Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-06

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Audubon Iowa.
Miss Mabel Haynes is quite sick.
Father Gleeson was at Adair the
first of the week.
John III. Mosier was at Extra on
legal business Thursday.
j. E. Mcclure is assisting L. D.
Phelps in the treasurer's office.
Mrs. H. NJ. Gray left Wednesday
for Oklahoma to visit relatives.
/ Jacob Christensen is again clerking
at John III. Hates clothing emporium.
Dave Workman went to Guthrie
Center this week to attend the county
fair.
E. E. Clark, of Melville township,
is having $1,000 residence erected on
his farm.
j. A. Kerr came down from Lake
View this week for a few days bust
ness visit. 60 ~: II. ss ssss
Tim Mccarthy came in from Avoca
Tuesday evening for a short visit with
his relatives.
VIM. Layland is erecting brand
new house and barn on his property
near the mill.
| Mesdames Hooker, Kuhn and Calph
and Miss Ella Van Scoy left Wednes-
day for the Omaha fair.
Frank Frazier, who has been away
on his western trip all summer, rolled
in Monday evening from Omaha.
Roy Funk returned home Wednes-
day from Atlantic where he has been
working on the Cass County Demo-
GRAFT
Mrs. E. j. Spencer and Mrs. T..
BaZZ, of Clear Lake, Iowa, are visit
ing with the Lewis family near Gray
this week.
lecture at the Baptist church Friday
evening. The subject is Remember
the Maine.
Mr.. Boardman and wife will leave
next week for Omaha where they will
join theatrical company and play
the season of 1899.
Tom Sutton leaves this week for
Red Oak where he will spend the win
4 ter at the home of his father who is
2 now located near that place.
T. f. Musson went to Des Moines
1 Monday on business and from there
! he goes to Salem, South Dakota, to
y II, II, 1,
Mrs Sarah Fox will leave Audubon
soon to make her future home with
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie L. Crapsey,
= of Lincoln county, Wisconsin
r Rev. Miller, who is now pastor of
y the Audubon circuit, NJ. +. church, is
s receiving good visit from his mother
3 and sister from Pennsylvania.
$ Mrs. Thos. Musson and Mrs. f. A
3 Buthweg left this morning for Des
e Moines to visit the Semi ON Sed and
g spend few days with relatives.
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Benton anG
s. Miss Alice Kopp and the Misses
" Edith and Minnie Lane left Tuesday
II for Omaha to visit the big show.
g Ralph Overholtzer has resigned hi:
S position as clerk t w. H. Kelly
q South Side grocery and Miss Aud;
e Kelley is the new clerk at the store.
u Messner OFT went to Atlantic Wed
e nesday evening to meet with the
IS Hutton Theatre Company. Himsel
81 and Claude Boardman will return t.
r. Audubon Saturday.
~ Clarence Bell left Wednesday 70
VI Sedan, Kansas, where he expects t,
"a join Fanning's Vaudeville Show am
e play the balance of the season will
g them.
III Harry Evans, the Audubon jockey
NJ who has been spending the season
Zg riding races on the Blue Grass circui
IS came in Wednesday morning from
I'll the south.
NJ Frank Hepburn, the genial dr.
"a goods clerk, at Russel's store, return
" ed Tuesday from short visit wit
al relatives and friends at Des Nome
81 and Colfax.
III Harp Wilson, Harry Woodward
VI H. b. Herbert, Elmer Ellis, Nat
~ Carper, Geo. Cosson and w. c. Ellio,
ga all went to Gray Monday evening t
IS hear Hon. Smith McPherson's speecl
1 H. w. Quicker and wife, of Menlt
Hs was an over Sunday visitor at the d
~ Eyer home in this city. Monday tn
Yg doctor accompanied them back t
8 Guthrie Center for a short visit wit
EN- old friends.
M Last Thursday forenoon the fiji
~ company was called out to extinguis
IA a warm blaze that had got started !;
I'll the NJ. Bailey home. The destructio
ggaS of a small stack of hay was the exter
Is of the damage.
M Claude Jaynes, Of Greeley TOWNSHIP
A brought in nine head of big porke
Sg Wednesday that sold at $40 per CIV
aI Nels Christensen, also of Greele
daa township, the same day brought in
IA head of good big hogs.
~ Mrs. John Downey, of Rock Islam
IA Illinois, Mrs. James McSwiggin,
~ Wilton, and Mr.. Tom Murphy,
skI Thorndale, Iowa, were here last wei
sg attending the obsequies Of their siste
lNa the late Miss Nora Murphy.