Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash are in
Chicago this week.
supt. r. c. Spencer Friday bought
a fine driving team of Harry Wood
ward.
AL. Friend and 1. p. Hansen were
at Extra Sunday visiting with P. l..
Hansen.
Frank Green is assisting P. l..
Hansen at Friends Extra clothing
emporium.
Martin Esbeck was at Atlantic
Saturday visiting friends and look
ing after business.
Chris Nelson, the Danish auction
eer, was somewhat under the
weather last week.
Miss Kate Mcclure and Miss Hart
of Audubon, visited their lady
friends at Extra Friday.
Fred Wahlert and Peter Tharnish
of Extra, were business visitors at
the county seat Saturday.
Thirty schoolma'ams were at
Supt Spencer's office Saturday tax
ing teachers examination.
County Auditor Lohner was at
Extra Wednesday and made a
pleasant call at the Journal den.
Emery Barrick, of Melville town.
ship has moved onto farm near
Gray which he has rented for 1898.
Miss Nettie Ayers, of Atlantic,
visited friends and relatives in the
north part of the county last and
| this week.
| Mrs. Claude Phillips, of Douglas
| township, returned last week from
an extended visit with relatives in
| Pocahontas county.
John Coats will return from San
| Antonio, Texas, about the 18th of
this month and will continue with
his brother to buy hogs at this
place.
| Mat Kleuver, who has lived on the
Bison farm near Oakfeld, this
week moved onto his own farm six
miles east of Audubon in Melville
township.
Mrs. Eta Spangler. of Atlantic,
came up to attend the Mrs. Bells
funeral last week and is now visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Huntsber-
ger, of this city.
Squire Theo. Myers Saturday
afternoon performed the ceremony
that made Anton Nielsen and Miss
Mary Aagaard, of Hamlin town
ship, husband and wife.
I am in position to sell one of the
best and cheapest 16O-acre farms in
! Douglas township, Audubon coun-
| ty, Iowa. A snap if sold soon.
A. FISCUS, Fiscus, Iowa.
4 Mrs. w. r. Browning and daugh-
ter Ethel, of Larland, went to GRAY
Saturday to visit with old friends
and neighbors. They are passing
this week at Brayton and Atlantic.
F. ]. Rodgers, OF Guthrie county
passed through Audubon Saturday
on his way home from Mannin q
where he had delivered fine span
of horses to the bankers of that
city.
Henderson & Ross shipped out
over the Rock Island Saturday
evening two carloads of horses
Al head. Messrs. Ross and Hender-
son and Chas. Benton accompanied
the horses.
The eight-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen died
early Saturday morning of diph.
iberia. The remains were buried
Saturday. The entire family still
!, remains under quarantine.
!, Monroe Stuart has sold his SO-acre
i farm south of Audubon to w. A
Clark, of Gray. Mr. Stuart and
family will move this week to Car
: roll county where Mont has bought
a farm and where they will make
: their future home.
Hans Jensen, former Audubon
, county boy, who has been working
in Connecticut, has returned tc
the Hawlleye state and has beer
visiting the past week with his
brother George, at Audubon. He
goes to Walnut this week where he
will work on farm this summer.
John Sherman came in Friday
from months stay on his Melville
township farm. He actually per
formed lot of hard work and
hauled in numerous loads of his
rent corn for which he received &c
2 realized over 500 in rent on his
r farm.
, Mrs. V. A. Wheelock is this weel
receiving visit from her brother
Mr.. w. w. Armstrong, private il
: Troop f, First Cavalry, now station
/ ed at Fort Riley, Kansas. Arm
/ strong has already put in three
/ years service for Uncle Sam anc
! has filed his application fol
8 re-enlistrnent. Heis now enjoying
the comforts of a three moths fur
Tough.
e Cupid has again been busy this
v week, the following marriage licen
= SEES having been secured at thu
: clerks office:
i Anton Nielsen and Mary Aagard
0 Frank Myers and Jennie +. May
s Peter N. Jorgensen and kirstel
Hansen.
n. p. Bonnesen and Sina Chris
: Jensen.
/ c. A. Petty and L. NJ. Kelley.
i. The other day while Bob Carpen
!, ter was up at Luverne, Iowa, he raj
across an old Audubon county DO,