Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-20
Mr.. Wiley is assisting Mr.. Bagley

Mr.. Wiley is assisting Mr.. Bagley
at Audubon.
Uncle james Crow is having a nice
trade in hardware.
Hon. Frank Gray was doing bust
ness here Saturday.
Henry Thomas, our new drayman,
is giving good satisfaction.
Peter Moller was doing business at
Audubon and Extra Monday.
II. B. Shelley now gives your ten
per cent on all cash purchases.
Mr.. Bruce, the tonsorial artist is
building up nice trade in his line.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E..
church here five weeks from Sunday.
Z Doc. Antrim is having nice run
of patronage at the Bob-tail livery
barn.
Sam Milford with his large family
will be among us in few days to
stay.
Harlan Kennels, of Hamlin, with
his wife and child were Sunday visi-
tors here.
Charley Bison, of Brayton, was in
this section Monday last looking at
some cattle.
John G. French takes to his new
duties in Mr.. Hepp's shop like a
duck to water.
John A. Crow and his excellent
family will move to Carroll county
in the near future.
A. d. Gray is new subscriber to
the best paper in the county and he
will never regret it.
II. E. Mitchell, with Polzin 81
Fischer is doing quite business in
poultry and rabbits.
Miss Minnie Ramsey, of Dedham,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Thomp :
son and Mrs. Gertie Weakly.
One of the best choirs in Iowa met
at the home of James Hall, for prac-
tice last Wednesday evening.
Tom Dewitt neatly repairs boots,
shoes and harness. Bring them in
now and get ready for spring.
The farm Of Sam Handles begins to
look like a. young village. Prosper
ity seems to have hit him hard.
On account of the closing of the
Audubon school Miss Belle Lancelot
is having an extended vacation.
l desire those indebted to me to
call and settle Immediately.
G.. EUGENE MERIT.
DR.. Beers is driving his nice
carriage team again-Proi, his stylish
horse, having recovered from his
lameness.
If everybody would pay their
debts January lst every year, how
much more pleasant it would be to-
do business.
Gus Forsbeck is again on the road
buying fat hogs and cattle. Miss
Sadie, his daughter, has recovered
from her sickness.
The Swaney young folks who are
attending school here were compelled
to stay in town over night Wednes-
day-snow- bound.
George Gray will rent out nearly
all his land this year having come to
the conclusion that it don't pay to
farm on 80 large scale.
Several of the young men Of Lin
coin Center were taken before the
authorities for disturbing the peace
and chastised accordingly.
Our creamery boys are getting
Things in good shape and will start
+ the building in few weeks; the
management is shying clear of bum
pers.
The Modern Woodmen of America
adopted five new members Thursday
night and a nice lunch followed.
The ceremonies in Woodcratt are out
of sight.
Greenwaldt u Groteluschen have
had a large demand for rabbits since
the snow has been on the ground and
the poor rabbits have suffered &C.
cordingly.
The family Of our worthy ex-dray-
man, AL. Coomes has gone to Iowa
county to visit relatives, before they
settle down in their new home in
Ida county.
BoRN-To Mrs. Berthold Lebeck,
Sunday last, sweet little girl baby !;
. but how sad that the little ones
father should have passed to the great
beyond before her arrival. A gen.
erous public should extend sy mpa-
thy.
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