Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-03
Mrs. Harry Gleason is quite sick.

John Minor sold fine organ to
Perry Carter, of Greeley Tuesday
Mrs. S. ]. Potter, of Melville town
ship, is quite sick.
Robt. Fullerton and family moved
to Guthrie county this week.
VIM. Kobe finished putting up
200 tons of fine ice this week.
Harry Minor returned from his
two months visit at Newton Tues
day.
F. NJ. Rice's restaurant is the
place for warm meals or lunches at
all hours.
Robert Garnet will move onto his
northeast Greeley township farm
next week.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dickey, of Douglas township,
is quite sick.
Perry Garter, of Greeley, returned
from a months visit in Pennsyl-
vania Sunday.
Rice's restaurant always keeps
only the latest and freshest con
| fections in stock.
Charley Rose, of Valley Junction,
is here for months visit with his
father. Vint Rose.
Mrs. John Lidd will arrive home
from Davenport today very much
improved in health.
+. n. Taggart visited last Satur-
day with his general agent at En-
ira, Vim. Delahoyde.
Rev. Krell will begin a series of
meetings at the Melville Center
church next Sunday.
Miss Alice kopp, who has been
visiting for six weeks in Illinois, re-
turned home Tuesday,
NORTHWESTERN MARKETS
1S1oc to 100, oats 19c. wheat 73c, bar
ley 1Sc to zoe, hogs $40.
r. N Carper has been appointed
fish commissioner and game war
den for Audubon county.
Chas. Van Gorder visited Extra
Tuesday and whiled away an hour
at the bedside OF" Hayseed."
F. o. Temple, of Atlantic. was
business visitor in Audubon Fri
day and Saturday of last week.
\
The Board of Pension Examiners
will meet the first and third We'd
nesday of each month hereafter.
Matt Butterton and Frank Car
penter of Melville township, depart
ed for Texas ON the excursion Tues
| day.
Jacob Carstens and Minnie lib
| hans Uyara rrYo,,fa1 a II IN mar.
ry by Clerk Woodward last Wednes-
day.
Ten lady teachers took the exalni-
nation for certificates Friday and
Saturday at superintendent Spen-
GERS Office.
| The Taggart Nursery was never
in finer condition and never has it's
spring delivery been so large as
this spring.
Joe Dixon is not buying any long
er with Coats Bros, at this place,
having located at another town. He
left last Friday.
Vim. Dryden returned from Kan
sas "Wednesday of this week, where
he has been buying horses for a
Kansas City firm.
7: Vim. Gebers, of south Audubon
township, the administrator. of the
big Auperle estate, was in the city
on business Saturday.
Halnp Jones bought eighty acres
of Hi Wilson, adjoining his Halnlin
: township farm, Monday, considera-
ton being $50 per acre.
f. b. Conway, of Chicago, general
{, agent for the kimball Piano Com
pany, was business visitor with
A. +. Drake Wednesday.
Lyman Kelley has been suffering
for some time with cancer on his
Lip. Last week DR.. Brooks removed
}. it and Mr.. Kelly is doing nicely.
4 Willis Grace, Of Greeley, is talk
. ing very strongly of trading his
: farm III this county for a body OF
land in Cedar county, Nebraska.
lanes Blake, of Greeley, town
!, ship, is busy hauling out lumber
! for his new house. It is to be 16 ,
!, "a and finished up in proper shape
= Hans c. Hansen has resigned as
clerk at Burdick's grocery and &C
: copied a place as salesman in Al
! frlenQS Dig CiOtIlHS StoIe. Ills
# new duties begin on February 10.
r Saturday lille August Gorrich
Y of Douglas township, was driving
down a steep hill on his way to Au
dubon, the team became unman
s ageable and turned off the road ant
a smashed into cruel barb wiz
q fence. 1t took some time befor'
e the animals could be eNtricated ant
u one of the horses was found to b.
d injured quite severely.
. c. A. Marlin left Tuesday 70
e Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, wher
= he has accepted a position a
- travelling salesman for firm
!, handling school supplies. MI
= Marlin was with this same firm be
=, fore and travelled several years 70
, them through the Central states
He expects to return to Audubon il
g, August. His family will remain
a in this city for the present.
e About forty friends of Mr.. an
n Mrs. James Manahan, who live o