Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-09
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NASH d PHELPS.

James Blake, of Melville town
ship, is building new house.
Mrs. krell has a good driving
team to sell at reasonable price.
Grant Stonebrook is at Sac CITY
this week visiting his brother, Roy.
Plenty of cobs for sale at the
Right Place Elevator, Ross, at 1c
per inch,
Frank Leet has let the contract
for his new residence to Mr.. Bet
wiler, of Des Moines.
Grand Junction Brick, the kind
that lasts, are sold by J. F. Luse, at
Ross, Iowa, at $7.75 and 1913.
Doctors Childs and Miller are at
tending the American Medical
Association, at Denver, this week.
Frank Ellis, of Lynn Grove. arriv-
ed Wednesday for visit with his
parents, Uncle Jimmie Ellis and
wife.
Wills Staley will soon build brick
caves for Ed. Newell, Frank P. Huff
man and Sparks Baker, of Lincoln
township.
These jolly wood butchers are
working on the Ed. Van Gorder
house: Jim Hart, Dell Cole, Chris
Hayden and Henry Hale.
About twenty-five of the friends
and nelghbors of r. H. Davidson
and wife. of Douglas township,
spent Sunday at their home.
Mike kerwin, of Douglas, Just
finished putting in new wind mill
and 50 rods of pipe. Wills Staley
also constructed a 1OO-barrel Cistern
for hustling Mike.
The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday and continued in session
most of the week. Wednesday they
visited the poor farm and inspected
some of the county bridges.
A large number of the intimate
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rob
erts were royalty banquetted at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Roberts,
Thursday evening. of this week.
Miss Beulah Soar starts Friday
for an outing at Lake Okoboji. She
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Nash. She will visit friends
at Des Moines and Sioux City on
her way to the lakes.
A Mr.. Clapper, OF Harlan, was
looking over the Hart & Eddy plan
ing mills this week. He has pat
ented a revolving lace show case
and was getting pointers on the
kind OF machinery to purchase for
the manufacture of the same.
The members of the Audubon
Fire Company are arranging to
have riP-roaring, patriotic Fourth
of July at Audubon this year. The
Audubon Hook and Ladder Team
made famous a few years ago by
lowering the worlds record-will
make one of their phenomenal runs
and ladder climbing on that day;
the Extra Cornet Band will dis
course sweet sound; Captain Free
man and his company of soldiers
will be on hand; the wide-awake
merchants will be represented by
advertising cars; and Well all drink
the red lemonade, shoot the Dewey
cannon crackers and set off the fes-
tive "nigger chaser"
At a meeting of the Firemen, last
Friday evening, the following.
Fourth of July Committees were Sc
lected:
Finance. A. Overholtzer, J. H.
Jones, D. c. Mott.
Fireworks T. b. Creveling, ]. G.
| Wolfe, G. w. Stowe.
Dance.-Wm. Cloughly, Elmer
Ellis.
Speaker. H. Mosier, J. A. Nash
Parade.-D. l.. Freeman, +. J. Free.
man.
Salute-V. \. Wheelock, f. Baxter
Music Prank Reinernund S. c
Curtis.
Anusements.-P Carolan, FL
ner Ellis, Fred Ner1nilya.
Advertising.-D. c. Mott, S. c. Cur
tbs.
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