Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-14

GERMAN SUCIStyo DINsSs W.
Charge for Making Papers.
ABSTRACT or Recording.
NASH e. PHELPS.
Port Arthur excursion April 10.
See those fresh, pretty designs in
wall paper at Roberts.
Mrs. John Norris has been quite
sick for the past week.
Wall paper in all the latest de-
signs at Roberts drug store.
Dick Thomas, of Melville town
ship, is the possessor OF a new
buggy.
John Dodge and Jimmie johnson
of Extra, were in Audubon We'd
nesday.
Tom Wilhelm made a short visit
to friends in Omaha the front part
of the week.
Adam Fiscus was granted a pat
ent on his improved garden cult
vator Tuesday.
Rev. Shipman will hold services
at the Melville center church next
Sunday afternoon.
Toe McFadden is building a big
barn SO "a "a feet. Contractor
Geo. Weakly has the job.
Did you see those bay horses in
town. They hauled the Anchor
buggy sold by 6. w. Hoover.
Mrs. Hinkhouse was called to
Fairfield Tuesday by a telegram
announcing the death of her sister.
Hal Dickey and family, of Cal
4 Isaac Fiscus house in Douglas
township.
Lew Ellis and his gang of rakers
are getting the city park in a very
presentable shape. It was a much
needed improvement.
d. w. Powers, of Brayton, and his
s grading outfit are getting Ed. Van
s. Gorder's lots in fine shape for the
( new mansion soon to be erected.
q There will be grand spring, ex
81 cursion for Port Arthur Tuesday
81 April 10Th. For particulars and
x rates see their agent, Geo. f. kel
8 logg.
81 Mrs, Joe Richards accompanied
IS by DR.. Childs, left Saturday 70?
x Council Bluffs where the lady un
IS derwent successful surgical oper
S alton.
s Memorial services will be held a
s the NJ. E. church next Sunday TO
PSI the children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
! kile, who died this spring of diph
;S iberia.
S At the meeting of the Audubon
i Fair Association Saturday tn
sS dates for the fair this year wer
aux fixed at September 18th to 18th, III
5 elusive.
5 The new NJ. B. of A. lodge vii
Mems hall Friday night to cleo
sS berS enrolled.
eS 7. Nal Bryan and daughter, Mis-
Bonnie, were in Des Moines las
Isl week. Miss Bryan is taking
"a special course of instruction in tn
S school of oratory under Prof. Et
S Amhurst OFT.
S w. H. Cowles will attend til
eS Council Bluffs Presbytery as del,
sS gate next Tuesday, Mrs. John NJ
S Farlane will attend the Ladies' Mi
|eS sionary Society at the same plat
eS and time as delegate.
E In spite of the fact that no mo-
E passports are being issued
~ Americans going to Cuba, Frar
Gs D. Allen through pull receive
E the necessary papers and will il
e mediately embark for the land
E instruction.
Jug At Carroll last week Judge Chur.
S reduced Cunningham's bail fro
eS $4,000 to $4,000 and released Mi
ES Hepp from the county Jail. Gu
S ningham in default of the nece
"a sary bail. still remains boarder
Gs Landlord Jones.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. Wednesd
E April ID, occurred the wedding
80 Mr.. Will J. Stanfeld and Miss Anr
N mother The happy ones depart
es for their home at Belden, Nebr;
rs ka, on the afternoon train, follow
E by the best wishes of their AUD
ES bon friends.
- Last Friday the whirl and viii
ES of the presses at the Advoca
@S office were hushed for brief sp
~ while Rev. Lesson performed t
Nd pretty ceremony Llldl uillCd VII
WEI Christensen and Hanna Martenst
) 80 Even the toll and drudge of t
l.. printing business has its brig
N spots and this happy occasi
- made Chief Pluto brakes big he;
IS glad and he says he is slated
80 the next take.
Is Wednesday Surveyor Watt
~ commenced laying out the II
rs cemetery in 50-foot lots. The as
N citation has purchased ten acres
- ground just south of the buryi
IS grounds. Monday next scel
N gardener will lay out the plans
80 decorations and trees and shirt
rs will be planted this spring. !
~ company intend making this one
&S the most beautiful cemeteries
rs Iowa. They will spend abb
A $4,000 in Improvements.
ES A tOrpid liver rObS YOU of ambit