Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-11-24

John Mosier was at Carroll on bust
ness Tuesday.
Remember Wilhelm's for the finest
line of holiday goods ia the county.
The finest line of holiday goods in
Audubon county at Wilhelm's for
holidays.
Mrs. q. j. Freeman returned Mon
day evening from few days visit
with Extra friends.
Fred Sabel: of north Hamlin town
ship reports the loss of a valuable COW
last Sunday evening
Ross and Dora Graham went to
Stuart Wednesday to eat Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with brother.
John Mcclure was in Des Moines
buying goods for his new store He
went Friday, returning Sunday.
Theo Myers went to Davenport last
Monday for visit with his daughter
Helen, who is attending school there.
Miss Georgia McIlvane returned
from Des Moines Tuesday evening,
where she has been employed as trim
mer in millinery house.
! The M. e. choir will give an enter
tainment at the church Thanksgiving
evening. The stereopticon will be Il
feature of the entertainment.
A Rev. Father Fallenschmidt, Of Ex-
ira, has charge of the Catholic church
affairs here during Father Gleeson's
absence. He conducted services last
Sunday.
GOOD FARM FOR sALE.-A good
95.acre farm in Douglas township for
sale cheap. Well improved, good
KELLY & MOODY, Audubon.
Henry Herbert will leave for Wash
ington about Friday to take up his
duties as clerk as soon as congress
meets. Mr. Herbert visited with At
lantic relatives Monday and Tuesday
General election of officers this
| week in all the Masonic orders-God.
frey Commandery Tuesday evening
Amity Chapter Thursday evening and
Veritas Lodge, A. +. & A. M, Satur.
day evening.
The Knights of Pythias and ladies
will pass an enjoyable Thanksgiving
evening at the X. P. Hail. A pro
pram has been arranged in which ap
pears farce entitled )" A Mouse Trap
to be produced by X. p. home talent
}. Burdick is moving into the Burn
side building on the South Side. As
soon as his goods arrive John Nc
CURE will take possession of the Glea
son building with fresh and well as
sorted stock of groceries, queensware
etc.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church will hold a fair in the Burdicl
building Tuesday, November 30. Sew
eral new features will be introduced
and thoee who attend will receive ;
warm welcome and be highly enter
tanned.
The chicken packing establishment
operations next week. They will EN-
ploy about forty men in picking and
packing for shipment. RiddleshergeI
q Fay were formerly located at At
lantic, but owing to advantages afford
ed here for shipping, moved every
thing to Audubon, where they have {
good plant
We hear faint rumors that plan il
now afoot to raise fund for the cree
ton of a new Presbyterian church t,
cost between $4,000 and $4,000. w,
understand that Mrs. Lois Ct. Stuar
will contribute half of the amour
providing the other half can be rails
ed by subscription or otherwise. TIL
proposed structure will be IL fine on
and the pride of Audubon people
Last February Chas. H. Spangler
of near Adair, went to Washita coun
\ ty, Oklahoma, took up government
g claim of $50 acres of land. Last Tues
day he arrived in Audubon and a
4 the w. S. Burnside home was uni tie,
in marriage to Miss Mary G. Duff, al
excellent young lady who has been il
the employ of the Burnside family 70
g about eleven years. Rev. Shipmal
performed the ceremony. They lef
on the five o'clock train for Adail
d the home of Mr.. Spangler's parents
and from there they go to Oklahom
u by team. Mr.. Spangler thinks Okla
homa is a fine country, but when i
comes to selecting wife Iowa is O. X