Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-18
Court will adjourn about Auril Sd.

court WILL adjourn about April Sd.
John Nash is at Des Moines on bus
iness.
Good horses are now bringing $50
in the Audubon market.
Woods Soar is back from a visit
with his sister at LeMars.
Frank Moore is looking after his
farm near Laurel, Nebraska.
Chris Jensen, one of Hates tailors,
will move to Shell Rock, Iowa.
County Clerk Woodward enjoyed a
visit Sunday from his brother, of
Chicago.
Wanted-a lot OF good shoats.
Will pay good prices. w. H. Neff,
Audubon.
Hon. A. H. Edwards, our repre-
sentative at Des Moines, voted to
manufacture liquors in Iowa.
John Lidd will open his clothing
store i'll the Zaner building occupied
by Harp Wilson and John OFT.
Ed. Tricks residence in Melville
township is under quarantine regula-
tions on account of scarlet fever.
Miss Iva Creveling will take charge
of the millinery department of Sim
Van Scoy's store at Belle Plaine.
Seven carloads of yearling steers,
500 head; shipped from South Omahs,
arrived Friday for Mrs. Stuart's
Melville ranch.
Mr.. j. D. Roberts, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, will soon arrive here to pass a
couple Of weeks at the home of his
son, A. H. Roberts.
VIM. Cloughly has bought a carload
ofhorses which he will ship to Chicago
next Sunday. Mr.. Cloughley will
accompany the horses to that big city.
Harvey Maharg is feeding a couple
of carloads of cattle to ship next fall.
Nit. Maharg has decided to %inoculate
forty head of calves against the dis.
ease of backlog.
The Epworth League will give q
taffy pull and candy social in the
basement of the NJ. E. church, on
Thursday evening, March 25, 1897,
Everybody invited.
John McKarahan is having his old
residence property nicely fitted ul
and the same is to be occupied by
who will soon sacrifice single blessed.
ness at the altar of Hymen.
Sheriff Jones left Tuesday 70,
Chadron, Nebraska, expecting t.
bring back with him Chris Ebert
former postmaster at Poplar, who
was crooked with his dealings Will
the Government.
The Audubon school board me
Monday evening and resolved that n,
applications of teachers will be con
sidered unless applicant has bee
granted . first-grade certificate. A
its meeting, the evening Of March 80
teachers for tho next school year will
be elected.
The jury returned a verdict o
not guilty" and "Doc" Anderson
was released from custody. Henc
Miss Stewart must bear her grief ant
sin alone and as she sips the bite
dregs curse the hour she fell from
pure womanhood. However, she j
entitled to sympathy.
An accident, which may prov,
fatal, happened at the Clifton farm
two and one.half miles southeast O
Audubon, Tuesday. Mr.. John F
Clifton was engaged in chopping cot
ton wood logs, being assisted by hi
son George. Mr.. Clifton was in tn
act of splitting off a piece wheI
George stepped behind him unnoticet
and removed the wedge and just a
that moment the axe missed the mari
and struck George on the crown O
the head, penetrating the skull abou
two inches. DIR. Brooks was called
and dressed the wound. That nigh
the sufferer had four spasms. 1t j
feared the young man will not re
cover. The sufferer is about go year
old, and on account of sickness hi
brain is not we'll balanced.