Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-24
Gil Jones is now agent for the j. |
Case engines and threshers.

Samuel Terry contemplates buying
a j. l. Case thresher and engine.
DR.. Miller went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening on business matters.
john Mckarahan has had the front
OF his hardware store made brighter
red.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Mcfarland
will be at home at the Sharp cottage
after July LIST.
Chauncy Gardner Tuesday and
Wednesday marketed 1900 bushels of
1895 oats at 16c per busher.
Miss May Justice, of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, is a guest OF her friend, Miss
Jean Culver, for a couple of weeks.
The last quarterly meeting will be
held at the M. E. church next Sun
day. Elder Ramsey will be present.
Frank Leet soon goes to Colfax to
visit week with his mother who is
passing several months at that health
resort.
There are fifty students attending
Professor Repass' Summer Review
School. A large addition is expected
next week.
John Mosier, the attorney, will
leave the fore part of July for a coup
lie of weeks outing at the Mackinaw,
Northern Michigan.
DR.. j. E. Clark and family left
Wednesday morning, by team, for a
few weeks visiting with relatives at
Stuart and Indianola.
The Des Moines Annual Conference
of the Nj. church will be heldat Guth-
RE Center, September %. Bishop
Fitzgerald will preside.
Mrs. John Sherman has recovered
sufficient from her late illness to allow
her to go to Wall Lake where she
will enjoy All outing of two weeks.
Mrs. E. G. Wadsworth, of Grinnell,
formerly resident of Extra, will ar
rive here the latter part of this week
to visit the Burnside and Van Gorder
homes for few weeks.
Ed Heffner, formerly Sharon
township farmer, and special friend
of VIM. Netf, was here Wednesday
visiting old friends and doing bust
ness for Fort Dodge windmill COM
pany.
Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth and the
baby arrived Wednesday to pass few
weeks with Grandpa and Grandma
Burnside. She is returning from a
visit with her son at Indianola, Ne
braska.
j During the rain storm Wednesday
morning lightning struck stack OF
hay belonging to Geo. Agnew south
west of town. The stack contained
about eight tons and was fully cover
ed by insurance.
Miss Hattie Bilharz, having just
graduated at the North Western Uni
versity, near Chicago, arrived home
Tuesday evening. She has been ell.
gagged to teach in the Audubon
schools next school year:
The transfers of realestate show
that Wednesday Alice Consigny, Of
Eugene, Oregon, decided to Fred
Buthweg the brick building occupied
by the Buthweg grocery store for {
consideration Of So, 100000.
Frank Leet, the Audubon banker,
is having considerable building i'm.
provements made on his farm, tn.
Adam Addle place,in Audubon town
ship. Chas. Evans is doing the car
penter work and ben CASTOR ant
Geo. Townsend are spreading TIL
paint.
The Populists of Audubon count,
met in the Sheriff's Office last Satur
day afternoon and selected the follow
ing delegates to attend the Dcs Moine
convention: S. A. Heath, Tom Lee
q. A. wager, Andrew Smith, Ed
Hendricks, P. 1. Whitfield, F. NJ
Barrett, John Moore, Jr.
The proprietors of the Citizen
Bank Building have contracted will
Walter Jump to paper and paint tn
interior of said building. Hence tn
Advocate Office will be made beauti
full. The three front rooms of til
second story will be sleeked up a
bachelor quarters for Ed. Gaiffith ali,
"Junior" Swartz.
Union religious services have bee
!: arranged for the summer montht
: The same will take place at the Par
: in the early evening. The first parl
: meeting will be held the evening o
July 4th, and the sermon will be
j. patriotic one. Immediately after tn
union services Epworth League ser
l vices will be held in the M. e. church
Talk about a happy dad illus
wander down to Hamlin TOWNSHIP
, and gaze upon Plat Harris. I'll
= fifteen years since Plat stood shaking
: for better or for worse at the MARI
: altar and this is the first fruits of til
union,-a fine boy, weight about fort
pounds. Plat is recovering NIGEL
and expects to be remembered in tn
prayers of his Mallaska and Audubo
county friends.
The Kid Band, of Audubon, vii
fgive an instrumental entertainment
and serve ice cream, ETC., at the Park
Saturday evening, June 26. The boy
are endeavoring to acquire none
enough to purchase new uniform.
Soon after the Fourth the band wi
GO to Spirit Lake for an outing. Til
following young men constitute tn
7 Kid Band: G. r. Bell, D. Drake, L
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