Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-14
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NASH, PHELPS & MOsIER,

NASH, PHELPS & MOSIER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- kinds of legal bust.
ness carefully attended to, both in the state
and federal courts real estate, commercial and
probate law our specialties. Wills properly
| drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
enable terms. We havea complete set of alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
and on may
Audubon Iowa.
II. B. Herbert went to Atlantic on
business today.
Rev. Shipman was an Atlantic
visitor Monday.
Tom Wilhelm and Hamp Jones
go to Omaha Sunday.
Father Gleason is passing the
week at Lake Okoboji.
! HID. Woodward and family will
go to Okoboji next week.
Miss Genevieve Culyer is visiting
relatives at Clarion, Iowa.
/ Drayman Rumelheart visited at
Atlantic on Thursday of this week.
II. G. Curtis, of Atlantic, was in
Audubon politically last Tuesday.
DR.. r. L. Harris returned from his
weeks outing at Okoboji Wednes-
day.
Today the Presbyterian Sunday
school INDUCES in a picnic at Luc-
cocks Grove.
E. d. Blackman and son left this
morning for DeSoto, Iowa, to visit
relatives week.
Wednesday of next week Vera
Talbot and her little friends will
picnic at Luccock's Grove.
B. S. Phelps is having new
house erected on his farm in Sec.
q, rented by Arthur Polling.
Hans Hansen and Albert Matthias
attended the Trans-M Mississippi Elk
position, at Omaha, Sunday.
Marshal r. N. Carper and family
visited relatives and friends in Ex-
ira and vicinity last Sunday.
Fred Vermilya expects to take a
trip to Oskaloosa and Centerville
by wheel, about next Sunday.
VIM. c. Tramp fell from brick
kiln at his Creston yard one day
last week and broke his arm.
Work on the Frank Leet house is
progressing rapidly nine men be-
ing at work on the mason work.
Mrs. Will Woodward and Mrs
Peterman, Of Extra, are visiting a
few days at the r. N. Carper home
Mrs. Cloughly--Miller, ofClarinda
is visiting relatives in Audubon
Hamlin and North Branch this
week.
Mrs. Lauritz Jensen, of Sharon
township, is very i'll. She is at pres.
ent at the Martin Esbeck home in
this place.
Last Monday evening the seven
month's-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
$ VIM. Hite of Douglas township dice
q of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wadswortf
and Chas. and Belle Burnside lief
for Omaha, Monday, to attend the
q Exposition.
Judge Green and son went to Dow
City Wednesday. The Judge goes
to look after his large Crawford
county farm.
Chas. Smutney, of Wales, Iowa
arrived Monday for a weeks stay a
the home of his uncle, l. Smutney
the furniture man.
Will Fullerton biked it to Perry
s Iowa, last Friday to visit a few day
s with his brother, A. X. Fullerton
returning Tuesday.
q DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Clark and Nj
8 and Mrs. Ed. Rice left for Okoboj
! Lake last Friday. They occupy TIL
3 Kate.Phelps cottage.
q Hiram Clark, of Marion county
s was buying horses here Wednes
s day and Thursday of this week. II
q will ship out two cars.
q The foundation for the new waite
s tank at the c. & N. w. depot is com
pleted, over seven carloads of ston
3 being used in its construction.
q John Mosier, F. E. Brainard, Thee
: Myers and D. C. Mott attended tn
8 meeting of the Republican Leagu
q of Iowa, at Council Bluffs, this weel
Tom Wilhelm and Will O'Connel
: had bicycle race at the tracks Las
s Wednesday. O'Connell bit the dus
q in the last half and the race wa
4 declared off.
s Carl, the three-year-old son c
8 Prof. and Mrs. Hooker, fell from
q buggy while out riding with hi
s parents last Sunday. He was badl
81 scared but not seriously injured.
8 Last Sunday Messrs. and Mes
3 danes Will O'Connell, S. d. Phelp
s. Frank Watts, John Weighton, L.
3 Hill and ]. A. Humiston with tn
9 little folks picniced in the Oelk
s. Grove.
3 The streets of Audubon are in e,
e cellent condition from end to en-
x and Street Commissioner Carpe
e has the thanks of residents for hi
g efforts in bringing them to the pres
q ent standard of perfection.
S H. B. Herbert returned Wedne.
8 day morning from his duties at tn
IS National Capital. Mr.. H. is bi
S clerk in the House of Represent;
s tives and has witnessed the bus
S and exciting scenes at the capite
s tor the past four months-the mos