Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-09
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Olll Jones VIII return from Chlca.
go this week.
Roberts store is headquarters fol
Holiday Goods.
Mrs. Harry Arnold is with Omahs
friends for few days.
DR.. Chas. McLaren, of Omaha, will
Christmas with pa and ma.
Hello! Have you seen Roberts Hol.
iday Goods? Better see 'em quick!
Miss Mable McKarahan has lust re.
covered from a severe attack of fever.
Miss Iva Creveling, of Ames, is
here visiting her parents and friends.
Musson markets Corn 16@16ac,
oats l73c, wheat zoe, barley l5@20c.
Musson & Son are buying clover
and timothy seed this and next week
There will be an entertainment and
tree at the NJ. E. church Christmas
Eve.
A student from an Omaha College
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit last
Sunday.
Fred Grumstrup, of Sharon, lost
some cattle this week on account of
corn stalks.
g. r. Westrope, of Douglas, sold,
this week, 400 bushels of fine wheat
to Burnside.
A literary society will be organized
at Melville Center, Friday evening
of this week.
A. II. Dolihide has purchased the
material for his new house and is hav-
ing the same dressed and sized by
Hart & Eddy.
The shelling of the Hancock corn,
10000 bushels, was finished last week
and shipped to Chicago.
The purest and dreamy favored
Candies, Nuts, Fruit and other good
things cheap at Preston's.
See Cowles' exhibit of watches for
Christmas stockings. You never saw
anything better or cheaper.
Nels j. Christensen, a wide-awake
Danish young man, is now clerking
at Chris Henriksen's store.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society meet with Mrs. G..
Fl. Jones Friday afternoon.
Miss Loney, the milliner, of Ute,
Iowa, will Christmas in this city at
the VIM. Cloughly palatial home.
Wells II Mcneil, Audubon, best
15c meal in the city at South Park
Chop House. Short order meals.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke " Hand Mades" day by day.
j. G. HANDLEY, Audubon.
John G. Jensen, of Sharon, became
the father ola new girl last Sunday,
hence John is as happy as clam in
high water.
VIM. Harris arrived Wednesday
from Laramie, Wyoming, to visit his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Harris,
until spring.
Misa r. J. Fish and niece, of Dem
yer, Colorado, will arrive here soon
to enjoy the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder.
Miss Florence Kelley, musical
student, at Indianola College, will
pass the two weeks holiday vacation
with her parents in this city.
Go to Roberts for Holiday Books,
Albums, Dressing Cases, Glove and
Handkerchief Cases, Nectie Cases.
Medalions, Toys, Games, Vases, Cups
and Saucers, Etc.
VIM. McLaren and his son, Will,
have decided to stock the McLaren
farm, west of town, with sheep.
They recently bought sixty-eight
fine ewes at Avoca.
Mrs. A. l. Brainard leaves next
week for couple of weeks visiting
with her sister, at Des Moines. We
trust the good lady will have the en-
joyable time she anticipates.
w. H. Cowles has line of holiday
goods this season that beats all his
previous efforts. Beautifully wrought
silver gifts and most elegant things in
French and Dresden China.
Dresden China in all the late, now
ell, art shapes now on exhibition at
OConnell's jewelry store. Prices rea-
sonable. While the stock is unbroken
is the time to select holiday gift.
Frank j. Smith, of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, finished two weeks of
pleasant visiting with his cousin, Mr..
John McKarahan, Wednesday and left
for Denver to attend to business inter.
ests.
Genuine coin silver made into
spoons of beautiful design. Some nice
Audubon souvenir spoons, and all
kinds of the latest in silverware now
ready for the holiday trade at Will
OConnell's.
The finest line Of Imported China
ware ever brought to Audubon now
on exhibition at Preston's. Also an
elegant line of beauties in glass.
Don't select your presents until you
view Preston's stocks.
Ben Butterton, who is learning the
broom making trade at Scranton,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday to visit UNI
til Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Butterton, south of town,
and other relatives and old friends.