miss AIDA Detwiler, daughter of
MI. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler, of Lin
coin township, is now employed as
teacher in the Fonda schools with a
salary of $4,000 per month. Miss Det-
wiler is q successful teacher and we
are pleased to understand that her
services are being appreciated at Fon-
da. Miss Carrie Detwiler is teaching
at No. z, Douglas township, this
county.
Chas. Russell, ST., arrived from
Stoughton, Wisconsin, Tuesday and
intends to make his home in Audi
bon henceforth with his sou, G. B.
: Russell. The old gentleman il in his
95th year and is still quite active
physically and mentally. In order
for the old gentleman TO travel more
> safely he was accompanied by a
. neighbor, Dan'l Buckman who re-
turned on the first train east. He in
tends to soon go to Clarinda to visit
his namesake Chas. Russell, Jr.
Wednesday night of last week a
dapple grey horse, a fine i~ye-year-
old valued at 800 was stolen from
. Fred Tessman's barn in Cameron
township, a few miles north of Au-
dubon. Sheriff Jones was notified OF
the theft and he Immediately com
8 menced a vigorous searching, tele-
graphing to surrounding towns -des-
criptions of horse and of a stranger
who had been seen about Cameron
township. Sunday the thief, G. M.
Thomas, was arrested at Bedford,