Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-07

Wednesday.
Daniel Switzer,,i is suffering from
rheumatism.
The Adventist's tent meetings
still continue
John Gates 3-year-old boy is sick
of typhoid fever.
Hon. H. w. Byers, of Harlan, was
here on business Tuesday.
A bath room is being arranged in
the Bert Keith barber shop.
Moody & Kelley received a car
load of Balm wagons Tuesday,
The Epworth League cleared
over $500 from their stand on July
4th.
Rev. Larson is assisting at the
postoffice during Mr.. Ary's ill
ness.
T. L. Miller and Ben CASTOR, with
their families, picniced in Extras
groves last Sunday.
While riding his wheel, Walter
Haynes was bitten on the leg by
vicious dog last Saturday.
DR.. Brooks will pass the latter
part of this month at Okoboji, a
guest at the John Nash cottage.
The Misses McQuinlan, of Harlan,
passed the glorious 4th here with
friends-the Morrissey family.
When you are in town call in and
see the old reliable Balm wagon
kept in stock by Kelley d Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth,
Miss Bell and Chas. Burnside will
attend the exposition next week,
A. r. Fullerton will arrive from
Perry, Iowa, this week for a visit
with his brothers, Will and Dan.
w. H. Kelley lett on the Tuesday
evening train for GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
being called there by the death of a
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Owens, of Dali
las, Texas, visited the first OF the
week with his uncle, Hart Wilson
and family.
Moody & Kelley sold Cleary
Sweep hay leaders the past week to
Foley Bros, Stuart ranch, and
Spencer Bros.
Rev. Ferguson is being assisted
in his evangelisticw work at the Bap-
fist tent by minister who came
from Ohio, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Alt became
parents of big baby boy on Mon
day, July 4th-a lucky boy, born on
the best day in the year.
John Schott, the harness maker,
left for Red Oak, Iowa, Wednesday,
where he will be examined for en-
| listment in the U. S. army.
J. g. Morrisey, who is working for
the Standard Oil Company at Cor
rectionville, Iowa, passed the fourth
with relatives in Audubon.
| Mrs. W. w. Smith and two chill
dren will depart next week tor Sill
yer City, New Mexico, to spend the
summer with Mrs. Smiths sister.
Miss Florence Musson left for her
home in Des Moines last Friday,
after weeks visit with her cousins,
Bertha and Mary Musson, and other
relatives.
A 3-year-old daughter of Wesley
Switzer was bitten by dog last
Tuesday, while playing with the
animal. The injury inflicted upon
the child although painful is not of
a serious nature.
On Sunday, July II, the Chicago
& Northwestern railway will run a
special train to Lake View. Time
is as as follows: Leave Audubon
7:4O a. M; leave Ross ISL a. M;
leave Gray SOP, a. M; arrive in Lake
| View 1000 a. NJ; leave Lake View
700 p. M; arrive in Audubon 500 D.
m. The fare for the round trip will
| be $1.50.
The following ladies drove to Ex-
ira Thursday and picniced in her
shady groves: Mesdames E. d.
Blackman, ]. E. Clark, Frank
Adams, F. S. Watts, U. H. O'Connell,
]. A. Humiston, E. ]. Hill and L.
D. Phillips. More ladies were to be
of the party, but by a misunder-
standing, the second load drove to
Luccock's grove--but they had
their picnic, too.
The republican county conven-
ton will be held at Audubon,
Tuesday, August 8, at Russell's
/ opera House, tor the purpose OF
selecting s delegates to the state
convention, s delegates to the con-
gressional and 8 delegates to the
! judicial convention and nominal
ing candidates for the Offices of
county clerk, county recorder
county auditor, county attorney
and member of the board of super
visors. Township caucuses will be
held Thursday, August 4. Town.
ships are entitled to delegates as
follows:
| Audubon
Cameron
| Douglas
Extra II
Greeley
Hamlin
Lincoln
| Leroy 2;
Melville
Oaktield
Sharon