Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-06

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johnny Moreland, of Viola, is the
father of new boy baby.
Mrs. j. P. Tharnish is back from
visit with relatives at Atlantic.
By March list separator creameries
will be in operation at Ross and Gray.
The Methodist people are holding
protracted meetings at Greeley Gen.
ter.
One of Feeder Kallesen's children
near Kimballton is down with dip
liberia.
Measles, chicken pox and diptheria
is now bothering the inhabitants of
Audubon.
Evangelical meetings are being
held at No. Z, Douglas township, by
Rev. Day.
Four cattle, belonging to A. III.
Edwards, were destroyed by corn
stalks last week.
VIM. Cloughly is at Carroll this
week with a view to buying some
extra fine horses.
johnson & Nelson shipped car
load Of extra fine porkers to South
Omaha Tuesdays.
Chris Hansen, who resides west of
town is preparing to build a new
house on his farm.
Mrs. Chas. Ohm and Miss Mary
Ohm returned Saturday from visit
with relatives at Adair.
Audubon Markets:-Corn in ear
lSc, shelled 17ac, Oats 1Sc, Barley II
to zoe, Wheat Csc, Timothy 75c.
Hi MendenhalPs hogs are afflicted
by disease. Mr.. Mendenhall lost
fine COW by corn stalks last week.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke " Hand Mades" day by day.
j. G. HANDLEY, Audubon.
The Columbian club met at at their
rooms Tuesday evening and decided
to buy lot of new books for the
library.
Mrs. Geo. Kreamer, of Extra, is
here visiting her son and daughter,
Grant Stonebrook and Mrs. Mack
Mccall.
Robert Smith, the Nelson black
smith, has just returned from attend
ing his fathers golden wedding, at
Oskaloosa.
Mr.. A. Fiscus, of West Douglas,
has forty Oxford sheep that are Civ
ing their owner great satisfaction as a
source of profit.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1NING HOUSE. Big square
meal zoe, day board SOC, board by
the week only $3.50.
I" Stay with-'em" Hi Webster will
have public sale January IL and
then move to Stuart, Iowa, where he
has bought small farm.
Charley Colee, of Nelson, was in
town Wednesday, and he presented a
pitiable condition. 81 big boils
roosting upon the back of his neck.
The Farmers Institute will be held
Feb. 8, 4 and 5. The program of the
evening of the 4th will be rendered
by the ladies of the Columbian Club.
A big meeting was held at the Ste
phens schoolhouse, near Nelson, Tues
day evening with view to organ
izing a cooperative separator cream
cry.
j. j. Dimick, of Hamlin, and
Elder McQuerry, OF Extra, took
another step in Royal Arch Masonry
Wednesday night, at the temple in
this city.
Last Sunday was long and cheer
less day for Audubon people,. No
church meetings, no Sunday schools,
and the church bells were as silent
as the Sphinx.
Mr.. A. Fiscus, of West Douglas
township, is receiving many orders
for his garden tools that took the
premiums at the Audubon and Des
Moines fairs last year.
G. B. Nelson, of Nelson, has pur-
chased the. Ivers stock. at Guthrie
Center, and will take possession next
Monday. Immediately Mr.. Nelson
will put in a new stock of drugs.
w. S. Moreland has rented his big
farm in Viola township, to his son
John and will move to Texas with his
family about Feb. where they will
permanently reside. He will have
public sale January 10Th.
John Baker, of Viola shipped two
carloads of fat cattle to Chicago this
week. Mr.. Baker has been unfortun-
ate in the cattle business this fall,
having lost 33 head of young cattle
by corn stalks and black leg.
MI. Hayman has sold his SO-acre
farm in Viola township, to VIM.
Prettyman at $50 per acre. And
then Mr.. Hayman wandered into
Douglas township and bought another
eighty-acre farm, finely improved at
$3.50 per acre.
Marriage Licenses:
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