Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-08-25


Audubon, Iowa.
Bole Ballard, of Atlantic, was in
town Tuesday.
James Wiley, of Douglas township,
is building barn.
VIM. Stanley and family went to
the lakes Saturday.
Mrs VIM. Dryden is seriously i'll of
sciatic rheumatism.
Irve Jones returned from his South
Dakota trip Tuesday.
Sherm Wright and Robt. Lemon
went to Omaha Tuesday.
Chas. Jordan, northeast of Audu-
bon, has very sick boy.
Geo. Perry is running stand at
] the Harlan fair this week.
Markets-Corn 21c, oats LIE, wheat
45c, barley CSC, hogs $500.
Joe Ridpath is attending the Anita
soldiers reunion this week.
Misses May Kile and Myrtle Netf
are at the t. NJ. e. this week.
Mrs. l. Smutney will return this
week from her visit at Vail, Iowa.
j. S. Dennis moved into the house
vacated by D. P. Repass, Wednesday.
John Minser and James Poage, of
Extra, were here on business Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Green returned
Friday from their visit at the EXPOSE
ton.
Kelley & Moody sold to F. o. Naylor
this week pair of four-ton Fairbanks
scales.
w. X. Jordan, of near Fiscus, who
has been seriously i'll for some time, is
improving.
Justice Henry M. Gray made bus
mess trip to Chicago Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Harvey and Walter Delahoyde and
Frank and Don Drake returned from
Wall Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. Burwell, of Kansas City, was
looking after his farm east of Audu-
bon the past few days.
E. n. Taggart left Monday for Ida
Grove to attend to some business con-
nected with his nursery.
Leonard Fiscus will soon commence
the erection of large hay and stock
barn on his farm near Fiscus.
1. P. Hansen and family drove
down to Extra Sunday for visit with
P. L. Hansen and his new bride.
A young folks party will be given
at the VIM. Wilde home, in north
Melville township, Friday evening.
We understand that VIM. Hite will
buy the. stock Of goods at the Fiscus
store and conduct the business there.
Ted Watkins of Wisconsin, arrived
last Saturday to visit old Viola town.
ship friends and look after his farm.
John Coleman has purchased the
Theron Creveling house and will
move same to his lots in the Hart ad-
dition.
Nels Olsen, of Viola township, mar
keted with Coats Bros. the first of this
week SIS head of fine hogs at $3.50 per
hundred.
During the storm at Spirit Lake last
! Friday the hotel operated by Henry
] Strong had the roof taken off-about
: $4,000 damage.
Harry, Frank and Cora Sampson,
4 Lou and Mary Roberts and Mr.. Ted
Watkins went to Omaha on an expos.
ition visit Tuesday
Railroad talk is, very quiet The
survey west, we understand, runs
through Poplar, making Decline
from there to Harlan.
: w. H. Kelley & Son have opened
up their new store on the South side
in the Farmer building. They have q
{ nicely assorted stock Of groceries and
s boots and shoes.
s j. G. Handley, the cigar maker, has
8 closed his shop at this place and
Z moved his effects to Charter Oak. Mr..
: Handley will take trip to California
this fall to visit relatives.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Squires and son
' Ernest, of Fonda, Iowa, are visiting
relatives, the Gibson and DetwileT
families, and many friends. The
Squires family formerly resided in
t Lincoln township.
Last Sunday r. III. Davidson, of
Douglas towship, was IS years old, and
: to commemorate the day, neighbors
! gathered at the Davidson Grove to the
number of about seventy-five and had
a sociable time, partaking of big
dinner.
A. H. Roberts went to Burlington
Monday to attend a meeting of the
3 Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch
Masons He will make some relatives
at Mt. Pleasant visit before return
ing.
: Mrs. H. w. Hanna and children
, left Thursday morning for Fremont,
, Neb., to visit with her son, Charley.
She will be joined by Mr.. Hanna Sat
urday and will visit the exposition
before returning.
About one month ago my child, who
is fifteen months old, had an attack of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting.
l gave it such remedies as are usually
given in such cases but as nothing gave
relief we sent for physician and it
was under his care for week. At this
time the child had been sick for about
ten days and was having about TWEEN
ty-five operations of the bowels every
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