Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-29

Audubon, Iowa.
w. w. belong, of Newton, is here
on business this week.
Alex Caldwell is now yard man at
the Weighton lumber yard.
B. I. Sallinger, of Carroll, was bu-
siness visitor here, Tuesday.
Joe Bell left by bike for Sioux City
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Hon. Tom Kelley, Of Brayton was
here on business Wednesday.
Frank Brockway was at Carroll on
business the first of the week.
John Mosier and Theo Myers go to
Minnesota this week on land deal.
National Encampment at Cincinnati.
Tom Wilhelm enjoyed visit Tues
day from his brother John, of Allan
tic
John Musson, wife and child re-
turned Wednesday from their Dakota
visit
See the notice of the j. G. and Owen
Davis sale in another column of this
paper
Hi Mendenhall returned Monday
from visit with relatives in Louisa
county.
| D. B. Mosier, of Dallas county, visit
ed over Sunday with his brother, John,
and family.
i We are pleased to see John Refine
mund ST., upon the streets after his
thirty-days' illness.
Ella Fisher was badly bruised one
day last week by falling from her BIZ
cycle while coasting.
Gus Keith will leave the last of the
week to join his regiment at Camp
Meade, Pennsylvania.
Sylvester AIRY and family soon go to
Battle Creek, Iowa, where he will
conduct a racket store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Humiston are
enjoying a visit from a relative, Mrs.
Mcknight, of Denison.
A. F. Drake deputy county recorder,
has very sick thumb, the result Of a
wound inflicted with pen point.
The Y. P. S. c. E., will give an ice
cream social at the w. H. Cowles
2 home Friday evening of this week.
Hon. B. I. Salinger, of Carroll, will
deliver political speech at the court
house Friday evening, October 14th.
Job Card and Lit Collins, of Allan
z tic, left Audubon Wednesday for Car
roll with their drove of wild horses.
f. p. Hooker received short visit
y the first Of the week from his, brother
3 G: w s Hooker, and daughter ef Mon y
s MI. and Mrs. Lloyd, of Ohio, are
q visiting at the home Of Thos. Walker
q this week. They are old acqnaint
a ances.
a Thos. Oliver, of Melville township
q enjoyed a pleasant visit from his ole
8 friend, J. w. Fowler, Of Taylor coun
81 ty this week
" Mrs. Olive Beason is having barr
q built on her farm in Melville, rentet
s. by Mr.. Baxter. Sam'l Switler is tn
81 carpenter.
81 J. f. Russell's doll show attracte,
NJ considerable attention this week an,
III was pronounced an artistic window
VI decoration.
81 The Ladies' Missionary Society, G
ga the Presbyterian church will meet a
~ the home of Mrs. w. B. Davis, Frida
81 evening, October Z.
M Mrs. G. H. Jones and Mrs. Roger
81 arrived, Tuesday, from their visit j
M New York State and with Gill 8
sS South Bend, Indiana.
81 J. B. Eyer, of Chicago, travelin
~ statesmen for a Chicago cigar hous,
aM visited over Sunday with his brothe
M DR.. G. Eyer, of this place.
W Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roark, who hay
M resided in Bradleyville, since Audi
~ bon was young, move to Des Moine
X this week to permanently reside.
Na VIM. Buckley, Of Story county,
So now permanently employed at til
9 harness shop of Martin Larsen. H
81 family will arrive next week from r,
M land.
ISL Sam Mclaughlin, who is in the en-
Ell ploy of the Northwestern Railway {
ri Marshalltown, visited at the home
M his sister, Mrs. John Gates, the latt,
. part of last week.
~ Mrs. Sweet of Clinton, arrived MOI
So day to visit with the Rice familie
zY Mr.. Stowell and Mrs. Sweet are CO..
~ sins of Frank and Ed. Rice.
Rg Elmer Palmer returned to his hon
M in Poweshiek county Monday after
@N visit with relatives. the Ochiltree fan
IA lily, northwest of Audubon. Tho
M Ochiltree accompanied him for sho
~ visit.
"a The company of which the late b
~ Elicit was member showed the
yg high regard for him by purchasing
AH floral design of crossed arms for tt
IN funeral, which was held at Perry, la
IA Thursday.
gN We learn that the son of Ross Or
AM ney, who was kicked on the head by
IA horse some time ago and apparent
M recovered, is worse. The wound h,
~ re-opened and pieces of the bone pr
Agg trude through the scalp.
Ns Forest Gibbs, of Harlan, is now Ell
Is ployed as clerk at Billiards big stor
AMI Mr.. Patterson, former clerk has gol
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