Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-01

Prof. Essley returned to his home at
Glidden Monday.
Miss Ella Conway returned from
her Omaha visit Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Nash and children are in
Des Moines at the MacVicar home.
Mrs. j. A. Musson will go to Salem,
South Dakota, to visit her parents.
Audubon Markets-Oats 17ac, corn
21lc, wheat 45c, barley 20 to 26c, hogs
$3.50.
Robert Parnham, of Melville, soon
commences the erection of new
house.
Emil Kobe returned from Okoboji
Tuesday with j. A. Nash's team of
drivers.
Mrs. Chas. Talbot came home from
her visit at Webster City, Ames and
Carroll.
The E. S. Spencer family now reside
in the Talbot house, back of the Rus
sell store.
Mrs. S. D. Thayer and Mrs. J. F.
Russell return from their Wisconsin
visit this week.
Union meetings at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening, Rev
Lesson in the pulpit.
Supt. Spencer issued fifteen profess
sional certificates, as result of recent
tooaharS ayan1 nati0n
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, of Indianola,
was here Monday and Tuesday in the
interest of Simpson college.
The Northwestern stock yards are
being repaired. New flooring and
new sheds are being put in.
Miss Bertha May. of Greeley, left
over the Northwestern, Tuesday, for
Cedar Falls to attend school.
Ed. johnson shipped in two car
loads of feeding cattle from the eastern
part of the state last Sunday.
At the pleasant home of Mrs. John
Ward, Friday, afternoon, several ladies
will be entertained at luncheon.
Mrs. E. S. Foster, of Cedar Falls,
is here visiting friends and looking
after her Audubon county interests.
Nels Hansen, over in Shelby county,
marketed Is head of 300-pound hogs
with johnson & Nelson Tuesday at
$3.50.
Mrs. j. A. Humiston was taken
suddenly i'll of heart trouble Monday
evening and is still in critical condi-
ton,
John Audubon took second money
of last week. He goes at Sac City
today.
The Sunday school of the M. E
church are enjoying themselves picnic
ing in the shades of Luccocks grov,
today.
Dave Matthias, Of Ottawa, Kansas
came in Tuesday evening for a pleas
ant visit with his brother. Dan, OF
the hill.
Mrs. Blyme arrived Thursday O
last week from Ottawa, Illinois, for
visit with her sister, Mrs. P. ]
Stanton.
The Ladies Missionary societies 0
the Presbyterian and M. E. churche
meet with Mrs. Bilharz next Tuesda,
afternoon.
The latter part Of last week, Mix
Flynn, of near Nelson, marketed Z
head of hogs with Coats Bros. whicl
averaged 500 pounds.
Mrs. F. Vermilya went to Oskaloos
Tuesday. Upon her return she vii
stop at Des Moines to purchase fa]
and winter millinery.
A. H. Roberts returned Saturda
from Burlington where he attended
as delegate, the Grand Chapter c
Iowa. Royal Arch Masons.
The advance agent for Robinson
big railroad show was here the othe
day and arranged for their comin
here on date of September II.
Frank Huffman and daughter
: Minnie, of south Lincoln township
and Harry and Carry Webster wen
to the Omaha fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hoag, of Re
Oak, arrived here Tuesday to visit he
sister, Mrs. f. S. Spencer. Mr.. Hoa
went to FIT. Dodge Wednesday,.
Mrs. +. >. Watts and Mrs. j. 4
Clark entertained hundred lad
friends at luncheon yesterday after
noon, at the home Of the former.
Doak & Lone sold twelve head q
feeding cattle to w. w. Weston an,
forty head to Chas. Tunnels and A
H. Edwards, of Douglas, Tuesday.
Geo. Ohm, of near Nelson, haul
into Audubon loads of oats containing
$50 bushels. Its nothing unusual t
see l00-bushel loads of oats as they'l
exceptionally heavy.
Ed. LaFoy, accompanied by hi
father Jake LaFoy, Of Hamlin town
ship, goes to Marion and Ware
counties Friday to visit relatives an
old friends for two weeks.
Mrs. f. P. Reese, wife of our forme
county auditor, is here visiting he
brother, Harry Bovaird, and famil,
and her many old friends. The Rees
family now reside in Oklahoma.
Ed. LaFoy, Of Melville township
lost about 500 bushelsof oats last Tue
day by fire while threshing. 10