Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-02
PuduboD Department..


Wall paper at half price at Roberts.
Johnny, son of NJ. F. Kerwin, is
very i'll.
Roberts is selling wall paper at
half price.
Balloon Ascension daily OF the Au-
dubon fair.
Ed. Van Gorder is again at his post
of duty in the First National Bank.
Banker Van Gorder, wife and
daughter were Extra visitors Tuesday.
! Mrs. John A. Nash and children are
with Des Moines relatives for few
days.
HALF PRICE.-Roberts has lot
of wall paper to close out at half
price.
Earl Jump left Tuesday for Des
Moines to commence study at High
land Park college.
Martin Larsen, the little Danish
harnessmaker, is back from a jolly
outing at Lake View.
Mrs. Boy Houston and daughter,
Lula, of Des Moines, are guests at the
Chas. Van Gorder home.
VIM. Rucker's two year. old daugh-
; ter is in Audubon very ill and is un-
!: der the care of DR.. Denote.
r. Moore Carpenter has returned
from Texas and is perfectly delighted
with that state and its prospects.
J VIM. Sanders, of st. louisville,
!: New York, is passing week with
!: Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinemund, Jr.
!: Walter Jump has made Pat STAN
/ tons buggy look as good as new,
3 Jump is an artist in spreading paint.
/ Dave Rothschild, Of Davenport,
! the barley buyer, was here Wednes,
!: day visiting his old friend, Henry
( Grevsmuhl.
]: Chris Henriksen, the Danish mer-
Y chant, reports his business very sue
Z cessfui. Wednesday his cash sales
!: exceeded $500.
i Audubon merchants report gen,
!: eral revival in business and that lasl
s Saturday reminded them of old time
i five years ago.
3 Chas. Talbot stepped upon bana
q ma peel t'other day and came to moth
s. er earth with such force that now h.
S. wears clutches.
!. Al. Hurd, Miss Ella Hurd and Mis-
s. Alta Potter had a pleasant visit will
Is relatives and friends at Coon Rapid
s. few days last week.
81 Jorgen Hsrtvigsen, ofSharon town
s: ship sold, last Monday, eleven hea
ss of fine two-year-old cattle to Mix
. and John Kennedy. of Hamlin town
ship.
A. j. Phillips is back from the sol
n diers' reunion, in Pocahontas county
II Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Phillips, of tbs
4 county came with him to visit in TIL
county for short time.
John Kate, Chas. Van Gorder, v
H. Cowles and Fred Vermilya lie
Wednesday for Guthrie cnnnty vii
gun, tent, dog and big lunch baskt
They viii return Friday.
viii O'Connell is having the int
Tor of his jewelry store beautifie
Chas. Weston and Walter Jump 8
doing the papering and Taylor Ian
lr- worthy is spreading the paint.
The gasoline engine at Burnside
elevator broke Tuesday causing mu
Inconvenience until repairs arri,
Mr.. Burnside is having crib
5000 bushels capacity filled wi
oats.
DR.. Mccall and Mr.. Hollowell,
Atlantic, attended the special meeti
of Royal Arch Masons in Audube
Is, Thursday evening last. The lat
gentleman is one of the proprietors
the Atlantic Telegraph.
III VIM. Walker and wife, of Ham
township, returned Tuesday from
three weeks visit with her son, T
and family. near Cherokee, Iowa.
Aurelis he visited his sister and tn
had not met for "a years.
The Democrats of Douglas tow
ship, have nominated the followi
TOW b1ShSts N nCiW
CLERK: A. j. Shup, Trustee, long ter
Dick Northup, Trustee, short ter
Il. Fred Simpson, Constable.
- C. A. Martin, the genial aud a
secretary of the Audubon county is
is in the city attending this fair 8
and looking up the interests of tn
fair which occurs September 6, Z
and 9.-Atlantic Telegraph.
Mr.. Frank Moore and family "
have resided in Hamlin townsl
u many years, he being good farm
and successful school teacher,
Wednesday for their future home
n Laurel. Nebraska, where he own
II good farm.
II B. B. Carr was made an Oddfell
II at Coon Rapids last Tuesday event
II and the following Audubon Oddf