Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12
Dr.. Miller is at Des Moines on

after his political fences.
Chas. Bott and family are enjoying
visit from his two sisters.
Prof. G. l. Miller returned to his
home at Boone, Iowa, last Saturday.
Saturday Frank Leet accompanies
his mother to her home at Aurora,
Illinois.
Henry Grevesmuhl shipped three
carloads of corn Wednesday. Burn
side one.
Mrs. John McFarlane and her
daughter and niece are at Dedham to
visit few days.
Miss May Justesen, of Omaha, is
here visiting her friends. She was an
Extra visitor Tuesday.
Coats Brothers, the new stock buy
ers, shipped seven car loads of hogs to
Cedar Rapids last week.
Miss Roark, very accomplished
young lady, is now installed as clerk
at the Thompson dry goods store.
Frank Evans and family moved to
Denison Wednesday where he will be
employed in building large church
editice.
Horace Farquhar, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, has been here part of this
week visiting his brothers in Melville
township.
DR.. Denote and family leave for
Southern California, September 5th,
where they expect to make a perma-
nent home.
Frank Gleason and wife and their
son, Fred, of Davenport, formerly of
Audubon, have gone to the Alaska
gold fields.
Mrs. Bilharz and Miss Hattie Bill
harz entertained pleasant company
of lady friends at luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. Aikman and daughter,
of Lincoln township, left Tuesday of
this week for visit with relatives at
Fulton, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mccarthy, of
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, are here visit
ing the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Marquesen.
The Audubon public schools resume
business September 9Th with an ex-
cellent corps of teachers to preside
over an army of anxious students.
Hart & Eddy are making fine
business desk for George Hoover. 1t
is made of walnut and oak-tw >nty
small drawers and closets for T.
County Clerk Woodward was at
Carroll last Friday to meet his two
sons, Earl and Wilson, who have been
at Chicago the past six weeks visiting
their grandma.
| On account of business matters,
Sam Randles, of Lincoln township,
will be unable to attend the Republic
can state convention. Asmus Boyseu
| will go as his proxy.
i Mrs. VIM. Mosier and her daughter
Miss Lulu, of Dallas county, are here
ona visit with their relatives at the
Lawyer John Mosier home. Thurs.
day evening they drove to Extra.
| Monday evening a goodly mum.
Der of friends assembled at her home,
in Hnddlerville, to bid Miss Ida
Dollahide goodbye. Her parent.
will start for Bentonville, Arkansas
next week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crompton and
two daughters, of Rock Island, I'LL.
nois, left Wednesday for Sac City tc
visit relatives. They have been visit.
ing at this place with Mrs. Cromp.
toms sister, Mrs. r. II. Garnet.
/ Will OConnell is representing the
Audubon Pythians at the Grand
Lodge in Clinton, Iowa, this week.
During his absence his brother, John
OConnell, of Des Moines, and Frank
Tharnish, of Extra have charge of the
jewellery store.
Hans Christensen has ceased clerk.
ing for the Thompson Dry Goods
Company and accepted a position al
J. F. RusselPs department store. Mr.
Christensen is a clerk of very broad
acquaintance, having been employed
in that capacity in Audubon for over
thirteen years.
Goodness, see US grow. New
subscribers added to the Journal list
since last issue:
Chris Jacobsen, Audubon.
| Geo; Stemm, Audubon.