Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-11

Jack Cochran returned from Min
nesota Thursday Of last week.
w. N. Northup shipped carload
of cattle to Chicago, Monday.
Frank Talbot visited the first of
last week with his folks at Carroll.
The new water works tank is finish
ed and was filled with water Wednes-
day.
4 Frank Rice took the second rank
at the II. P. Castle Hall, Tuesday
evening.
The L. d. Phelps family will be
released from quarantine next Satur-
day morning.
Fred Buthweg is making improve
ments in his store for the display of
holiday goods.
A. S. Culver and wife passed last
week pleasantly visiting with rela-
tives at Anita.
o. B. Train has gone to lama
county, Iowa, to work for the E. N.
Taggert nursery.
VIM. Dryden, the horse buyer, has
gone to the northern part of the State
on business trip.
Miss Mollie Smith, of Lorah, is
visiting this week at the Ben Moore
home in this place.
If you are looking for musical in
eft manic 1ooE ovor NGappo113o ,,oyry
stock before you buy.
John Mosier has gone to Valparaiso,
Indiana, to visit relatives and attend
to some legal business.
Ralph Hefin was behind the reins
in runaway and is now laid up with
severely spratned ankle.
I'll Fl. Low sold ninety head of his
: Kansas feeders to Ed. johnson, Sat
urday. Ed. is now feeding 200 head.
Two nieces of Joe Kesselring, of
! Larland, who came from Kansas two
weeks ago, are now visiting relatives
} at Coon Rapids.
Howard Kelley, in section IL Doug
y las township, is a happy man. He is
papa of handsome baby girl since
Thursday of last week.
d A. III. Dollihide has bought of John
& Jarman, of West Audubon, a strip of
n land 50x350 feet on which he will
a soon commence his new house.
81 Joe Kesselring, the veteran black
\ smith at Larland, opened his shop at
3 that place last week. He has welded
\ the hammer at that place for eleven
q years.
\ Last Friday Ed. Finch, of near
q Ross, dehorned nineteen head of cat
& tie for w. M. Northup, twenty-three
n head for Milt Jeffries and several for
q Mike Kerwin.
aI Will O'Connell can make the price
q satisfactory on gold watches intended
g for Christmas gifts. He has big
y line of watches, rings and other jew
a elry for Xmas.
& Judge j. r. Humphrey, of Lin.
q coin, Illinois, who owns a farm
q south east of Audubon, is having 8
j neat cottage built on his land. Sam.
y uel Switzer is the builder.
q Dresden China in all the late, nov.
& Ell, art shapes now on exhibition al
n OConnell's jewelry store. Prices rea.
4 sonable. While the stock is unbroken
q is the time to select holiday gift.
\ Saturday, October 3oth, Mimi;
g Huffman and Carrie Webster were
"a participants in a runaway, result
b ing in broken rib for Miss Webster
y the other lady sustaining many severe
q bruises.
M Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Walker anG
Il Mrs. Mabel Dawson and children lef
" for their home at Los Angeles, Cali.
Y fornia Tuesday. Mr.. Walker will
4 stop off in Arizona and visit FRIEND
"a fora week.
s. Genuine coin silver made int
n spoons of beautiful design. Some mic,
u Audubon souvenir spoons, and al
a kinds of the latest in silverware now
81 ready for the holiday trade at Viii
q O'Connell's.
81 Ira Whipple had merry time ii
"A Dr. Clark's dental parlors, Wednes
"a day. At one sitting Mr.. Whippl,
"a was relieved of twenty-nine teeth
q Whipple is soldier; during the or
"a deal he didn't say even ouch.
y The two-year-old child of Franl
"a Miller, of Larland, who has beef
" suffering from the effects of drinking
n some concentrated I've, died Sunday
Is night. Funeral services were con
" Quoted from the Melville Cente
q church, Rev. Krell officiating.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Keith wen
& to Atlantic, Tuesday, to attend tn
a wedding of Miss Lucinda Hunter
- daughter of Mr.. Jas. Hunter, of Mel
q vile township, to Mr.. Hugh M. Wal
n lace. The new married folks will
ID make their home in South Dakota.
# There were tour candidates for tn,
n office of postmaster at Bentonville
a Arkansas and Harvey Gipple, form
Il er resident of Audubon, was one O
a the candidates. At the postoffic,
u election, held last Tuesday, Mr.. Clip,
= pie was the winner, his majority be-
q ing ninety-seyen, hence he will sool
"a be appointed postmaster of Benton