Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-29

oats 23ac, wheat sic.
Rev. Shipman is able to attend to
his pastoral duties again.
Mrs. VIM. Dryden is enjoying
visit with her sister and niece.
The board of supervisors meet next
Monday, the regular January session.
Chas. Huntsberger is now clerking
in J. b. McGuire's new grocery store.
Mrs. Fulton, of Extra, is visiting
with her sick father, M. D. Bailey this
week.
Elder Starr and family ate Christ
mas turkey at the d. L. Railsback
| home.
Mrs. j. B. Connrardy, of Extra, is
passing few days at the d. e. Soar
home.
Miss Cleora Talbot is very ill of lung
fever at the home of her father,
Eugene Talbot
V. o. Olney, Of Cass county, passed
Christmas with his cousin, Frank
Taylor, north of town.
Oyster supper at the Charles John
son home in north Melville, Wednes-
day evening of last week.
On Thursday of last week ten
pound boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Frederickson.
Woods Soar, who is student at the
law school at Ann Arbor, Michigan. ia
passing the holidays at home.
j. A. Kerr, now Of Lake View,
Iowa, was visiting the first Of the
week with old Audubon friends.
We want your timothy and clover
hay. Bring it to the Northwestern
elevator. THOS. MUSSON & SON.
Mr.. Weston and Mr.. Jump are re.
freshing the walls of the High School
building with paint during vacation.
Mrs. A. Hayes received a Christmas
present of a fine plush couch. 1t was
presented by her daughters, Lillis and
Iona.
Mrs. Hattie Lass returned to her
home at Rodney, Iowa, last week
after short visit at the M. d. Bailey
home.
Mrs. A. A. Davis, of Melville town
ship, was called to Jasper county Mon
day by u telegram announcing the
death of her mother
T. j. Railsback and family ate
Christmas dinner at the c. e. Weston
home and listened to Charlie sing the
praises of Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ruhs, of north
Melville township departed last Thurs
day for Hancock county, Illinois, to
visit Mr.. Ruhs' parents.
Rev. Van Haaften and wife were
the guests of Eugene Talbot and fam
11, fpr fn1v lox,r a. -
their lectures in Audubon.
For SALE-Plymoth Rock Cocker
els, Bronze Turkeys and Poland
China Hogs, either sex.
]. c. HARDMAN, Baayton, Iowa.
Elder Starr, who has been holding a
series of meetings in Osceola, is at
home for short visit with his family
before entering another field of labor.
Alfred and Lizzie Owens returned
Tuesday to their home at Hardy, Ne
braska, after pleasant visit with rela-
tives, the Owens and Wilde families.
Jake Albright, who formerly resid-
ed west of Audubon, arrived Monday
from his present home at West Liber-
ty, Iowa, for short visit with ole
friends.
&.
made happy Tuesday by the arrival
of q baby girl at their home. Grand
pa McLeran accepts it as his Christ
mas gift.
The S. d. A. church will hold their
quarterly meeting next Saturday at
3 o'clock P. NJ. The Ordinance of
Humility and the Lords Supper will
be celebrated.
Chas. McLeran returned from Oma-
ha Tuesday where he passed Christ
/ mas with his college friends. DIR. b.
} f. Fisher returned with him to visit
) for day, leaving for Omaha Wednes-
3 day.
Last Sunday Jason and Chas. Gift
/ ford with their families came from
j Nebraska to visit M. X. Clifford whe
! is again very ill., Tuesday following,
\ Mrs. Bottenfield, a daughter, came up
9 from Des Moines.
Mr.. Riddlebarger, of Atlantic, of the
\ firm of Riddlebarger & Fay, was here
& Wednesday looking after their poultry
d picking and shipping plant at this
place. They have an establishment of
Il considerable magnitude and the guam
tity of poultry they ship is something
9 marvellous.
Mrs Morris Gibson, of south Lin
Y coin township, who is now at Iowa
4 City under medical treatment, will 20
q to Chicago next week accompanied BY
q her husband and DR.. A. L. Brooks, to
n continue treatment at one of Chicago's
n hospitals. We sincerely hope for the
y lady's speedy recovery.
4 Last Saturday night considerable
= bug juice was disposed of and as re,
$ suit sixteen arrests were made, each
: one being fined $3.50. A Mr.. Boyd, of
y Atlantic and Sam Anderson became
mixed up and in some way smashed
& one of p. billiards. plate glass for
= which Mr.. Boyd is now laying out
81 $50. 90 at the county iail 8