Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-17
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Miss Halle Conner, of Chicago, is
Russell's trimmer.
See those fresh, pretty designs in
wall paper at Roberts,
Miss Weber, of Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, is guest at the Polilsen home.
VIM. Owen shipped a couple of
cars Of fine cattle to Omaha Tues
day.
The divorce case of Freeman VS..
Freeman was continued to next
court.
Ex-U. S. Marshal Bradley was an
Audubon visitor Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Myrtle Stotts has lady
friend, of Des Moines, visiting her
this week.
Charley Burnside will soon have.
new wheel. He thinks it will be
Crescent.
Prof. Redline is thinking of going
to Extra soon and organize man.
dolin club.
Will Heath and wife, of Extra,
spent Wednesday with Al Heath
and family.
Frank Leet was to Extra Wednes-
day looking after his land interests
near that place.
Tuesday Johnson & Scott putin
two new hues in the boilers at the
electric light plant.
Richard Lieb and wife, of Dexter,
are here this week the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Lee.
Miss Lena Pound, the nine-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Pound, is very sick-neasles.
Alex Caldwell having moved to
his farm, Frank Carper was APP
pointed uight watch in his stead.
Hart & Eddy runs the busiest
"hive" in the city. Wednesday
they got out materialfor $50 No. 1
hives.
Rob't Rice has ordered new
Crescent wheel and " i'll soon be en-
joying the healthful exercise of
hiking.
Daniel Mccarthy, Chas. Jones
and Martin Mogg were in Council
Bluffs this week attending to legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burnside
were at Grinnell the past week
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Grace
Wadsworth.
Mrs. Rev. r. A. Smith, of Iowa
Falls, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
for visit with her parents and her
many friends.
6. 81. Jones has sold his inple-
ment business to Messrs. Kelley &
Moody, who will continue the bust
ness at the old place.
The fve-month-old baby girl of
Mr.. and Mrs. Falkner, died Wednes-
day afternoon Of lung fever. The
funeral was held Thursday.
A school house tax of $500 was
voted at the township meeting last
Monday in Melville to build a new
schoolhouse in sub-district No.2.
Joe Dixon will soon beautify the
homes of 6. B. Russell, Mrs. Alice
| Esbeck and the Presbyterian par
sonage with new paper, paint, etc.
Deputy Head CONSUL Lancelot
reports the Woodmen lodge of Au-
dubon in very Hourishing condi-
ton. New members every meeting.
Joe Handley visited over Sunday
at Charter Oak, Iowa, with his sis
/ ter. While there Joe disposed of a
goodly number of his Mandolin
Club cigars.
Rev. Shipman addressed the con-
gregation from the NJ. E. pulpit at
Atlantic last Sunday and Rev.
Denison, of Atlantic, filled the NJ.
E.chnrch at this place the same
day.
The following marriage licenses
were taken out this week:
Fred David and Margaretha All
rendsen.
Claude Jaynes and Prudena
Boyer.
Mr.. A. F. Drake wishes to thank
his kind frieods who so generously
gave a helping hand and helped to
share his loss by fire Monday even
ing. The good citizens raising
about $50 in cash.
G. HI. Jones departed last Tues.
day for South Bend, Indiana, where
he is thinking of locating if the
place suits him. We would be
sorry to lose Mr.. Jones and family
from our midst as they have many