Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-22

"HaysecP' Guernsey at audubon eceyy
Hogs 1925.
John Needles is the father of a new
boy baby.
Taylor Langworthy is back from
the lakes.
John Nash is now enjoying himself
at Okoboji lake.
Chas. Talbot has received a car
load of Minnesota flour.
Hank Low, the stock buyer, is at
Kansas City, dangerously ill.
A daughter of Lauritz Petersen, of
Douglas township, dangerously i'll.
Miss Carrie Soehl, of Arion, Iowa,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Evans.
The Standard Oil Co. received a
carload of gasoline oil, 1000 gallons,
Tuesday.
! Mrs. S. D. Thayer expects visit
soon from her mamma of Onalaska,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. John McFarlane, accompanied
by her niece, iss McDutf, was trans
acting business at Extra, Wednesday.
Miss Pet Hart departs next Mon
day for few weeks visiting with her
uncle and family at Hastings, Ne
braska.
Off for Wall Lake next Monday ::
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shingledecker, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Herndon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Rice.
Mr.. Chas. Gilmore, of Council
Bluffs was here this week endea vor-
ing to revive the Woodmen of the
World lodge.
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart is now with
friends in Boston. She thinks of re-
turning to her Audubon home the
latter part of August.
Mrs DIR. DeMotte and her two
nieces of Abel, who are visiting her
have gone to Lake City to visit Mrs.
DeMotte's brother.
G. B. Russell is visiting with rel
alive near Emmetsburg. He will
visit the folks at Okoboji before re-
turning to Audubon.
Mrs. B. McQuillsn, of Harlan, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Morrisey and her old neighbors,
the Kerwin families.
Tom Sweezey, Of Douglas town
ship, received an abdominal injury
the other day, while blowing, that is
causing him much suffering.
John Wahlert, of Greeley town.
ship was in Audubon Wednesday and
bought new Burnley thresher and
c IA horse power of John McFarlans.
Two good lots, ten room house and
good barn for sale or trade.
JOHN H. MosIER,
r Audubon, Iowa.
Greg Wolfe is a mighty busy man
these days. He has five men assist
ing at his machine shop in the re-
pairing of threshing engines and
other farm machinery.
when you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1NING HOUSE. Big square
8 meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
= the weok only $3.50. Drop in and
,stsee us.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
wishing his cattle yaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particulars
and terms to Geo. N. Weightop, Au-
dubon, Iowa.
Chas. Van Gorder rolled in Monday
morning from Okoboji and will stay
: here until Saturday. He says the
), hard times have struck the lake and
), the fish won't bite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Cramer, OF
. Douglas township, entertained a
: company of their friends Tuesday
evening. All had an enjoyable time.
r A nice luncheon was served.
President Mckinley has appointed
State Senator Julian Phelps, of At
luntsc, as Consul to Crefeld, town
in Southern Germany. He is broth.
er of B. 8. Phelps, Of this city.
have good residence to sell OF
trade for equity in Audubon county
: land. VIII sell Oh monthly pay
ments. JONI H. MosIER,
Audubon, Iowa.
In this end of the county the Jour.
n nails circulation advanced like this,
this week.
8 E. l.. Kraus, Fiscus, Iowa.
J. W. u. Hartzell, Audubon, Iowa.
il T.. Hester, Gray, Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya and little
!. daughter are away for month visit.
!. ing relatives at Oskaloosa, Seymour
:. and Ottumwa. When she returns
}. Mrs. Y. will stop at Des Moines and
y buy new stock of fall millinery.
: Miss Jennie Grumstrup, of Sharon,
= gave such excellent satisfaction il
I. teaching the school in the John Ros-
y enbeck district, Douglas township
y that she has been engaged to teacl
!. the fall and winter terms of the sam.
:, school.
j. Mr.. M. Funk and wife, of Deer
River, Iowa, is here visiting his son
d Judge H. U. Funk. Next week tn,
!. aged couple will go to Illinois to as
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