Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-18

"Hayseed" Guernsey at audubon every
The JOURNAL and Toledo Blade for
only 1928 cash.
Mrs. JAS. Goodwill, of Melville
township, is dangerously i'll.
A motion has been filed for a new
trial of the Sawyer will case.
The grip has jim Chandler, max
ing the alderman mighty sick.
Striker, the Kansas City horse buy
err has picked up a carload OF horses
in Audi bon this week.
johnson s. Scott have had their
machine shop placed i'll excellent con-
dition for spring work.
Musson's markets-Corn 1Oc-old
~ to 13c, oats 8 TO l03c O. l3r, bar
ley 10 to 15c, wheat 80 to SOC.
Rasmus Rasmussen is having a
small engine placed in his blacksmith
shop-the old Wonsmos place.
Theo. Christensen wa at Carroll
Tuesday buying goods for his new
restaurant in the Mis- Larsen building.
Mrs. Ira Whipple, of Melville
township, has been called to STAN
hope, Iowa, by the death of a rela-
tive.
Dan Sampson, one of those big stock
feeders of Viola township, purchased
an Ideal wind mill of Gill Jones last
week.
Johnny Musson has engaged in a
new industry-sendsa wagon through
the county gathering eggs. lie pays
74c cash.
Grandpa Eagan, of North Greeley
township, is complaining because the
cholera is moving down his lost fall
crop of pigs.
Chris Hansen has purchased the
creamery property-four acres, and
will have a new house built for HIM
self and family.
Harry Fox, division superinten-
dent of the Rock Island Railway was
at Audubon Tuesday inspecting the
company's property.
Chris P. Hansen, the blacksmith,
soon leaves for P%attensberg, Missouri,
where he has relatives and where he
expects employment.
John Kate is having counters and
shelving made for his new shoe de-
partment. He is to have q fine stock
which will arrive o
At St. Mary's church Wednesday
Father Gleason conducted services ir
memory of St. Patrick, Ireland's pat.
ron saint. The attendance was very
large.
A. l.. Jones, father-in-law of Mr.
Wilson was taken to the Clarinds
asylum Thursday of last week. Tit
old gentleman is in feeble health and
over seventy -four years old.
Carson Ohm of Melville township
is a very sick man, the worst spell Of
{ sickness, he says, that has attacked
him for 40 years. We trust the good
!, man will recuperate swiftly.
John Ward, the county bridg.
builder, has shipped a carload o.
, tools to a northern county where h,
, has a contract. He has the contract
for building bridges in eleven lowe
counties.
, Wednesday Ed. Bilharz received
box of delicious fruits from Califor.
j, MIA, a gift from his parents who hav,
been passing the winter in that State
. Mr.. and Mrs. Bilharz have deferred
arriving home before about April 1
Greg Wolfe has just completed
,, fine aquarium which will be place.
: in Tom Wilhelm's nicely arranged
! drug store. Mr.. Wilhelm soon goe
to Omaha TO procure an assortment OF
gold and silver fish and aquarium
: ornaments.
! Rev. Father Gleason went to at.
lantic Wednesday evening 10 visi'
Father Foley who is suffering of
J lame ankle. Rev. Gleason will 20 Il
!. Atlantic next Sunday morning and
{ say high mass on account OF Rev,
Foley's inability.
Bertha Smith aud Hattie Hischke
who have been IN the county Jail the
: past three months, charged with
being indiscriminate in the merchan.
disc of person, were before the Dis.
!, trit court Wednesday and Oh account
!, of a lack of evidence were discharged
Hence the ladies are again breathing
. the air of freedom.
!, The members Of the Audubon
!, Agricultural Association met at Au.
!, dubon last Tuesday and selected Sep.
. TENDER 6, Z, 8 and 8, as the dates O,
the fair for 1897. The purses of tn,
speed ring will figure up TO eve1
$1,000. The race track is to he i'm.
proved at an expense of $3.50 and til,
! track cut down to an exact half mile
The officers promise that the fair o.
this year will be a hummer all of tn,
3 four days.
;, Charley Kringel writes from Au.
: dubon to send his paper there as he il
!. now located in that thriving town
: We presume that he will engage il
business, as that was his intention
when he decided to leave tho farm
and remove from Shelby county
t The Kringels are desirable c~itizent
and we regret to have them leave oul
locality. In whatever business hi
may engage we wish him prosperity
s-Harlan American.