Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-07
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NASH e. PHELPS.
The Audubon bucket shop is no
more.
Stonebrook & Mccall have put in
nice line of jewelry.
See those fresh, pretty designs in
wall paper at Roberts.
One of Geo. Kelly's children is
very sick of diphtheria.
John Bollmann is building a new
residence in Hudlerville.
Wall paper in all the latest de-
signs at Roberts drug store.
Monday school commenced at
teacher.
Miss Clara Hansen is now trim
ming at Mrs. Burdick's millinery
parlors.
The tonic shops were closed for a
couple of days last week but are in
Ioll tIltiSl
County Superintendent Spencer
spent Sunday visiting with friends
in Shelby county.
Andrew Aagaard. of Hamlin
township, marketed six fine porkers
at Johnson g. Nelson's Saturday.
Niels Nielsen, who resides in
| West Audubon is the father of
new boy baby, born Wednesday.
Johnson & Nelson will buy hogs
from now on steady and will guar
antee prices as high as the highest.
Miss kinzie, of Oskaloosa, has
been engaged as stenographer at
the office of Nash, Phelps & Mosier.
NJ. N. Esbeck was at Gray Satur-
day experimenting the placing of
the machinery at the Gray cream
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and daughter
and Mrs. Carey, of Atlantic, were
attending court in this city We'd
nesday.
c. w. Threlkeld, the kimball
piano man spent the first of the
week visiting at his home at Des
Moines.
Rev. Thos. Hague left Saturday
evening for Chicago to visit rela-
tives and attend to some church
| business.
Fred Grumstrup, of Sharon town
ship, this week presented his two
daughters with a handsome new
Kimball organ.
c. O. Black, a Danish butter
maker of Wisconsin, is visiting at
the home of John Schouboe, of
Sharon township.
John Sherman has had the house
on his Melville farm beautified
with a new coat of paint. He has
placed $1,000 worth of stock on the
farm.
We learn that since moving to
Sac City, Mrs. Roy Stonebrook has
had severe attack of intlammatory
rheumatism and has been an in.
tense sufferer for weeks.
Rev. Father Gleason left for
Davenport the fore part of this
week to assist in the Holy Week ser.
vices at the Cathedral. He will re.
turn in time to conduct Easter ser
vices at home.
Anton Christensen, who has been
in Texas the past three years, re
turned this week and is now visit
ing With friends in Sharon town
ship. He has engaged to " ork fol
Andrew Clemensen during the
coming summer
Geo. Somers, Of Douglas town
ship, and Chas. Wilson, of Creole,
township, each shipped carload
of fat cattle to Chicago over the
Northwestern Saturday evening
Both of these gentlemen accom-
panied the stock to the Windy City
The directors of the Audubo,
County Agricultural Society will
meet next Saturday to make ar
: rangements for holding the count,
fair this fall. An endeavor is being
made to organize stock compan,
to take the place of the agricultural
3 society.
Thos. Sorensen, of Sharon town
chip, who went to Denmark las
fall returned to Audubon Saturda
evening. He was accompanied b
3 buxom young Danish lady VIII
s will stay With friends southwest O
3 town for short time when she vii
8 probably become Mrs. Sorense1
s. Jens Jacobsen and two other youn
3 men whose names we did not lear
8 also came with the party from Der
8 mark and will make their home i
q Audubon county.
8 The preliminary trial of lame
q Cunningham and Ida Hepp chars
8 ed with murder in the second d
3 gree, was continued before Judo
g Gray Saturday. Several witnesse
s from Atlantic, Mr.. Larsen an
. Rob't Henderson were examine,
* The prisoners were bound over I
s the grand jury and admitted to ba
3 in the sum of $5OOOOO0 for Cunnin!
q ham and $2O,OOOOO for Miss Hep
81 Wednesday writ of habeas corpl
g was served on Sheriff Jones orde
X ing him to bring the prisoners b
IS fore Judge Conner, now holdin
y court at Carroll, with view of ha
" ing the amount of bail reduced.
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