Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-05

Ralph Roberts returned Saturday
from his Chicago visit.
S1.Oo cash for the JOURNAL one year
and the Homestead to Jan. l, 1913.
Theo. Morrow's trip to Cincinnati
improved his health wonderfully.
Tom Walker is back from Okoboji
lake. His health is not the best.
Lawyer Mosier will soon be whirl-
ing about on new Columbia wheel.
John Kate and family soon leave
for their summer cottage at Wall
Lake.
Henry Grevesmuhl, the grain buy
er, has had q new scale put in ut his
Office.
Vern Culver and family are visit
ing with relatives at Anita for a
week.
Miss Kate Overholtzer has returned
from Highland Park College, Des
Moines.
John Kate and his clerks are busy
invoicing the big stock of clothing
and shoes.
i Saturday Miss Rose Sharp returaed
from pleasant visit with relatives at
Iowa City.
| G.. B. Russell and his daughter,
Mrs. Agnes Stotts, have retained
from the lakes.
Thos. Musson went to Bonneville,
Iowa, to visit his mother-in. law who
is dangerously i'll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rice, Ed. Beason
and Rob't Rice have returned from a
pleasant outing at Wall Lake.
| During the storm Tuesday evening
an orphan bolt of lightning tackled
DR.. j. E. Clark's bossy COW. Dead
COW.
John Sherman is arranging to con-
duct refreshment stand at the Car
roll, Harlan, Atlantic and Audubon
fairs.
After Sunday, August 18th, the
meeting time of the Audubon NJ. E.
Sunday School will be at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
We understand that lightning
struck George Gray's elevator, at
Gray, Tuesday, the damage being
slight.
Geo. Perry will soon cease clerking
at Buthweg's store. He will 90
to North Baltimore, Ohio, and clerk
in his fathers store.
Mrs. Langworthy has gone to Sid
ney, Iowa, to visit friends. On her
return she will stop and call on her
Atlantic acquaintance.
Masonic meetings:
Blue, August Z.
Knights Templar, August 10.
Royal Arch, August 10.
Two good lots, ten-room house and
1 good barn for sale or trade.
JOHN II. MUSTER,
q Audubon, Iowa.
A The government has granted pen
4 sion to Mr.. w. Q. Davis, who lives
4 just south of town. That's right,
we like to see the old soldiers re-
membered.
n Chas. Van Gorder hied away to the
4 classic shores of Okoboji, Monday. He
Il will return to Audubon Saturday to
8 look after his legal tilt with Tom
Musson.
h Sparks Baker is finishing carload
of 1400-pound cattle which he will
d ship about Sept. LIST and about that
4 time Mr.. Baker will visit his rela-
y tives southeast of Chicago.
4 G. F. Brown, agent for the Hawk
q eye Insurance Company, was in Ham
4 lin township Tuesday and paid to
Andrew Smith $4,000 fora COW killed
y by lightning. We notice the Hawk
n eye settles losses promptly.
9 Tuesday EVENINGS storm developed
4 into heavy fall Of hail at Manning
. the stones being very large. Consid.
cradle window glass in town was bro
\ ken and the corn crop seriously i'll
jured. The hail track was about tire,
miles wide.
Z Harlan people are urging that tn,
8 Kimballton and Poplar mail routes
\ that run from Audubon be discon.
a tinued, and that new star mail route
d be established to run from Atlantic
\ to Harlan, taking in Elkhorn, Kim.
ballton and Poplar.
4 The following is the Republican
township ticket, Of Cameron town
ship, certified to and filed in In,
4 County Auditors office:
8 George Ross, Trustee.
a T. II. Turner, Justice.
a f. c. Miller, Justice.
4 George Wright, Constable.
4 Rob't Henderson, Constable.
y John Weighton has returned from
\ Butler county, Kansas, where he
traded his fine $4,000 residence il
\ Audubon and lot of horses for 81,
d hundred and forty acres of finely i'm.
& proved land. The land is only on,
q and one-quarter miles from a good
D town. This year the land produces
i q big crop of wheat, peaches, ETC., and
= M. Woirhfnn rrn%o o,,o th:.,J