Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-20

probate law our specialties. Wills properly
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Call and see us on any business you may have.
Office over Commercial Bank South Side Park,
Audubon, Iowa.
P. I. Drury is an Exposition visitor
this week.
Asa Barnhardt and wife went to the
fair, Monday.
B. S. Phelps made business trip to
Des Moines, Tuesday.
Painter Joe Dixon has been i'll the
past week of erysipelas.
Tim Mccarthy, of Avoca, still lin
gers as an Audubon visitor.
Audubon Markets.-Corn, 22c; oats,
1S!c; wheat, 49c; barley, 2Sc.
Typo Ray Mills and wife returned
from the fair Tuesday night.
O. w. Eddy is erecting a COW stable
at his place, near the poor farm.
Hi. Mendenhall and family drove to
Omaha Saturday to attendthe fair.
Ben Howald has engaged in the
mercantile business at Clarinda, Iowa.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eddy
became the happy parents of baby
girl.
The family of Harnessmaker VIM.
Buckly arrived from Story county this
week.
AL Ridpath has moved his barber
shop into the building east of the Iowa
House.
County Treasurer Phelps reports the
taxes collected for September to be
$41, 732.O5.
Mrs. H. A. Christensen and son re-
turned from Chicago, Saturday, for
the winter.
w. P. Farguson erturned last Sun
day from weeks business stay in
Sioux City.
S. r. Curtis received visit from
his cousin, of near Harlan, the first
of the week.
J. M. McKarahan and family went
to Omaha Monday, returning We'd
nesday evening.
The Iowa House is again under new
management, a gentleman from Stuart
being proprietor.
Sam Kopp has ceased to clerk at the
George Preston store and is now SELL
ing late war book.
II. q. Funk, J. NJ. Graham and
John McFarlane attended court at
Guthrie Center, Monday.
T. L. Wheeler and wife are pleased
with the arrival of a baby girl at their
home, one day last week.
Mrs Frank and Mrs. Herm RENE
mund are passing this week with
friends in Guthrie Center
Mr.. Loveioy, of Cedar Rapids, is
now agent at the North-Western depot
in place of j. A. HuHliston.
Walter Graves is building barn for
his mother on her Douglas township
farm. The size is 24x2S feet.
Mrs. Laura Hurd has been sufferer
of erysipelas, for the past few days,
but at present is much better.
Ike Drake returned Sunday from
South Dakota where he had been
threshing for the past two months.
The revival meetings, at the Baptist
church, closed Friday of this week.
Much good has been accomplished.
John E. Mcclure and Doctor Childs
went to Omaha, Wednesday evening,
to take in the big fair and midway.
Last week ]. NJ. Griggs presented to
Lawyer V. E. Horton his span of fine
Tubal Cain drivers and fine buggy.
The building occupied by Martin
Larsen's harness shop will be raised
and repaired as soon as the weather
will permit.
Sam'l Switzer and wife returned
from Omaha Saturday night. They
also visited their son Frank, at Mis-.
souri, Valley.
Treasurer Fred Nermilya is now
busy paying town warrants, the town
of Audubon having money on hanc
for that purpose.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Mcintosh ar
rive the last of the week from Rive
Falls, Wisconsin, to visit Audubon
relatives and friends.
Philip Kraus, of southwest Dougla
township, is immensely tickled owe
the arrival of the first boy in his fami
ly, born last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christy, of Os
kaloosa, arrived on Tuesday evenin,
from Omaha for two days visit will
his sister, Mrs. Fred Vermilya.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hite became tn
parents of a neat little baby girl, las
Sunday. Passers by remark that tina
one hammer at Pounds blacksmith
shop has better ring than formerly
The Columbian Club held meetin
Tuesday evening and mysteriously al
ranged for some entertainments to b
given about holiday time. Three SUI
prises are in store for Audubon lover
of amusements.
Merrill Clark, son of Doctorand Mrs
j. e. Clark, who has been very i'll ha
almost completely recovered and tn
many friends of the Doctor and wifi
, and little Merrill are pleased to lear
, of his convalescence.
Mrs. David Moody, mother of JOSEF
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