Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-08
Buthweg has a fine line of ported

The JOURNAL and Toledo Blade for
only $1.25 cash.
The Burton-Sanger players at the
Russell, April -.
Have you seen Friends ad on first
page of this paper?
John B. Doak has gone to Lyons,
Kansas, on a land deal.
Ten new subscribers added to the
Journals list this week.
Pearl Anderson and Henry johnson
have gone to Wyoming.
Lou Moore is at Streator, Illinois,
to stay with his brother.
Rev. Krell is enjoying a visit from
his mother of Creston, Iowa.
Ike De White and Martin Mogg
leave this week by team for Texas.
VIM. Cloughly struck a good mar
ket with his carload of horses in Chi
cago.
1t has been discovered that Dan
Fullerton is a pretty good cabinet
maker.
A. II. Roberts is having the inter-
ior of his drug store papered and
painted.
Miss Ella Hurd is at Manning visit
ing at the home of her uncle, Rev. q.
w. Steele.
We understand that Mrs. Wallace
Van Gorder is very ill at her in New
ton, Iowa.
CLANCY Gardner has in SO acres of
wheat and his son Mat has 80 acres of
wheat sowp.
J John Schouboe and wife of Sharon
township are expected to arrive from
Denmark next week.
A collection is being made by the
good people of Audubon for the
starving people of India.
The contract for building the addi-
tion to the Catholic church was let
) Tuesday to j. F. Coleman.
!. A. II. Roberts will be pleased to
I have you inspect his new wall papers.
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
DR.. Miller's mother, sister, BROTH
e~r-in-law and little nephew of Chi
cago are here passing a few days with
him.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line of
J spring patterns v brought to this
. county.
= Rev. Plummer shipped his house.
hold goods to Red Oak Thursday
= where he will preach until next con-
ference.
Mrs. John Mosier and Mrs. w
W.. Smith are at Casey, Iowa, attend
ing a Foreign Missionary Society
o Convention.
4 Miss Shriber and Miss Belle Nc
9 CURE were over Sunday visitors a
the John Noon homestead in South
o Extra township.
4 The Audubon Board OF health, II
session Monday evening, appointed
Dr. BROOKS the physician OF the Boar
O of Health for the ensuing year.
= Chas. Van Gorder, Frank Leet an
Frank Watts attended the bankers
meeting and banquet, at Atlantic
O wednesday and wednesday evening
Joe Garnett left for Chicago Wed
= nesday to accept 4 position. as 1rasssssff2
D ing salesman for w. Fl. Hoyt & Co.
: He will sell groceries in eastern Iowa.
Mud, Mud. Every farmer comes
to town these days with q four-horse
team. All along the country roads
9 you see wagons and buggies buried in
. the mud.
BLACK LEG.-Any stock raiser
2 wishing his cattle vaccinated to pre-
q vent black leg apply for particulars
|. and terms to Geo. N. Weighton, Au.
+ dubon, Iowa.
2 Fern Anderson, Wednesday ship.
Z ped his possessions to Anita whert
I. his family will in future reside. Mr.
Anderson will travel for the Plano
. Binder Co. He expects to assist Mr.
q Luse in sales at Ross the next twt
months.
Peter Fredericksen, Jorgen Johal
2 Petersen and Miss Amelia Jensen al
y rived in Audubon Tuesday from
Zero, Denmark. They have friend
in Sharon township. The frs
2 named gentleman will work in tn,
d Audubon nursery.
Miss Anna Burkey, of Audubon
visited a couple Of days last weel
g with her cousins, Mesdames Ed. ant
George Richardson. She is also spend
ing several days with her old friends
MI. Layland and family, north of thi
2 city.-Anita Tribune.
VIM. Mccormick and family, VIII
have resided in northwest Hamli
= township the past ten years, sold thei
. farm IN Morria Flvnn and Monda