Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-17
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Hank Low was in Ida Grove We'd
nesday on business.
There will be club dance at the
Russell February 22nd.
Mr.. Jepsen is assisting at John
Lidd's tailoring parlors.
Vim. Mogg was visitor at Extra
the fore part of the week.
Vim. Neff returned from his Chi
cago trip Wednesday morning.
Ben Fritz has gone to kirkville to
Remember you can get the best
OF groceries at Rice's restaurant.
c. Eugene Mertz and wife of GRAY,
were Audubon visitors Saturday.
Hon. A. III. Edwards was Des
Moines visitor few days this week.
Fine Baltimore oyster stews can
be had at the restaurant kept by
Rice.
County Auditor Tom Lohner is
the happy dad of a fine boy, born
Thursday.
Miss Mary MCGUIRE is passing
few days this week with her sister
in Omaha.
DR.. n. p. Lauritzen, of Extra, was
in Audubon on professional bust
ness Thursday.
Mrs. Morrisey is entertaining her
friend, Miss Beakman, of near Man
ming, this week.
The Hamlin circuit of the Evan
gelical church is talking of build
ing parsonage.
A series OF gospel meetings will
commence at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Frank Herndon is in Illinois this
week. While there he will pur-
chase draft stallion.
Geo. Davis will have public sale
next Thursday February "a, at the
Davis farm just south of town.
After an extended visit in Henry
county, Illinois, Miss Alice Kopp
returned to her home last Friday.
Mrs. Claude Phillips, of Pocahon-
tas county, is here this week visit
ing with A. ]. Phillips and family.
Mrs. Alice Esbeck will soon com
mence the erection of neat resi-
dence on her lots near the Advent
church.
Editor Mott and wife were called
to West Branch, Saturday by the
sad news of the death of Mr.. Motifs
aged father.
Elder r. V. Lesson, of Missouri
Valley, has been secured by the
Christian people of this place as
their minister.
Monroe Stuart has sold his farm
TO a, Mr. CLARK auu viii IN oSe, to
Dedhan and rent one of Chas. Van
Gorder's farm.
Mrs. Walt Graham has moved in
to the B. F. Kennedy residence. B.
f. and family are now residing on
their farm west of town.
Chris Henriksen was down to
Extra Thursday on important bust
ness. While in town he made a
pleasant call at the Journal office.
Two Danish gentlemen were here
this week looking over the town,
They think of putting in stock of
mems clothing and furnishing
Tgoods.
A. L. Viewer is now suffering from
a very lame knee. The Joint water
is escaping from his left knee. 1t
is very serious disease and may
leave Dell cripple for life.
L am in position to sell one of the
best and cheapest 16O-acre farms in
Douglas township, Audubon coun.
ty, Iowa. A snap if sold soon.
A. FIScUS, Fiscus, Iowa.
The Thompson Dry Goods Co. is
making their last clearance offers
for this season in their advertise
ment elsewhere in this issue. Ger.
family money can be saved to any
purchaser upon such offers.
Hart & Eddy are very busy these
days getting out the material for
the Ross creamery. Their carload
of clear finish lumber arrived Tues.
day and they will soon commence
converting it into bee hives.
Hendrick q Rand, the Kansas
City horse buyers, assisted by VIM
Dryden, purchased at Audubon
Saturday twenty-eight head OF
horses and sixteen head of mules
paying good prices. They shipped
Saturday evening.
! Mrs. Lee, the mother of Mrs. Lon
Ternpleman, fell on the icy walk
Tuesday evening and cut Large
cash III her forehead, severing ar
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