Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
Tuesday, corn &c per bushel.

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Tuesday, corr &c per bushel.
NJ. A. Marshall was at Extra We'd
nesday selling bath outfits.
Ed. Freeman has been looking
after business at Extra the past few
days.
Fida Marks will soon return from
Illinois and will till his farm in Mel
vile township.
Miss Cecilia Soar has returned to
her relatives in Kansas where she
will pass the balance of the winter.
Marriage licenses issued this week:
Julius Rasmussen and Bena Petersen.
j. NJ. Fullerton and Anna B. Oliver.
Cal. Wilson has ceased to operate
the Iowa House, and we are informed
that Nick Roth will take hold Of the
establishment.
According to the massive petition,
signed by the patrons, the Audubon
Independent school district will vote
lOI llCc tCAU UOOkS. -
Chas. Van Gorder was at Atlantic
Wednesday and Thursday attending
the monthly meeting of the 'Botna
Valley Bankers Association.
The Presbyterian missionary birth
day party will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Lois G.. Stuart,
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1SINa HOUSE. Big square
meal 15c, day board soc, board by
the week only $3.50. Drop in and
see us.
Will OConnelPs wide-awake boy,
Jack, is having a struggle with diph-
liberia. AS a consequence the family
home is under strict quarantine regu-
l%ations.
, Mrs. j. F. Russell is still with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Beard, who is dan
gerously ill at her home in Des
Moines. Mrs. Boards baby died
Sunday.
The following are the new officers
, of the Audubon County Farmers In
s%titute: S. A. Graham, President;
Lee Huddler, Secretary; Ed. Bates,
Treasurer.
: John McKarahan, receiver of the
G. H. Jones u Co. stock of imple-
ments, has received an order from
court to sell this stock of implements
' to the farmers and take time notes.
Mrs. d. d. Sampson, of Viola town
ship, who is visiting with relatives
at Fender, Nebraska, was taken dan
gerously i'll the fore part of this
week. She is improving at this time
VIM. Humphreys left for Iowa
City Wednesday evening, being sum-
D moned there by a telegram. His aged
father is dangerously ill and cannot
recover. He is suffering of heart
, disease which terminated in dropsy,
Il Mr.. G.. S. D. Mason the big tarme,
of Viola was attending to business al
n the county seat Wednesday. He re-
: ports his two SONS who hav,
settled on q large body of land nea,
louston, Texas, as highly pleased
with that country.
The soliciting committee for tn,
Catholic church fair to be held Feb
{ 25, 26 and 81 is made up of M. f
kerwin, Jack O'Brine and j. w. Nc.
/, CURE. The committee is vel
pleased with the liberal donations b,
the Audubon business men.
u
Peter I. Hansen, the pleasant and
wide-awake clerk at. j. Friend &
Sons store, is laid up for repairs. TIL,
past several months a great absces.
: has assembled on the side Of his neck
y Sunday Drs. Brooks & Miller success.
fully removed the abscess. Pete will
be absent from his duties only a shorI
: time.
VIM. McLaren still lives, although
last Saturday he passed through al
experience that took the kinks out o,
his silvery locks, all on account of
COW, a calf and q dog. Mr.. McLare1
s was on his big farm, west of town
and the COW with the calf made
wildly for the dog but suddenly
changed her course and directed he
+ charge on MIR. McLaren, her shar1
horns threatening to disembowel thu
victim. Mr.. McLaren prompt,
n turned the meaty part of his anatom,
and received the enraged animal
head with great force. Mr.. McLarel
was knocked down and his head, necl
r and wrist severely injured. Will
McLaren rescued his father and prob
ABLY saved him from q horrible death