Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-09

J Wall paper at halt price at Roberts.
Roberts is selling wall paper at
half price.
) Miss Maude Lynch is back from a
five weeks visit at Belle PLANE.
Percy Scott, of Massena, is here
visiting his many little friends.
Geo. Hoover will soon have his
residence renovated and enlarged.
A. j. Shup is enjoying visit from
his brother of Pocahontas county.
John Livingston, of Carrollton,
Iowa, is here visiting his uncle, Del
Cole.
HALF PRICE.-Roberts has lot
of wall paper to close out at half
price.
just Justensen, the clerk at Will
helms drug store has new Victor
bike.
Will Turner, of Anita, is here
visiting his relatives, the Culver
families.
Grandma johnson, aged "a years,
of Melville township, is reported
quite i'll.
Frank Herndon is feeling mighty
gay. His big wheat field averaged
sixteen bushels to the acre.
A. G. Darland, of Douglas town
ship, captured 400 bushels of wheat
on his patch of twenty six acres.
The Kerwin boys-Aiike, Tom and
Richard, sold 1000 bushels of corn
last week to Musson & Son at 22c.
G. w. Finch and wife, of Leeds
Grove, Iowa, were guests of their
!; cousin, Mrs. Sam Switzer, last Satur-
day.
Mike Kerwin's twenty i've acres OF
wheat averaged close to twenty bush-
!: els to the acre. That's genuine pros
: perity.
We know good place to visit in
: Melville township. Charley john
|: son has just made sixty gallons OF
sweet cider.
!: Hon. Jacob Kuhn, of Des Moines,
is here representing the Stotler es-
!: tate and assisting in the roller mill
improvements.
! johnson y Nelson shipped a fine
!: carload of Audubon county wheat,
Saturday, and they paid from Csc to
zoe bushel for it.
Nelson Hon, of Shelby county, who
ia visiting A. Fiscus, was in Audi.
!: bon Saturday and took orders for q
|: wagon load of melons.
Grandad Shoesmith, the Mayor Of
North Branch, was doing business il
Audubon Saturday, his first trip tc
!: this town in three years.
Claude Phillips, Of Pocahontat
!; county, is here. He sold his 1895 corn
$40 bushels, Saturday, to johnson &
Nelson at-22c per bushel.
!: When you are at Audubon stop al
!: the Tw1N1NG HOUSE. Big square
!: meal 15c, day board SOC, board by
4 the week only $3.50. Drop in ani
|; see us. a
|: The ladies Of the NJ. E. church, al
! Viola Center, will give an entertain
/: ment and luncheon for the benefit O
1 the preacher, Saturday evening, Sep,
! TENDER 11th.
!: Mrs. Albert Beech and children, o.
i Atlantic, arrived Saturday evening t.
5: visit week with her parents, Mr.
/: and Mrs. Peter Ruble, of sonth-eas
) Douglas township.
i: Joe McFadden, of Melville town
!. ship, has had big crib and large gra
4 nary made in which to store his abun
!: dant crops. Mr.. McFadden and
y Shingledecker were the builders.
Forrest Whitfield and family of Cal
houn county are down this way visit
ing relatives and taking in the Audi
bon fair. Mr.. Whitfield and tamil,
formerly resided in West Dougla
township.
October 10th Jim Rose, Harr,
Gleason, Lou Grevsmuhl and Jas
Archer, depart from Audubon, over
land, for Chesterville, Texas, wher
they expect to locate if the country
suits them.
S. A. Nelson, of Wichita, Kansas
was in Audubon Saturday settling u
his Kansas land trades with VIM
Doak, Henry Foulk, John Norris, j
w. Rosenberg, j. "A. Overholtzer an,
John Weighton.
James Cahill has sold his SO-acr
I farm, northeast of town to Wn
Passmore for $500, possession to b
given next March. Mr.. Cahill an,
family contemplate moving to Cali
fornia next spring.
Miss Florence Kelley went to Ded
ham Friday to assist in musica
convention. From Dedham che goe
to Grand Junction to visit few day
and then to to Indianola to resum
her mudical studies.
Harry Arnold is in Chicago O
business. He expects to be absen
two weeks. Before returning home h
will go to Waterstown, South Dakota
to look after. 2500 acres of land owne
by Mrs. Lois G.. Stuart.
Albert Mitten, who resides near III
Shelby county line, sold good hors
to Mr.. Striker, the Kansas City buy
er, Friday for $50. That looks as
the farmers will soon have anothe
profitable avenpe opened up.
James Law, Of Melville township
will ship two carloads Of fat cattle t
Chicago next week. Mr.. Law will
accompany the stock to the big city
Returning he will stop at pes Moline