Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-05-26
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SICK.
Frank Brockway is quite sick
again.
Mrs. Chris Henriksen is very i'll.
She is suffering of consumption.
Ed. Beason was at Atlantic We'd
nesday on Nebraska land business.
John Mosier was attending SUI
preme court at Des MoineS Friday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walker be-
came the parents of a baby boy
Monday.
A marriage license was issued
last week to Martin Mortensen and
Annie Johnson.
Frank Temple and wife, of Allan
tic, passed last Sunday at the home
of B. S. Phelps.
Fred Weeks, who lives Just south
OF town, became the dad of fine
big boy last Saturday.
Joe Dixon did fine job of paper
ing for Stonebrook & Mccall, the
front part of the week.
Newton Gray, near Kirkman, Shell
by county, was a guest at the John
!. AAllio1 lloIlC uSSQdy.
A. F. Altman, of Section 81, Lin
coin township, had two cows killed
by lightning last Sunday night
Myrtle Neff and Maude Lynch
were visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
Dudley, at Atlantic, over Sunday.
Mrs. Byrd Phelps and Mrs. Will
O'Connell were visiting relatives at
Atlantic last Friday and Saturday.
The stores in Audubon will be
closed from the hours of one to
four in the afternoon of Monday
next.
Miss Cecilia Soar returned to
Extra Saturday where she will visit
the Connrardy family south of the
place.
John Horning is again suffering
of water on the knee joint. He has
had to have his knee put in plas-
ter cast.
Kelley & Moody put new iron
roof on their implement house the
fore part of the week. August
Oelke did the work.
About fifty friends gathered at
the home of D. d. Sampson, in Viola
township. last Friday evening and
passed very pleasant evening.
A lady at Eugene, Oregon, read
some of ]. F. Russell's bargains in
the Journal and Monday sent a
mail order for some of his goods.
Mrs. DR.. Lass, of Sioux City, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. E. Bail
ey. Monday the lady went to Extra
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Vim.
Fulton.
The Audubon and the Templeton
mines will play ball at the fair
grounds next Monday. Admission
l5c. The winning team to take gate
receipts.
Mrs. Sherman Lee and babies
who have been visiting at Sam
Graham's in Melville township, re
turned to their home at Omaha
Monday.
Mrs. Shipman and two children
returned Tuesday from visit te
friends and relatives at Coin, Page
county. Rev. Shipman met them a
Atlantic.
Wednesday Hart q Eddy sold Z.
bee hives. This makes over 2Sl
hives they have sold so far Thu
year. Last year at this time the,
had sold only % hives.
Byrd Phelps received another in
voice of Vermont maple sugar las
week. He sent couple Of can
with his compliments 10 his friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Delahoyde, a
Extra.
John Minor was called to Prairi
City Tuesday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of hi
father The old gentleman is get
ting quite aged and feeble and it i
feared he will not recover.
John A. Nash has ordered fin
S35 lthica double barrelled, ham
merless shot gun. By the way tn
Audubon sportsmen contemplat
challenging the Extra gun club t
clay pigeon shoot in the nea
future.
Jacob Petersen, who lives jus
over the line in Shelby county, wa
in Audubon Wednesday and sold
fine load of hogs that average
325 pounds. He took home wit
him thirty of Hart & Eddy's be
hives.
Mrs. Harp Wilson returned fror
weeks visit to Des Moines Nor
day. Her mother came down fror
West Liberty to see her and take i
the sights. The lady is over s
years old and is quite hale an
hearty.
Chas. McLeran, D. d. S., may b
found at his Office over Burdick
store every day except Monday
and Tuesdays, when he will be i
Extra. Anyone wishing any dent;
work will find him fitted with lat
up-to-date instruments.
VIM. Cloughly received a tel,
gram Wednesday that his cousin
Tom Kirkland, of Omaha, was she
and killed while attending to hi
duties as night police in that cit,
Mr.. Kirkland is a brother of e,
Kirkland who worked in Audubo
few years ago.
r. L. Hamilton, of Rock Islam,
passed through this city toda
from Des Moines to Audubon, t
have laid at rest the remains of hi
son Albert Hamilton, who died
Des Moines yesterday, the result {
being hit and run over by c. & (
w. engine May 10. Mr.. Hamilto
was bright and promising youn
man who was at the time he wa
hurt on his way to visit his grane
y r 4 4.