Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-03

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.
Mrs. Thos. Lohner and Little Tom
are visiting friends in Oakfield
township.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the Tw1NING HOUSE. Big square
meal for 20 cents!
Henry RoEwer, the new Green
Bay man, of Extra, was business
visitor in Audubon Saturday.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke g band Mades" day by day.
j. c. HANDLEY, Audubon.
]. S. Emley. one and half miles
east of Audubon, will have "a pub
lie sale on Thursday, February 10.
Jas. Edwards, of Douglas town
ship is the happy papa of a new
girl baby, born Wednesday of last
week.
Joe Handley. our popular cigar
maker and Roy Funk, the Republi-
can reporter. were Extra visitors
Sunday.
Theo. Christensen is now en-
ployed by lumber firm in Des
Moines and he says he is getting
along nicely.
The Audubon Orchestra will give
| an entertainment at the Old Ham
lin schoolhouse on Friday evening,
February 4th.
The Park Hotel will be opened
three applicants for the place but
none have been accepted as yet.
Vim. Miller. of Douglas township,
wears happy smile. All on ac-
count of big boy baby that ar
rived at his home last Thursday
There was jolly dancing party
at the Nels Thompson home in
Douglas township Saturday even
ing.
Vim. Cloughly was at Omaha last
week buying some new furnishings
for his palatial residence in this
city.
Adam Fiscus, one of the big far
mers of Douglas township, shipped
a carload of barley to Chicago last
week.
Jim Christensen, of Douglas town
ship, is back from Walnut where he
has been working the past few
weeks.
Jens Sorensen, who farms the
Camp place east of Audubon, this
week sold carload of barley to
Johnson & Nelson at 22s4c per
bushel.
Jim Cunningham and Dave Ran
dolph were in Gray Tuesday on a
horse deal. They appear avery
much satisfied with their business
transaction.
The case of ,Ballnan VS.. Hoover
was on trial before Judge Carr
Wednesday. The plaintiff sued for
damages for execution of sale OF
some horses.
+. A. sButhweg has received pair
of fine new scales for use in his big
grocery. They are finished with q
fine marble platform and are of the
latest pattern.
Next Tuesday night D. E. Shrau
ger, of Extra, will be made Knight
Te1nplar. A large attendance Of
the Knights is desired and an in
teresting meeting is expected.
| am in position to sell one of thu
best and cheapest 160-acre farms il
Douglas township, Audubon coun
ty, Iowa. A snap if sold soon.
A. FIscUs, Fiscus, Iowa.
It's reported that Judge Sanborn
of PuNico, Missouri, will soon be ;
resident of Audubon again. Til,
many friends of the Judge and hi
family will welcome them back t,
Audubon.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder. Mrs. l.. Z
Phelps, Mrs. DR. Clark, Mrs. f. S
Watts and Mrs. Watson formed
jolly company of ladies that droy
. to Extra Friday and visited at til
, Ed. Delahoyde home in that city.
! Jas. McAninch, Hon. VIM. Walker
Rev. Wissler and Realestate Chris
Jensen were up from Extra Tuesda
evening attending Masonic lodge
Rev. Wissler and AL. Friend wer
e initiated:into the Red Cross orde,
I Hart & Eddy have received cal
g load of cypress lumber to be use
: exclusively in the manufacture I
bee hives this year. They vii
!. make two grades Of hives. Thei
d No. is clear of knots and as prett
i as piece of furniture.
q Hendricks a. Rand, horse buyer
Q of Kansas City, will be in Exir
Wednesday, February Z. Bring i
: your good horses and mules an
l. get good price They will be {
e Audubon Thursday, Friday an
Il Saturday, February, 10 II and II.
l. Miss Clara Hansen entertained
v company of her young lady frien6
n at the pleasant home of her paren'
. three miles southwest of Audubon
L last Thursday afternoon. A nun
a Der of her friends from this city a
tended and all report very meri
time.
L Jas. Brown, of Chicago, was hel
K the first of the week visiting his oil
friend Tom Musson, and lookin
) after his big ranch in Melville. Fl
! will put 300 head of stock cattle 0