Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-04
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Mandolin club give a hop next
Monday evening.
Geo. Hoover was at Des Moines on
business this week.
Dan Fullerton is busy hnlling
clover for John Sherman.
The JOURNAL and the Iowa Home
stead, each one year, for $3.50.
Jas. Brannen OF Guthrie county,
was an Audubon trader Tuesday.
Preston, the grocer, received a car
load Of Marshall flour Wednesday.
M. A. Marshall is selling Quaker
bath cabinets a. Manning this week.
Sylvester AIRY, Geo. Preston's right
bower, is having a struggle with the
grip.
The Columbian club ladies met
with Mrs. Frank Watts Thursday
evening.
Rev. Dickinson, now of Sidney, is
just recovering from a severe attack
of pneumonia.
Mrs. John Nash entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at twelve O'Clock
luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. G.. B. Russell leaves Friday
for Clarinda, Iowa, to visit her son
Charles a few weeks.
WIN. Layland and family move on
to their farm in South Audubon
township this week.
New school directors in Douglas
township: No 1, VIM. Northup :
No. 2, Wallace Bolton.
! Mrs. Eidorado Martin slipped and
fell down stairs Tuesday morning,
severely bruising her body.
John Weighton and family are
again residents of the ranch north Of
town, having moved Monday.
Tuesday evening Miss May Nc
Carthy returned from a visit with
friends and her brother Tim at Avoca.
4 Choice lot of young Polled Angus
Bulls for sale.
NELs CHRISTENSEN,
Cameron township.
The Young folks had a merry dan
I cling party at the Mike Mcclure
! home, southwest of town, Tuesday
! evening.
For the benefit of the county, peo-
pie it has been decided to open the
Columbian Library at ten A. NJ. on
/ Saturdays.
Jens Soc, our good Danish friend
southwest of town is feeding 100
head of hogs that will soon net him a
{ bag of gold.
The Catholic people observed Ash
Wednesday, Rev. Father Gleeson ad-
{ dressing a large congregation at St.
+ Mary's church.
4 Frank o. Temple of Atlantic, had
i business in the Audubon District
court Wednesday. He also visited
with his friend, l.. D. Phelps.
Mr.. Rodgers and family, owner OF
! the Iowa House, arrived from Kansas
Monday morning and will give their
. attention to running said hotel.
When you are at Audubon stop at
1 the TwINING House. Big square
i meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
y see us.
! Rob't and Chas. Frederickson OF
i Sharon township, boarded the Sun
day train for Gilroy, California,
I where they will drive stakes for
keeps.
i Albert Chamberlain and family
who left Hamlin township a few
y weeks ago and terminated their trim
in California, report very hard times
in the Golden State.
Hart & Eddy have completed a
comfortable house, 4 by 8 feet, for
Banker Arnold's big St. Bernard
: dog. The dog home is provided
with doors and windows.
Jens Soc ofSharon township was in
! town Wednesday madden than a wet
! hen in Cuba. Some one has been
Z signing his name to sale notes and lie
warns all persons from negotiating
for said notes.
Ncls Nelson has sold his 4O-acre
Z farm in Sec. IA, Sharon township to
Jens Sorensen for $500. That's a
comfortable price for land nine miles
: from the county seat and right in the
face of &c corn.
Marriage Licenses:
Alex L.. Ferguson ana Addie
Shingledecker.
Christian Miller and Christina
: Hansen.
! John f. Coleman and Annie Ball
: mann.
Receiver John McKarahan will ask
! at this term of court, for an order to
!, sell G. II. Jones II Co.'s stock ofimplc-
: ments and has received the following
I bids for the same: w. II. Low,
$ $1,000; John McFarlane, $1,000;
Mrs. Rogers, S1,660.
: DR.. Miller and VIM. Cloughly will
: attend the Fitzsimmons- Corbett fight
: at Carson, Nevada, on March II.
I They will accompany a party of
friends from Omaha, the total ex-
! neutrality-suspicious., Pullman and
! seat in the arena to be 500.
. On the county poor farm are "a
. head of coming two-year-old steers
which cost the county. about n wear