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

Tom Musson was grip sufferer
Wednesday.
The Audubon public schools re-
opened Monday.
AL. Friend and Pat Carolan we're
Extra visitors Sunday.
A. J. Frederickson departed Tues
day for Wichita, Kansas.
The selects had merry hop at
the Russell Friday night.
Cal. Marlin has gone to Chicago
on ten days business trip.
Miss Sadie Grevesmuhl is suffer
ing from rheumatic troubles.
| There is strong talk of co-opera-
tive creamery at Viola Center.
Remember you can get the best
of groceries at Rice's restaurant.
w. S. Bell, of Des Moines, was in
Audubon on business Wednesday.
Fine Baltimore oyster stews can
be had at the restaurant kept by
Rice.
Harry Morey went to Chicago
Wednesday and will see the Sights
for week.
When you are at Audubon stop at
the TwINING HOUSE. Big square
meal for 20 cents!
The Columbian Library was
opened to the public Monday after
being closed for month.
2 Mrs. G. NJ. Harmon, of Douglas,
is quite sick. The lady suffers
from congestion of the brain.
The Davy Soar folks and Theo.
Myers visited at the Connrardy
home south of Extra Sunday.
Henry Hale sports fine new gun
and now it will go hard with the
rabbits that cross Henry's path.
J.F. Russell and his corpse of
clerks will at once commence in
voicing the big dry goods stock.
Friends be happy while you may
Smoke I" band Mades" day by day.
j. C. HANDLEY, Audubon.
Frank P. Bradley, Of Council
Bluffs, was in the city the first of
the week looking after a big land
deal.
Judge Green arrived from Sidney,
Monday and will pass this week at
home. Next week he holds court at
Glenwood.
Jorgensen & Clausen, from near
kimballton, on Saturday sold to
Thos. Cochran, bunch of eight
nice fat steers.
Cliff Reeves, the theatrical man,
left Friday evening for Des Moines,
where he was called by. telegram
on important business.
Ira. F. Hendricks, receiver of the
busted National bank at Girls
void, was transacting business III
Audubon last Saturday!
John c. Bowel, one of those
good thriving farmers of Viola
township, was a business visitor at
the county seat Saturday.
John Parnam, former Audubon
county boy, now residing at Will
ton, Iowa, is here visiting friends
and relatives for ten days.
d. w. Kennedy purchased fine
Belgian stallion at Marengo, this
week. The animal weighs 1000
pounds and the price was $4,000.
The Audubon Orchestra will give
a musical entertainment at the
Diggs schoolhouse in Douglas
township, Friday evening of this
week.
Ellis S. Harper went to Atlantic,
Saturday and spent Sunday with
Rev. Dudley. This week he is as
sisting at a revival meeting at
| Lewis.
VIM. Dryden now wears a gigan-
tic smile. Last Saturday morning
his good wife presented him with a
bright boy baby of the proper
weight.
VIM. Huntsberger is to be the
deputy postmaster of Audubon
under Mr.. Russe1l's administration
He began his duties Tuesday of
this week.
F. NJ. .Hollister, of Douglas town
ship, will move into Melville in the
early spring. He has rented 1OC
acres of his uncle. II. d. HOLSTERS
IdIlIl LOT next year.
We underestimate that the Walker
House will be reopened about
March LIST. The new landlord will
be Mr.. Nels c. Sorensen, of Sharon
township. We understand he has
had considerable experience in the
hotel business.
One day last week while an Ad-
vocate reporter was returning from
Dedham his team became frighten-
ed and ran away. Mr.. Reporter
kept cool-headed and escaped With.
outa scratch but the buggy was q
sorry looking sight.
i Frank Rice has traded his farm
in Section7, Greeley township, tic
f. Bilharz for half interest in the
Rice restaurant. The considera.
ton. of the land was $50 per acre
and Frank is now sole owner of the
4 North Side Delmonico.
4 Harp Wilson last week received
notice from the Pension Bureau at
| Washington that he had been
awarded pension of $16 PEI
month and $415 back pay. This
comes at the right time and makes
Harp feel mighty good. 1t was a
reward of merit bestowed on the