Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-05-19

tiOmaL Payments, ,cith the
German Sacissgs Bank. No
Charge for Making Papers,
Abstract or Recording.
NASH <G PHELPS,
Chris Justesen went to Des
Moines on business Saturday even
ing.
The new time table on this branch
of the Rock Island, is proving very
satisfactory.
Supt. Spencer announces
tsachers' meeting at Brayton for
Saturday, June 4th.
AT the meeting of the X. P.'s
Tuesday evening DR.. Childs took
the degree of Page.
Mrs. Danl Williams is very ill.
She is Frustrated by the death of
her husband few days ago.
John w. Scott, that good natured
lawyer of Atlantic, was in Audu-
bon on legal business this week.
Sid Rice, of Hamlin township, is
enjoying the pleasure of a visit
from his son, of Ringgold county.
VIM. Ahlstrand goes to Atlantic
next week to accept a position as
clerk at Theo. Steinke's clothing
store.
Fred Ver1nilya and VIM. Hunts
berger biked to Extra Friday after
noon. They rode back in just 81
minutes.
Ed. Beason now receives the
latest war kilograms. He received
message direct from Woodford
Wednesday,.
Rev. Cox, of Dedham, drove down
to Audubon Wednesday with Thos.
Davis and Philip Bickelhaupt, of
Viola township.
Miss Lawson, who was here visit
ing with her friend, Miss Mary Tus-
tesen, returned to her home at
Omaha last week.
p. L. Hansen and Dr. N. p. Laur-
itzen came up from Extra Sunday
and visited at the 1. p. Hansen
home southwest of Audubon.
John Ruhs, of Melville, says he
has changed his mind about going
to war and will still continue to
operate his hay baling machine.
The Columbian club will soon
take charge of the city park and
have organized themselves into
better park improvement commit
tee.
During dull season the mills are
4 grinding out about one a week.
: Wednesday Clerk Woodward issued
: a marriage licensesto VIM. Kingston
4 and Miss Lulu Graham.
c. 6. Andersen, the Atlantic flor
ist was in Audubon Tuesday
morning, delivering an elegant as
: sortment of flowers to Buthweg for
s Decoration Day purposes.
9 DR.. A. L. Brooks is at Des Moines
8 this week attending the meeting of
q the State Medical Association. The
doctor read a we'll prepared paper
: before that assembly Wednesday
5 evening.
q Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Russell and Mr.
( and Mrs. ]. Burdick, went to Des
Moines on the excursion Saturday
q evening to call at Camp Mckinley
s and spend Sunday visiting with
& relatives.
s. The Supreme court has affirmed
q the decision of Judge Green in the
= case of S. F. Fry VS.. Warfeld, How
81 ell, Watt & Company, ct al, appel.
3 lants; action for foreclosure OF
r mortgage.
x Geo. Somers, of Douglas town
8 ship, last week sold 500 bushels Of
& wheat to Rob't Henderson, of Ross
s for $1.1O per bushel, aggregating
the snug little sum of $3.50. That's
x war prices for you.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash re
turned Saturday from their foul
< weeks stay at Lake Okoboji. They
x have their summer cottage com
pleted and will return when the in
< tense hot weather sets in.
Uncle Dan Williams, died Thurs
& day morning of last week and was
X buried Friday afternoon. He haC
W been ailing for some time ant
S passed away peacefully. Mr.. Viii
X liams was veteran of the late wal
* and lived to the ripe old age of Z;
~ years.
IS Wednesday at II O'Clock Rev
" Shipman performed the ceremony
" that united Mr.. w. J. Kingston, O.
rs Irwin, Iowa, and Miss Lnlu Graham
X of Blythedale, Missouri, at the
" home of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Da
S Wis. The new family commence
* housekeeping on their farm nea1
81 Irwin.
81 Miss Jennie Fish, who has beer
81 visiting at the Van Gorder home ir
8 this city, the past ten days, depart
y ed Monday morning over the Rocl
Island for her home at Denver
q Colorado. Miss Persis Proudfit lief
S on the same train for Hannibal
S Missouri, where she will visit I;
4 short time before returning to he
home at Washington D. c.
The teachers have a joke on tn,
county superintendent. He says
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