Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-07


with the measles.
Mrs. Emery, of Extra, is now
resident of Audubon.
Paint, oil and wall paper an i'm
menSe stock at Roberts
Frank Leets daughter is under
the doctors care-measles.
Prof. Grinnell, has got up a sing
ing school of forty members.
Mrs. Sam Brown, of Marine, is
visiting friends in Audubon for a
week.
The Audubon Lodge X. T. will go
to Extra Sunday on the train to
observe Easter.
After Easter Joe Handley will
visit three weeks with friends at
Charter Oak, Iowa.
Clerk Harry Woodward sold a
coming two-year-old Jersey hei1er
to Frank Leet for $4,000.
j. McAninch and N. P. Chris
Jensen, of Extra, attended Masonic
lodge here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Stella Van Pelt of Des
Moines, is passing this week visit
ing With her friends, the Misses
Soar.
Miss Ella Stearns was at Extra on
Thursday attending the funeral of
her relative, the venerable VIM. An
drews.
| Mrs. Alice Esbeck's new house is
nearing completion. 1t will be oc-
cupied by V. A. Wheelcck and
family.
Miss Gussie Cloughly is the pro-
prietor of new camera and the
little lady is getting to be an expert
in photography.
Benjamin Train was initiated
into the mysteries of the Second de-
gree work at the X. p. Castle Hall
| Tuesday evening.
J. F. Russell was busy Saturday
manufacturing Cuban flag which
he has placed III the display Win
dow of his big store.
The Audubon Presbyterian and
Methodist Sunday schools will OBJ
serve next Sunday, Easter, with an
appropriate program.
Just Justesen has resigned his
position as clerk at Wilhelm's drug.
store and will soon take trip to
California on his wheel.
The Northwestern Railway gives
notice that the time of it's fast train
from Chicago to Denver will be re-
duced one hour and a half.
Fred Vermilya this week sold two
Crescent bikes to Frank Watts.
Frank and his son will enjoy the
pleasures of wheeling this summer.
Editor Frank D. Allen buckled on
his sword and pistol and started
writing mp the condition of the
country.
William Ahlstrand has quit the
life of commercial traveller and
accepted a position as clerk at the
popular clothing establishment OF
John Lidd.
Marriage licenses issued at the
clerks Office this week:
S. W. Reynolds and Lorenda Sny'
der.
Theodore H. Ericsson and Iva NJ
Creveling.
Mrs. H. Mccall, of Greeley, Colo
RADIO. will arrive this week to visi
with her son Mack for ten days
Then she will go to Port Byron
Illinois, to visit old friends in Rocl
Island county.
Mrs. Pindell returned from Coun
Gil Bluffs Tuesday where she hal
been for the past month undergo
ing surgical operation. She is
very much improved in health anc
is now able to walk around.
Messrs. Chas. Bell, Clarence Bell
. Carson Brockway and Lorah Bale,
will 90 on the road with theatr
band May LIST. The boys are al
good musicians and hence hav
secured good paying situation.
| District No. 2, Melville township
: will soon have new schoolhoust
: built on modern principles in re
: gard to light, ventilation, etc. Th
two cloak rooms and an ante room
Miss White, of Columbus juno
ton, has secured the situation a
/ music teacher in the Audubo
' public schools. Miss White is
y graduate IN music at the lnQla amor
. college and comes highly recon
f mended.
! An ordinance is being frame
|. and will be passed by the cit
3 council, recommended by the Al
n dubon fire department. It's pu
J. pose is to add to the departmer
n 10 additional men to act as fiji
police, for the purpose of establish
. ing fire lines and taking charge (
. goods. A. #. Drake is to be al
pointed chief of fire police.
e Wednesday afternoon, at 200 p.
s occurred the wedding of Miss lc
d Creveling and Mr.. Theo. H. Eric
1. son, of Newton, Iowa, at the hon
O of the brides parents, Rev. Dude
il of Atlantic, officiating. About
j. relatives and friends of the hapE
D. couple were in attendance anon
is whom were the following fro
r abroad: Mrs. Hodges, Mr.. and Nh
e. Dawson, of Atlantic, and Mrs. Sa
o. Brown, of Marine. A large numb'
:, of pretty and useful presents we.
received The bride and groo1
were escorted to the 5:25 train by
or LARGE crowd of concentrating ar