Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-27

man Monday and Tuesday.
Supt. Spencer was visiting the
schools at Kimballton Tuesday.
Bilharz & Son have been invoic-
ing their big stock the past week.
Vim. Humphrey has rented the
Runyon pasture to Thos. Musson.
Editor Allen was on the list of in
disposed the first part of the week.
Ex-Superintendent Repass re-
ceived state certificate Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Mark Kennels, of Jefferson,
was visiting Audubon friends We'd
nesday.
Harp Wilson and his daughter
Mary, were Sunday visitors at Car
narvon.
f. NJ. Rice's restaurant is the
place for warm meals or lunches at
all hours.
Frank Armstrong Tuesday re-
ceived a carload of lumber for
Gene Talbot
Mrs. Frank Armstrong returned
| Wednesday from months visit in
| Jasper county.
The proposed new railroad seems
to be causing. some excitement in
Viola township.
Rice's restaurant always keeps
only the latest and freshest con
fections in stock.
Supt. Spencer is having new
course of study printed for the
country schools.
Iva Creveling went to Boone
tuesday to trim in large milli-
merry establishment.
Mrs. John Kate and children will
return from their visit at Hol-
drege, Nebraska, next week.
J. NJ. McKarahan went to Plato,
Cedar county, Friday night TIC be at
the bedside of his sick mother.
Mrs. J. K. Johnson has sold her
fine 160-acre farm in Lincoln town
ship to Sanl Wilson for $$4,4sOOO.
Mrs. August Oelke, who has been
so near Deaths door for the past
two weeks, is now rapidly i1nprov-
ing.
Mrs. Jas. Chandler is in Pierce,
Nebraska, where she was called by
the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Homer Northup.
We notice two more tables stack
ed high with fashionable clothing
have been added to John Lidd's
clothing emporium.
|
The Audubon Orchestra played
at an entertainment at Melville
Center Wednesday, The proceeds
went towards the Melville library.
Mrs. John Lidd is so much i'm
proved in health as to be able to sit
up. She will soon return to Audu-
bon, accompanied by her seven
| year-old son.
DR.. Evans was arrested Wednes-
day charged with violating the
quarantine law and was bound
over to the grand jury. He gave
bonds for $500. ne Il,
Editor Mott has purchased a
three horsepower Charter Gasoline
engine of Gregg Wolfe. The office
will be enlarged 20 feet into the
/
Mrs. Elizabeth Fritchey, mother
of Mrs. C. III. Gardner, died Wednes-
day at the latter's home, aged ~
years. The body was taken to lis
kilwa. Illinois, for burial.
am in position to sell one of the
best and cheapest 160-acre farms in
Douglas township, Audubon coun-
ty, Iowa. A snap if sold soon.
A. FIsCUs, Fiscus, Iowa.
Herm Reinemund took trip
around the horn Tuesday with a
travelling gentleman. They found
the roads badly drifted and the
cutter was upset twice. No damage.
The following are the dates for
Teachers Association: The gener-
al association will be held at Audi
bon the evening of February 18
and day session the 10Th, at Extra
March 9Th and Audubon April 2.
A. H. Edwards. of Douglas town
ship, rolled in Saturday with two
carloads of fine Oxford sheep which
he had purchased near Farragut
Iowa. Mr.. Edwards has proved to
his satisfaction that sheep are
profitable on the farm in many
ways.
The fve-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens 0. Christensen, of this
city, died early last Friday morn.
ing. The little one was a sufferer
of diphtheria and had been sick
but a week. The body was inferred
Friday afternoon in Maple Grove
cemetery. The family have the
deep sympathy of their many
! Saturday afternoon Squire Theo.
+: Myers performed a pretty wed.
ding ceremony at his office in this
city. The groom was Mr.. N. p
Axelsen and the bride Miss Chris.
tine Jensen both of Sharon town
ship. The happy couple will go to
housekeeping at once on a farm
west of Extra. They are highly re.
spected Danish young people and
the hearty good wishes of the jour.
NAL are theirs.
4 The following are the Masonic
dates for 1898:
VERITAs LODGE No. 1892, A. F. and
| A. NJ January /, February5 5, March
| 5, April 2, April 80, June 4, July 2