Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-25
puduboD Department..
'Hoyseed' Guernsey at audubon every Wednesday,. Jownal-51.00 a yea

Druggist Wilhelm was at Omaha
Sunday.
The JOURNAL and Toledo Blade for
only S1.25 cash.
Geo. Gray was at Atlantic on bust
ness Wednesday.
Junior Swarts is back from a visit
at Council Bluffs.
John Ward has been at Des Moines
a few days this week.
E. Bilharz and wife will arrive
home Friday of this week.
Nelson & johnson shipped porkers
to South Omaha, Wednesday.
Rev. Dudley enjoyed a visit this
week from his brother, of Des Moines.
Miss Susan Loney will trim bon.
nets and hats at Ute, Iowa, this sea-
son.
The Danish ball Tuesday evening
was well attended and q very social
affair.
Wanted-a lot of good shoats.
Win pay good prices. w. H. Neff,
Audubon.
Jack OBrine is assisting William
Cloughly in buying horses for the
Chicago market.
Ed. Bilharz goes to Chicago Satur-
day evening to buy a big stock of
spring dress goods.
Mrs. Vern Culver and children and
Miss Jean Culver, are visiting friends
at Atlantic and Anita for a week.
VIM. Ahlstrand, who has been
clerking at Jim Russell's store, re-
tires from said institution April LIST.
A. II. Roberts will be pleased to
have you inspect his new wall papers.
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line OF
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
Theo. Christensen received the
stock for his new restaurant Wednes.
day. He will carry quite a stock OF
groceries.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya leaves mex
Tuesday for Des Moines to trim pat.
tern hats and buy the very latest il
spring millinery.
jolly, fat, friendly, wide.awak,
Jack Lancelot, Graytown's old land
mark, was visiting in Audubon Wed
nesday of this week.
The one-day-old baby of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Orrin Eddy, of south Lero!
township, wa buried in the Audi
bon cemetery Wednesday.
Carl Christensen, who is now trav
cling for a st. Louis vinegar factory
: was doing business at Audubon, Elk
ira and Kimballton Wednesday.
John Meyer of Omaha is the nev
baker at Talbott's bakery. Nj. Tai
bott, has had his bake shop enlarged an,
some modern Improvements added.
The sheriff Of Jackson county
Iowa, was here Tuesday and Wednea
day attending to business and %visitin,
! his old friends the Kerwin boys an,
J DR.. Eyer.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raise
wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
vent black leg apply for particular
and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au
dubon, Iowa.
Elder W. B. Crutzen, of Corning
Iowa, will begin a series of meeting
at the courthouse next Monday ever
ing. He will be assisted by the pas
tor, Elder Clemmer.
" Wednesday evening j. F. Russell
boarded the Northwestern train fo
Chicago, his intention being to buy
big stock of the new things in dr.
goods and novelties.
The court costs of the Sawyer cas-
: will exceed $1,000, and unless a ne,
trial is granted or the decision re
versed in the Supreme court the e1
0 pense must be met by Rev. Dudley
Albert Spencer and Miss Gertrud
A.. Kibby, two worthy young peopl
of southwest Hamlin township, wer
I made husband and wife Thursday an
. showered with the blessings of
Q large circle of friends.
q Judge Macy granted q divorce t
D Mrs. Albro Markham from her hus
band on account of desertion and non
{ support. The Judge also granted
divorce to Carl Hischke from his wit
Hattie on the grounds of adultery.
), SEED CoRN.-I have 1000 bushel
y of corn, crop Of 1895, white and vel
low that is put up in q crib 6x24.
will sell this corr at 25c per bushel
= take it as it comes. A. j. PHILLIPS
four miles northwest of Audubon.
81 Marriage Licenses
Peter J.. Leander and Mary Onker
. Albert Spencer and Gertrude A
Kibby.
j.. A. Raabe and Lizzie e. Martin
Il Chas. V. May and Lottie Black.
John Nash went to his dairy farr
just west Of Hamlin station Wednes
day to give instructions regarding tn
erection Of buildings. waterworks sys
TEN, etc. He received thirty-sev
head of Jersey cattle from Vernon
Monday.
Sheriff Jones returned from Chad