Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15


"Hayseed'' Guernsey ut Audubon eve,s
Lawyer Mosier is in Chicago on
biz.
Buthweg has a fine line of ported
plants.
Davy Soar says he is still talking
16 to 1.
j. E. Mcclure contin es veiy i'll q
some stomach trouble.
Greg Wolfe and family now reside
in Mrs. C~hristensen's house.
Mrs. Bertha Smith was a visitor
over Tuesday, night at Extra.
Frank Leet and Frank Watts will
m from Chicago Saturday,
: HI Webster is preparing the
Is two acres of sugar beets.
M. "helps left Wednesday
for a tn. 'sit with friends at
Des MoiL.
Barney Gun. nd daughter
are at Ohiowa, Ne sitting his
very sick brother.
During the month OF he
receipts of the County Tt.
office were S35, 16S.17.
Mrs. Thos. Walker and Sidney Va,
Gorder were visitors at Extra Fri
day and Saturday last.
Gill Jones sold a four-ton Fair
banks scale to the county, to be
placed on the poor farm.
1t will do you good and probably
save your life to read John Hates ad
on first page of this paper.
Oscar England of Des Moines is the
new tailor at John Lidd's shop. He
is an extra fine artist on coats.
A. II. Roberts will be pleased to
have you inspect his new wall papers.
He can satisfy you in pattern and
price.
Miss Laura Forbes, postmistress of
the Nebraska Senate, is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. B. S. Phelps, for a few
weeks.
AS usual Roberts, the Audubon
wall paper man, has the finest line of
spring patterns ever brought to this
county.
j. H. Kate is having an iron orna-
mental fence put up in front of his
residence property. August Oelke is
doing the work.
Mr. Richardson, of eastern Iowa,
is here looking after matters connect
ed with the, disappearance of his
brother, Frank Richardson.
The Salvation Army has rented the
Fisher building, Chris .HenrikseHs
old stand, and will commence opera
lions Thursday of this week.
Miss Susan Loney has purchased a
millinery business at Ute, Iowa.
VIM. Clonghly went to that city
Saturday to assist her in closing up
the deal.
On her way home from a visit at
Little Rock, Arkansas, Miss Myrtle
Stotts stopped a few days with rela-
tives at Atlantic. She arrived in Au-
dubon Thursday.
James Workman, of Extra, is now
acting as Deputy County Auditor.
Mr.. Workman is a young man of con-
siderable clerical and legal ability,
being a graduate Of the StatesUniyer-
!
John Lidd, the little tailor, has
commenced business and the second
day after opening took six orders for
tailor made suits. He,has a nice lot
of cloths and the prices he quotes
are very low.
John Schouboe and wife arrived in
New York City Tuesday from their
several months visit in Denmark.
They will visit friends a day in Des-
Moines and arrive in Audubon the
last of the week.
MI. and Mrs. o. z. Donaldson, of
South Audubon township, were over
Sunday visitors ofMr. and Mrs. VIM.
Humphreys, "a little east of Audubon.
Mr.. Donaldson is the efficient clerk
of Audubon township.
Rev. Cahill will not preach at Old
Hamlin h%encefortb, but give his un-
divided attention to his flock at Au.
dubon. Hereafter the Presbyterians
Of Old Hamlin and Lone Star will be
looked after by 3 minister who comes
from Omaha.
At the recent session of the Board
of Supervisors the board approved
the following school fund loans: j.
H.. Rendleman, $500; Eli Hansen,
$500; Theo. F. Myers, $500; Hans
Hansen, $500; D. E. Soar, $500; Mary
A. Walker, $1,000.
Frank Garroutte, that honest, hard
listed farmer of north Douglas town.
ship, found a pocket book containing
several dollars on the street crossing
while in Audubon, Wednesday. He
left at at the Commercial Bank where
the owner can prove up and recover
his loss.
Hon. A. L. Hager, our Congress.
man, has announced that he recon.
mends Mr.. A. r.. Greenwaldt to b.
postmaster at Gray, and Mr.. j. F
Luse to be postmaster of Ross. Both
these appointments will give great
satisfaction to the patrons Of the re.
spective offices.
Audubon now has a mandolin clut
that is not to be sneezed at and pro.
duces music that makes one dream
The following artists constitutes thu
club: Prof: aRedline, Ed. Van Cor.
der, Ed. Ruff, Tom Wilhelm, VIM,
McFarlane; Chas. Burnside, Ros
Kennels, Rob't Rice, Frank Adams,
Geo. Kerr, Hugh Delahoyde.
The Texas excursion will leave Au.
dubon April goth with Joe Cam al
| pilot. The following Audubon cOun.