Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22

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Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon. Iowa.
T. F. Green took dinner with his
son Frank at Extra Wednesday.
Mr.. Clapper is having three barns
erected on the Richardson farms.
Chris Larsen, of Sharon township,
is hauling lumber for 81 900 barn.
VIM. Burch and wife went to Edo
IA, Iowa, Monday to visit their son.
Francis Armstrong has rented the
Mccarthy farm in Melville township.
Fred Nermilya was at Omaha this
week buying winter and holiday goods.
The person holding ticket No. SAP
call at Geo. Hoover's hardware store,
Mrs. Ed. Van Gorder went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit her parents.
f. M. Leet left Sunday for Aurora,
4 Illinois, on business. He will return
Saturday.
Woods Soar returns this week to
Ann Arbor, Michigan, to take up his
law studies.
Gus and Mabel Keith went to Perry,
Iowa, Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Ed Elicit.
The funeral of Maurice FLYNN was
held from the Catholic church at 10
O'Clock A. M.
il The war revenue tax paid by the
Audubon Fair Association for this
year was SS.37.
NJ. A. Kleuver has commenced the
erection of barn on his Melville
township farm.
i Miss Irma Tharnish is now en-
ployed in the millinery department at
the Russell store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Owen, of Kill
dare, Oklahoma, visited old friends in
Audubon last week.
Wednesdays Audubon markets are
as follows: Corn 2O4c, oats 179c, barley
22c to &c, wheat 47c.
o. G. and S. f. Donaldson, of Audi
bon township, were in Audubon on
business Wednesday.
t. F. Green is hauling lumber for
the erection of a big cattle shed on his
farm northeast of town.
Sam'l SwitZer, with his workmen,
are erecting very substantial coal
house at the court house.
Al Friend went to Creston Saturday
To visit narantc and friends
Wednesday Of this week.
Frank O'Connell and family, of At
lantic, visited over Sunday with the
family of Will O'Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Baxter enjoyed a
visit this week from their daughter,
Y Mrs. LeHue, of Greenfield, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spanburg returned
Tusday from their four-months' visit
z at the old home in Kendallville, In.
g diana.
4 Howard Elliott, of Cedar county,
e arrived Wednesday with carload OF
cattle for Warner Bros, of Hamlin
s. township.
& John McFadden, of Douglas town
y ship, will soon improve his good farm
& 36x32 feet. -
81 Frank Switzer returns to Missouri
& Valley Saturday of this week to re
q sumo his duties as night operator al
q that place.
u Jean Clark has commenced work OF
g his new house in Sec. I, Melville
N township, size 16X24 feet with l6-foo
" L., l4-foot posts.
q Druggist Tom Wilhelm will take
q hunting and pleasure trip to Butte
81 Montana in company with Hon. Thos
& Kelly, of Brayton.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Lane went t,
n Omaha Wednesday. Mr. Lane will
u bring back some calves to distribute
q in Audubon county.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Howald visitet
"a last week with Audubon relatives ant
" friends, returning Saturday to thei
g home in Des Moines.
III Will Cunningham was quite i'll til
Il fore part of the week at the home Q
s. his father, Barney Cunningham, Q
" some stomach trouble.
Is Doc Shockley and family move t.
M Coon Rapids this fall. Wat Frye ha
s. rented the farm titled by Mr.. Shock
" ley in Melville township.
Rena Esbeck, daughter of Mr.. an,
= Mrs. Martin Esbeck is i'll of scarle
fever and the home is quarantined
The case is not a serious one.
Miss Lottie Fairholm left for he
home in Greenfield Friday after
visit at the DIR. Evans home. Mis-
Lizzie Evans accompanied her.
H. H. Buck left Monday for hi
home at Iowa City after a ten-days
sojourn at the home of his uncle, VIM
Humphreys, northeast of town.
w. H. O'Connell goes to Chicag
the first of next week to purchase hol
iday goods. He expects to put in
large and handsome assortment.
Editor and Mrs. Frank ID. Allen re
turned Wednesday from their trip il
the East-Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Gin
cinnati and other places of interest.
Mrs. Henry Grevesmuhl, who ha
been seriously iii the pact three weeks