Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-17


and federal courts, real estate, commercial and
probate law specialties. Wills properly
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Call and see us on any business you may have.
Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon, Iowa.
Big dance at Tom Kennedy's last
Friday night.
Just Justesen visited over Friday
nighl at Atlantic.
Ed. johnson shipped three cars of
cattle to Chicago this week.
J. Nal Bryan will have public
sale of cattle in the near future.
Joe McFadden, four miles east of
Audubon, is building big barn.
f. NJ. Rice's restaurant is the
place for warm meals or lunches at
all hours.
VIM. Layland, of Audubon town
ship, was doing business in Audu-
bon Wednesday.
Jas. Cahill and daughter Mary
left Friday of last week for their
California home. -
Rice's restaurant always keeps
only the latest and freshest con-
fections in stock.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the TwINING HOUSE. Big square
meal for 90 cents!
Geo. Davis will have public sale
at the w. b. Davis place south of
town February oath.
Chris Henriksen was at Omaha
from Wednesday to Saturday of last
week buying goods.
A. E. Hunter returned last week
from seven-weeks' visit W it'll rela-
tives in Jefferson county.
The ten-year-o1d daughter of VIM
Greenlee, on Sec. 3, Douglas town.
ship, is very i'll of lung trouble.
Friends be happy while You may
Smoke Hand Mades day by day
j. G. HANDLEY, Audubon.
o. C. Howard, of near Guthrie
Center, will visit next week with ole
acquaintance in northeast LEROY
Rees Dickey, of Douglas town
ship, is feeding number one car O.
cattle for shipment in April.
Joe McFadden,. of Sec. 10, Leroy
will build a large hay shed this
| spring. Size 20 36 feet, "a fee
high.
At the home of VIM. Conway, il
north Melville township. occurred Z
lively dancing party last Friday
night.
Jake Ruhs purchased a carload
of hay of.Chas. Steinm and O. III. p
Roberts. He ba1ed Monday ant
Tuesday. 1T
Geo. Ulrich, Of west Lincoln viii
have public sale about Februar,
4 22nd. George will move to Charte:
Oak. Iowa.
4 Mrs. Einmert Fiscus, Just over tn
line in Shelby, near Fiscus, fell ane
broke her arm one day last week
DIR. Cobb, of Harlan attended,
Miss Anna Carper, daughter of L
NJ. Carper, of Cameron township
| left last week for Evanston, Illinois
to receive treatment for her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Frye are re
! joicing considerably over that biz
boy that arrived at their home las
| Friday. Watts first and dandy.
4 John johnson returned last Sat
ming. Hewill work for his father
| J: g. Johnson, southwest of towr
Frank Garroutte, of north Doug
las township, has been hustlin;
cattle for John Weighton. In
short time Frank picked up 100 hea,
of excellent calves.
| Sylvester Ellsberry left one da,
last week for his home in Gran,
| Junction. Colorado, after thre
weeks visit With old friends il
Douglas township, his fornie
home.
Joe Cam and his eXcursionist
returned last Thursday from Texas
He sold 800 acres to Frank Carpen
ter, of Melville; 100 acres to w. Hat
erland. of near Gray, and 100 t
Mark Butterton.
| G. W.Hoover has opened up wit
q complete stock of farm nipple
ments, buggies, wagons, etc. Gee
is carrying the best in every lin
and this year, will wake things II
in the implement biz.
John Clifford, of Cedar count,
Nebraska, left Wednesday of las
week for his home. Mr.. Clifford fol
merly resided in south Camera
township and passed a pleasan
week with old friends.
Mrs. Sinclare AIRY, the mother O
Sylvester AIRY and Mrs. Wilso
Burnside, celebrated her S5th brit
day Tuesday at the home of Mr..
Burnside. Quite large compan
of friends were in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, of Dougla
township, left last Friday for ker
nedy, Dallas county, to visit wee
with the ]. III. Ord family of tina
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