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

,ere.
Chas. Norris left Tuesday for Fair
mont, Wyoming.
DR.. Porterfeld, of Atlantic, was
Wednesday Oh professional bust
1855.
Many Audubon people wore the
green, Wednesday in memory Of St.
Patrick.
VIM. Wilde has built q great crib
Tor his crop of corr that is heaped on
Inc ground.
Dan Fullerton has had his Smelling
outfit put in No. l condition and is
now ready for business.
H. NJ. McLaren orders the journal,
Toledo Blade and Homestead for only
each one long year.
Chas. Priestly has succeeded in
off the shackles of rheuma-
tism and is himself again.
Mike Foley has returned from
Dixon county, Nebraska, where he
owns a large body of land.
Doak & Lane will ship four car
loads of cattle Saturday, two from
and two from Brayton.
Harvey Maharg, of Melville town.
ship, last week, sold a fine 8OO-pound
calf for the county poor farm for $50.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
A. H. Roberts will be pleased to
have you inspect HE new wall papers.
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
Peter Axelsen of southeast Sharon
township was at Audubon Tuesday
and bought a fine buggy of Gill
Jones.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has tho finest line OF
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
Geo. Stemm, of Luccock's Grove,
was in town Wednesday hauling out
the material to finish the second story
of his house.
G. S. d. Mason, of Viola township,
is SO pleased with Liberty county,
Texas, that he has purchased another
half section of land.
w. II. Nef has bought 224 head o.
feeding cattle for the Brown ranch
in Melville township. He also wants
to buy q lot of shoats.
Andrew Esbeck, a brother of Coun.
ty Recorder Esbeck, writes from Tex.
as that the farmers of his part hav,
finished planting corn.
Thos. Sweezey, of Cameron town,
ship, has moved onto the JOSEPH
Stoops forty" in Douglas township
owned by Mike Kerwin.
Miss Laura Brown, Of Cambridge
Illinois, who has been here the pas
year visiting her uncle, Nj. w. w
Smith, lett for her home Monday.
Choice lot. Of young Polled Angul
Bulls for sale.
NELs CHRISTENSEN,
Cameron township
Mrs. j. Burdick and Miss Clar,
Hansen are in Chicago trimming pat
tern hats and buying q new stock o
spring millinery. They will return
next week.
Marriage Licenses BENZ. T. FRITZ
and Mrs. Ollie B. Wright.
Herman Newman and Annie Wahe
j. E. Flynn and Della Covalt.
Fred Wahlert and Clara Porter.
SEED CoRN.-I have 1000 bushels
of corn, crop Of 1895, white and vel
low that is put up in a crib sx24.
will sell this corr at Csc per bushel
take it as it comes. A. j. PHILLIPS
four miles northwest of Audubon.
Joe Garnett has had his plans inter,
fered with OH account Of q big fir
in Chicago, the destruction of tn,
Hoytgrocery establishment, Mr.. Gar
nett having arranged to soon 20 OF
the road for this house as travelling
salesman.
The school directors, of Melvill,
township, chopped the teachers sala.
ries to $25.0O per month for foul
months and $27. so per mouth for foul
months. James Black was elected
President.
Tom Burwell is back from Kansal
and brings with him ~ head of feed,
ing cattle which he will feed on tn,
Barlow place. He has 1900 bushel
of corn on the Barlow farm, south.
east of town, which he will crowG
into these cattle.
Bill Nef was down near Brayto,
Tuesday and bought AZ feeding cattl,
of Ex-supervisor Jas. Essington, pay,
ing q satisfactory price. The stool
will be placed on the Brown rancl
in Melville township where they
will be finished for market.
Miss Belle Nelson, who has beel
here the past year visiting Mrs. Loi
G.. Stuart and other Vermont people
leaves for Chicago Saturday, wher,
she will attend the Moody Mission
School for q month and then return
to her old homes at Peacham, Vermont
At the school meeting, in Dougla,
township, Dick Northup was re.
elected President OF account of hi
excellent services che past term O
office. Teachers wages were fixed q.
follows: Twenty-e eight dollars pei
month for five months and 5000
per month for four months.