Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-28
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NASH d, PHELPS.
VIM. Dryden now possesses fine
Shetland pony.
Harvey Hight, OF Douglas town
ship, is a sick man.
John Mcguire took flying trip
to Council Bluffs Monday.
| Anchor buggies that shine like a
piano are found at Hoover's.
Mrs. Harry Arnold is passing this
week at Chicago visiting friends.
See that fine string of thirty-fve
carriages at Hoover s-they are all
Anchors.
Dick Thomas. of Melville, is beau
trying his residence With paints,
paper, etc.
|
tend his delivering route to Oak
field and Brayton.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Stetzell, of Douglas
township, last Sunday.
Barber Ridpath was to Extra
hours with his very best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Haynes are en-
| Toying visit from Eds father and
mother, of Glendon, Iowa.
A. II. Roberts has neat model OF
the flagship New York on exhibit.
ton in the window of his drug
store.
| On Sunday, April 18th, ladys
cape was found between c. III
SIMPSONS and Bethel church
Loser apply to Nels Olsen.
A large case containing the ad
vertise1nents of some of the leading
firms of Audubon, is now placed or
the First National Bank corner.
Prof Rockers new telephone
switch will be here in two weeks
1t is the very latest and is calculat
ed to accommodate 300 instruments
Martin Jensen, the little tailor
who has been passing the pas
month in Sioux City, is again at hi!
work at John Lidd's clothing store
Attorney John Mosier and Sheriff
Jones were in Cedar Rapids tn
fore part of the week on a writ o
habeas corpus in the Sawyer viii
case.
Frank Davis, who has been TO
the past four months selling Men
denhall troughs in Kansas and Ne
braska, rolled into Audubon las
: Wednesday.
John Lidd has just finished suit
for Nels B. Christensen and Chri
Christensen. They ordered then
8 to be prepared to attend the Trans
j Mississippi fair this summer.
) The "Mosquito Fleet" made
3 practice cruise to Extra befor
s breakfast Sunday morning. TIL
s engines of one of the crafts got GU
3 of whack and laid over for repairs
q The graduating class of '9S of tn
s. Audubon high schools will consis
9 of eight-four boys and fonr girl
q The exercises will be little late
s this year than usual on account {
8 school being closed this winter o
< account of diphtheria.
a Tuesday evening while taking
s. spin on his bike, f. ]. Spencer too
81 a header lighting on his lie
a shoulder, tearing the ligamen1
8 loose from the shoulder blade.
q is a very painful accident and wi
81 lay him up for a month or 81
g weeks.
IS George Hoover has on display
g his hardware store opposite tt
q postoffice, carload of Anche
IS buggies. They consist of all grade
S of buggies from a fine family ca
o.. riage to a light running sure
IS Call in and examine them and 20
s will find the prices so reasonsb
% that even the poor man "may rio
S in shayses.
PSI Wednesday was the twenty-tift
1s wedding anniversary Of Mr. an
. Mrs. Hans Lund, who live six mile
is west of Audubon. A large numb,
I'd of their friends and neighbors hel
's ed them to appropriately celebra
ls their silver wedding and mar
Ia beautiful gifts were receive
,S Several of their Danish friends
;lS AIHI1hn,, >vnra