Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-08

Hugh Delahoyde passed last week i
at Okoboji.
The Board of Supervisors is in ses-
sion this week.
J. F. Russell returned Monday from
his goods-buying trip to Chicago.
Miss Morrisey has accepted posi-
ton as teacher in the Adair schools.
Northrup Brothers shipped car
load of hogs to Chicago last Saturday.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Greenlee became parents of a big baby
boy.
Mrs. Ben Monk left for johnson
county last Friday to sojourn with rel
atives.
Miss May Lundy arrived here Satur-
day evening to take up her high
school duties.
DIR. G. Eyer now has his office over
the furniture store of [. Smutny, on
the South Side.
George Kellogg now has his reales
helm's drug store.
Mrs. w. P. Farguson is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Lee Whit
man, of Scribner, Neb.
Mrs. J. A. Humiston continues very
i'll and grave fears are entertained
that she will not recover.
Last Tuesday while putting up a
fence Milton Scott, of near Nelson,
severely sprained his wrist.
Mr.. Jerry Baldwin, of Riverside,
California, passed last week with his
friend, f. NJ. Leet and family.
Randolph & Leech have filled their
Wednesday-about 5000 BIRDS
Miss S. Berg, sister of the late Mrs.
Chris Henricksen, departed for her
present home in Omaha, Tuesday.
Elmer Agnew, John Kennedy, Thos
Cochran and Wilbur Kennels went to
the Trans Mississippi Expo. Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Musson and little son and
Mrs. Thos. Musson went to Salem,
South Dakota Monday for protracted
visit.
c. H. and d. d. Sampson are en-
ioying pleasant visit from brother
and his wife who arrived from Wis
consin Wednesday.
Marriage licenses.-Frank Carpen-
ter and Mary II. Green. j. G. B. An
derson and Maude M. Harter. Otto
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| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Hill boarded the
Northwestern Sunday for Cincinnati,
Ohio, thence to Covington, Kentucky,
to visit Mr.. HIS parents for about two
weeks.
John Cameron, of south Lincoln
township was thrown from horse
last Sunday and severely bruised. No
bones were broken, but several days in
bed resulted.
Mrs. A. H. Roberts received the sad
intelligence Tuesday of the death of
her mother at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts departed the
same day for that place.
The management of the fair have
secured the services of some of the
best riders and fancy ropers from the
Wild West show, at Omaha, and it
will pay you to see them at the fair
every day.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya returned Tues
day evening from Oskaloosa where
she has been to attend the wedding of
sister. While away Mrs. Vermilya
selected large stock of fall and win
ter millinery.
Next week will be week of amuse-
ment in Audubon. Besides the coun-
ty fair there will be the Mobiles Thea
tire Company at the Opera House the
entire week, Mahara's Ministries under
canvass Tuesday night and the John
Robinson Circus Saturday evening.
S. M. Luse, of near Ross, sold to
Coats Brothers,, one day last week
sixty-four head Of 33O-pound porkers.
II. f. Green brought in nice bunch OF
five, one of which tipped the beam at
$40. Wednesday Chas. Wilson, OF
Greeley, marketed some 35O-pound
hogs and Milt Jeffries brought some
nice specimens of Douglas township
pork.
Tuesday Sheriff Jones and County
Attorney Brainard arrived from
Whitewater, Oklahoma, bringing with
them Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer
whom they arrested at that place. II
is charged that the parties were i'm
plicated in the murder of the child
found near the fair grounds last spring
The preliminary trial will be held be.
fore Justice HI NJ GRAY next Monday