Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-20

Thos. Musson was at Manning on
Wednesday.
The three Eds have reorganized the
tennis club.
Grandma Morrisey is very i'll Of
kidney trouble.
Owen Davis is having a big stock
built. Just like dads.
Mrs. Theo. Myers is dangerously ill.
Mrs. Kelsey, of Extra, is acting as
nurse.
Harry Arnold was attending to
business at Omaha Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Sam'l j. Newell, of Lincoln, was
dubbed a Knight of Pythias Tuesday
evening.
George Mccall and son, of Greeley,
Sundayed in Audubon with his BROTH
er Mack.
John Minor was at Extra, Monday,
with his piano, organ, sewing ma
chine wagon.
VIM. Alt, the supervisor of road
district No. 2, Hamlin township, will
commence improving the roads next
week.
Editor Allen contemplates passing
a couple of the hot months in the
Adirondack mountains, in Northern
York State.
j. A. Gates went to Wichita, Iowa,
Wednesday on business. He will be
accompanied home by his brother-in-
law, Sam'l Mclaughlin.
Johnny Musson is back from Salem,
Dakota. Mrs. Mussoni and the baby
will visit q couple of weeks longer
with her parents at Salem.
Ed. Mulvihill, ofOxford Junction,
Iowa, who has been here the past
week visiting his cousin, Greg Wolfe,
left for his home Wednesday.
Alice Agnew, of Paunee City, Ne
braska, arrived this week to visit
with her uncle, George Agnew, the
soldier boy, southwest of town.
After a pleasant visit here of a
weeks duration, with relatives and
friends, MIR. and Mrs. John Roach
left Wednesday for their home nea,
| Stuart.
Street Commissioner Nate Carpel
has been improving the Matthias hill
the past week SO satisfactory that the
farmers who travel that road are
praising his name.
The Misses Myrtle and Rose Sharr
retire from the Bilharz general storl
June LIST. We understand that Miss
Grace Creveling has accepted a posi-,
ton with e. Bilharz & Son.
VIM. Cloughly is having two run,
ming horses trained by " Doc" Hol
ienbeck, at the fair grounds. Mr.
Cloughly's horses will be entered a,
the Omaha and Guthrie Center races
Hanford Buckner, a thrifty stool
easEERaees Of gaaf- 6 ffaaF, was IN Audubon
Wednesday. He is arranging to hav'
a big stock barn built. Jim luton
of Gray, will besthe architect and
builder.
Peter Fish, of Chicago, has bee
here the past few days visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Blackman. Mrs
Blackman and children left Wednes
day evening for a visit at Desota an,
Chicago.
The ball game Wednesday after
noon between the Audubon fats an,
the Audubon leans resulted in a vic
tory for the fats, the score standin,
16 to Is. The gate receipts,-s5.O
and something, went to the Colum
bian library.
Joe Cam is now agent for the Z
Campo Land Company, and says tina
although he was dealt with wromgl
he will continue in the Texas Ian
business, but his are a choice lot q
farming lands and the prices an
terms are easy.
, Mrs. E. Bilharz entertained a com
pany of lady friends Friday evenin
in honor of Miss Shellenberger VIII
soon bids farewell to Audubon. Sh
returns to her home in Missouri an
carries with her an excellent recon
mend as a teacher.
Mrs. Fred Farquhar, of Melvill
township, went to Chicago last wee
where she underwent a surgical opera
ton in the Feinger hospital. Mr.. Fal
quhar was telegraphed for Saturday
AS nothing to the contrary has bee
} heard the friends of the family pre
sumo that the operation has proved
success.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and daughte
leave Thursday Of next week for Vi,
Iowa, to visit with Mrs. Clougl,ly'
sister, Miss Susie Loney, for a fe,
3 days. On theta return to Audubo
! they will pack their baggage and hi
away to Mr.. and Mrs. Cloughly'
old home in Canada to visit durin
!, the summer.
The lengthiest mortgage aver re
J corded in Audubon county is no,
being put OH record by Recorder MAJ
tin Esbeck. The mortgage consists {
5000 words and the Recorders fee
3 $500. The mortgage is for $500
and is given by the Iowa Telephol
3 Company on its telephone lines an