Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-21

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Frank Gault & Company will ship
a carload of poultry next Tuesday.
Joseph Bell has had good stone
foundation put under his resid enoe
property, in this city.
Mrs. Tom Dustin visited with her
| Audubon relatives and did some
/, shopping last Tuesday.
Jap Bolts is now living on farm in
the neighborhood of Madison, Nebras-
ka, with his brother John.
The young ladies of Extra will give
masquerade ball at the X. P. Hall,
the evning of Monday, October 25th.
B. w. Shoesmith, of North Branch,
shipped two carloads of extra fattened
cattle from Adair to Chicago last week.
Tom Lee, of Greeley, has erected a
new scale ON his farm and will buy
corn to fatten those siXty-five steers
he is fattening.
Henry Donahoe was at Audubon on
Tuesday visiting with Roadmaster
Gibbs who was in that city looking
over railroad affairs.
Miss Lena Wolf, daughter of Peter
Wolfe, of Hamlin township, came
home Tuesday evening from visit
with friends abroad
Mrs. Richards, wife of former
Extra Methodist preacher, who is Wis.,
iting Mrs. F. u. Barney, at North
Branch, was here last Wednesday.
]. ]. Dimick and son Johnny, OF
Hamlin, are feeding thirty head of
western cattle and forty head of native
cattle which they will ship next spring.
DIR. Riley, D. E. shruager and N.
T. Christensen are being advanced
further in Masonry. They are now be-
ing made knights Templar at Audu-
bon.
The two brothers of Mrs. John Hay
and John Porter, of Audubon town
ship, are here visiting them. They
are big stock farmers of Washington
county.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gwin, of south Extra township, was
made bright by the arrival of a new
twelve-pound boy baby, last Monday
morning.
Mr.. Joe Was and Miss Annastazi
Navortil, prominent society young
people of the vicinity of Crooked
Creek, were happily married the first
of the week.
George Jeffries and family will move
to town next Monday and occupy the
A. III. Baber residence, for the present.
Miss Della Baber will reside with the
Jettries family.
Elder McQuerry wishes to inform
his friends that he is getting along
very nicely and thinks that he will be
able to again occupy his pulpit one
week from next Sunday.
ID. E. Stranger has been appointed
receiver of the John H. Peters nipple.
nent business. AS vet Peters has not
been heard from and it is feared that
lie has gone to the Klondike country.
Richard Gault has rented his farm
south of town, to Mr.. Raffenborg, d
big stockman of near Wiota. Mr.. Raj
fenborg has q herd of fifty thorough
bred Hereford cattle which he will
put on the Gault farm.
John Nelson, of Edwards, Colorodo
is the new butter makes who will take
charge of the West Hamlin Creamery
! November LIST. He receives as salary
fiveand one-half per cent. of the net
income Of the creamery.
Miss Lucy Baine, who formerly re.
sided in Greeley township, but who
now lives at Table Rock, Nebraska
was married this week to a Mr.. Wini.
fred Cox. The bride is a cousin of Miss
Minnie May, of this city.
The Elgin Creamery Company paid
their patrons twenty cents pound fol
butter for the month of September
Such prices is what pleases the farmers
and is what elevates the Elgin Compa
ny in the opinion of the people.
| Gano is having an active sale ir
stoves this fall. Sold Art Garlands tC
Frank Gault, Sam Brown, Gus Gault
Bert Leamon. Heaters to Ma,
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