Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-10
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Mrs. Lon Tenpleman is ill.
Five cases of measles reported.
Miss Lucy Dennis is quite sick.
Miss Mary Wilson is reported as
quite sick.
Diptheria is about thing of the
past in Audubon.
Marriage License: r. d. Hawks
and Olive Walker.
Mrs. F. NJ. Armstrong, of Melville,
is reported quite sick.
Mrs. Chas. Baker returned from
her two months visit in Omaha.
Remember you can get the best
of groceries at Rice's RESTAURANT.
Fine Baltimore oyster stews can
be had at the restaurant kept by
Rice.
Chas. Weston is visiting with
relatives in Winterset, Iowa, this
week.
Rev. kfell reports very success
full meeting at the Melville center
church.
b. Gilbert just over the line in
Guthrie county, is building a fine
new house.
Mrs. John Kate and children have
returned from their two months
visit in Nebraska
b. +. Kennedy and family will
move next week to his farm two
miles west of town.
G.. B. Nelson, half mile north of
Nelson, will have a BIG public sale
on Tuesday, February 22nd.
Miss Letta Lands, of Valparaiso,
Indiana, is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. John H. Mosier.
A surprise party was given to
Miss MaryWilson Friday night, the
occasion being her Goth birthday,
Joe Elwood, who has been fore
man of the Stuart ranch in Mel
Vile. is now working for Implement
Dealer McFarlane.
Jim Donnelly, who was up from
Atlantic on visit Saturday and
Sunday, the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Walter Roth and other friends.
Several of our sports are contem-
plating attending the cooking main
at Omaha Saturday. They hope
to secure a slice of the $3.50 purse.
Emery Rarrick and wife, of Mel.
vile township, are the very happy
parents of cute girl baby which
arrived at their home one day last
week.
g. b. Russell will be installed as
postmaster OF Audubon next Tues
day having received his commits
sion signed by President Mckinley
| last week.
VIM. Layland has sold his farm in
south Audubon township. and is
now actively negotiating for the
VIM. Morey place one mile south Of
| Audubon.
Ralph Helm will soon move to
near Fonda where he. has rented
forty acres and will go intoS the
gardening and poultry business on
a large scale.
James Johnson came up from
Des Moines last week and is now
installed as baker at Rice's restaur.
ant. He worked in this city fol-
several months last year.
/ can give permanent employment
at good wages, to two or three ener
getic men or women. For particulars
call on or write to
| REV. o. Il. NICHOLS, Extra, La
| Mayor Hanna, Sheriff Jones -an6
I County Attorney Brainard were
down to Extra Thursday attending
the Statzell funeral. While in towr
they passed few minutes with
Hayseed.
! A debating club from the Provi
dence schoolhouse, just over il
Guthrie county, will discuss mat
tiers with the Greeley Center club al
the latter place on Thursday even.
ing, February 18th.
Mrs. Lena II. Freeman filed bill
in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, February 3rd, praying
for divorce from her husband
Daniel l.. Freeman, on the grounds
OF desertion. Dan is digging GOLD
in California.
III. "a. y. 1IlOllldS WHO HAS IcCtIlt
ly had charge of the New Park
Hotel leaves Monday to assume
q charge of the Park Hotel at Audi
bon. While Atlantic people gener
ally regret very much to lose Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas and their charm
ing daughter, yet they one and al
wish them unbounded success i,
their new home. Audubon is to b,
congratulated upon their choice
They were here a few months but
all agree that the New Park unde,
their management was fast becon
ing one of the most popular hotels
on the Rock Island road between
Council Bluffs and Des Moines.-
Atlantic Telegraph.
The following. are the new officer
elected at the Farmers institute
last week:
S. A. Graham Presiden
: Lee Huddler -Secretar,
; f. A. Bates Treasure
S. NJ. Gardner
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