Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12

Wetenesddy. J0usmah-$7.OOd gear
The JOURNAL and Toledo Blade for
only $l.2b cash.
Kansas relatives are visiting at
Frank Aliens home.
Hi Talbot went to Des Moines on
business Wednesday.
| Mrs. Thos. Musson returned Mon
day from Bonneville.
Mrs. Will Hanna, is at Fremont,
Nebraska, visiting relatives.
| Miss Carrie Stafford has gone to
Victor, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Buttermaker Ed. Schoonover was
with his Audubon friends Tuesday.
johnson " Nelson shipped three
carloads of hog to Chicago Tuesday.
Read the Klondyke letter by an
Audubon man on the first page of this
paper.
Blanch and Bessie Van Scoy are
back from visit with their GRANDPA
at Indianola.
i Audubon's Wednesday markets:
Corn 173c, new oats IL to 12c, hogs
$3.50 to $3.45.
M. H. Kelley has sold lot 8 of block
II, in West Audubon to G.. w. Mar
guard for $4,000.
w. B. Davis, Tuesday sold 1900
bushels of new oats to johnson &
Nelson at 12c per bushel.
Dates of land seekers excursions
south and southwest Aug. IL, Sept.
z and 81, October 8 and 10.
Chas. May, of Greeley township,
marketed 81 head of 3O0-p pound hogs
in Audubon Wednesday at $3.45 per
cwt.
Ed. Bilharz, Vivian Hinshaw, Dol
Kennedy and Harriet Bilharz had a
nice time in the Oakfield woods last
Sunday.
Dispositions are still being taken in
the Musson-Van Gorder case, and, it
is thought, will not be completed un-
til next week.
Fred Sunburg, of Melville town.
ship, was at Carroll last week and
bought traction engine for his
threshiDg outfit.
Peter Ohm has severed his connec-
tons with the McFarlane implement
warehouse and is now engaged in
running his steam threshing outfit.
. - r. G. RICE. Fire Insurance.
| .MW Steamship Tickets to and from
, w all parts of the world. Apply
at the Corn Exchange Bank, Audubon
l have lot of good two and three.
year-old steers for sale on EASY terms.
THos. MUssoH,
Audubon, Iowa.
, DO you want to sell your farm? II
so, list it with us as we have demand
for good farms. 80 good farms fol
rent. NASH & Phelps.
When you are at Audubon stop al
the TWINING HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
see us.
H. B. Herbert, who is holding
down $4,000 government position
, at Washington, arrived in Audubon
Wednesday. He will remain here
until December LIST.
The news comes from Colorado
Springs that By Phelps boy is now
improving in health and that Mr..
Phelps and family will return to Au.
dubon in about two weeks.
) j. w. Tinsley, of Sheldon, Iowa, a
business man of Extra in the very
early days, is at Okoboji lake with
his family this week having a good
time renewing acquaintance at thu
Van Gorder and Nash summe,
cottages.
Sheriff Jones' twelve year. old SOL
was knocked down and trampled up.
on by COW Saturday evening. HI
was considerably injured about tn,
; abdomen. The physician will moi
pronounce the boy out of danger 70,
a week.
Geo. H. Stemm was united in mar.
! riage at Wichita, Iowa, Thursday
August 18th, to Miss Buchannon
Rev. j. II. Elliott, of Marine, official.
ing. Mr.. Stemm's many friends Of
this locality congratulate himself and
) happy bride.
The Texas excursion rate of zoe
for the round trip, which we men.
toned last week, was monster mis-.
> take, but showed that 1000 people Of
this county were ready to take advan.
| tage Of the low rate. The Rock Is.
. land Railway agents and the Journal
force were pretty busy few days
explaining how it happened.
The city council of Audubon, at its
session Monday evening last, let the
r contract to Des Moines firm to
: build the new city water tank, the
price to be 1851. With this new
and much needed improvement Au.
dubon will be abundantly supplied
with good water for ali purposes
Work on the new tank will be com.
menced at once and will be located
near Judge Green's residence.
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