Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-29

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John Sherman has returned from a
business trip to Council Bluffs. +,
Tuesday Hart & Eddy sold 80 bee
hives of their W manufacture.
L. g. johnson, the drayman, lost a
good horse Wednesday morning.
Ed. Griffith is at the home of his
parents in Carroll and is very i'll.
Hart Il Eddy have completed a fine
upright show case for j. F. Russells
big store.
The Audubon Spectators are close
ly watching the Chicago wheat mar
ket these days.
Chris Bramsen, of Ute, Iowa, was
here Sunday visiting his friend, Re-
corder Esbeck.
The Epworth League held a meas
uring sociablc at the Creveling home,
Thursday evening.
Cal Wilson, the carpenter, is busy
making a lot of pens and houses for
John Doak's piggery.
Before placing your orders for nice
wall paper see Roberts beautiful
spring styles at low, very low prices.
A. II. Dolihide is building a handy
business desk for Fred Buthweg, Dol
abide is also making a hog house for
John Jarman.
The Republican office has ADAM
| l1ral alon,,so Itch 70 o,,I nO,,, eosI NJ
Enlistment uses Kerosene for illumi-
mating purposes.
Frank Leet and Lawyer Mosier
were at Extra Tuesday. They did not
fail to visit Hayseed's den where good;
welcome isalways knee deep.
j. w. Rosenberg will embark in
the egg business on a large scale next
week. Hes4Broposes to buy of mer-
chants and will pay a big price.
County Superintendent of Schools
Repass had planned visiting many
country schools this week but the
continued rains upset said plans.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Welghton, Au-
] dubon, Iowa.
! Rev. +. A. Someryille. the new
. Bantist minister moves his family to
Audubon this week. They will re-
y side in the Mosier house, IL block
) east of the school house.
: nosed Of Elijah Smith. Bert Keith.
Roe Hioeans and Mike Mushrush,
left for Polk county, Thursday, where
they will build bridges until stopped
! by frost.
1ohn Ko,o,s c,oon ed;tor;o,s on
, o,son a,oth;nn NO attront;mn tho a."
,a"t;on nf H. reon,e lost Sotnrdav
) he sold $50 neckties. He reports his
!. trade considerably better than at this
9 time last year.
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Some of the railroad men are arrang-
2 ing to move their families to Audubon
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Audnbon Republican.
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John and VIE, OF Sharon
toWnshlp, ret"rhed Iuesda! iron
2 their long visit at their old nome II
denmark. Jon reports That ne hat
: an aWiul good tllhe PACK In 1adde
iand,~ ana nat on one DAY ne dranl
X sevehty.!Wo DUO JACKS ana wa
h. dumped INTO Dig snow drllt.
= VIM. Layland, who is now residin.
Z on ms new 1afm, a nne lou acres 81
miles north OF ANITA, was up SIN
K way a couple OF days last week visit
y ing anu attending TO tne setting on
= OF a lot of 1ruit ana shade trees on nj
+ farm a rev mlles OF AUDI
x oon' the iarm occupied by oimheiiey
y John II. Kate and Mrs. job,
= A. Nash will represent the Columbi
Is Club Mt the annual meeting of tn
K Confederation of Women's Clubs. n
T. Dubuque next month. Returnin.
y home Mrs. Kate and her daughter
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