Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-28
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Little no PARROT is sick-threaten-
ed with malarial fever.
w. F. Stotts was at Sioux City on
business this week.
Major H. G. Curtis, of Atlantic,
was an Extra visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Dave Clark has been engaged
ia teach in the Denver schools next
year.
l. Z. Hallock and Professor Brink
erhotf were up from Oakfield last
Thad Carmichael was up in the
OF Dedham selling organs
his week.
Mr. John Schenck and Miss Clara
Powell, of Atlantic, came up today to
attend the picnic.
Frank Odell distributed ten GAL
ons of ice cream in front of their
store, last evening.
The Gault, Houston and Pow.
I'll families picniced in the Houston
woods last Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. MetcaIf, of Buffalo. New
ork. is here on visit to his dauoh-
ter, Mrs. III. NJ. Clark.
J. F. Griffin, OF Atlantic was here
ms g Is week rnd purchased forty head
ot the Simmer cattle.
About twenty couples of Audubon
people attended the picnic here TODAY.
great many were kept away by the
weather.
Ralph Hawk and wife and Misses
Wolfe Delahoyde and Eva Walker
drove to Atlantic last Sunday and
passed the day with friends.
Henry Benton and B. w. Shoe
smith, of North Branch, were at
south Omaha this week and each
purchased car load of Young
stock.
Mrs. E. c. Wilson is enjoying visit
from her cousin, Mrs. J. r. Durham.
and her daughter, of Clinton, Iowa
who arrived Wednesday and will pass
some time at the Wilson home, near
the depot. ' ie"i
Gene Wilson has patch of oats on
ms farm that will easily yield eighty
oushels to the acre, and has a fine
specimen OF them at the Exchange
SANK. He also has fine specimen of
oeardless barley at the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Pra ther are
much elated over the arrival of a
little girl, which made it's appear
ance at their home on July 2Sth.
grandpa Frank Stotts saws that he
tells mighty proud of his new rela-
i've.
9 think DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is the finest preparation on the
market Tor piles. So writes John C..
Dunn, OF Wheeling, West Virginia.
Try 1t and you will think the same.
u also cures eczema and all skin
diseases. G W.Houston.
Parties knowing themselves to be in
iebted to us will confer favor by set
ling up as speedily as possible. This
not intended as dun to our sub
'crloers but as a reminder to those who
nave long unsettled accounts with the
Journal office that these accounts must
low be squared up.
This week Hensley Brothers &
Brown purchased of Ed. Frick, of
Melville township, one hundred and
I've mead OF fine steers. Wednesday
morning they We're shipped out of
AUDUBON on a special train, consisting
u 1our Streeter palace stock cars, and
cached Chicago Thursday.
Mr.. Schenck, of Atlantic, whose
mill burned down abo1t
NO weeks ago, has the contract for
furnishing the fine part of the
woodwork, staircase, etc, in N. p
-hrlstensen's house. Mr.. Schenck
las the reputation of being first
class Workman, and will do some
Inc carving. He will probably re-
build his planning mill soon.
Atlantic people to the number of
'ne hundred and forty-one came up
,oday to attend the Masonic picnic in
grove They were accom-
panied by the Atlantic City Band who
'endered sweet music in the grove dur
ng the afternoon, and during the
svenllng at the Extra Park, pieces
numbers three and eleven being espec-
ally fine. Three carloads of tired neo-
Die returned home on the nine O'Clock
ain in the evening.
Our baby has been continually troub-
ed with collie and cholera infantum
since his birth, and all that we could
10 for him did not seem to give more
han temporary relief, until we tried
Jham6erlaln's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
.lQea Remedy since ni,.iner ia Of 49,,