Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-10

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Miss Ida Foust is home from her
California visit.
George Willcutt is busy plastering
the new Maccabee hall.
Jake Bauer pays SC per pound for
hides. Bring 'em in.
Frank Pfeifer was business visitor
at Audubon last Tuesday.
A. R. Herrick has rented the Fred
Grout 12o-acre farm, up in Greeley.
They had jolly kind of party
at A. c. Nelson's farm home last Sun
day night.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde attended the
K. P. banquet, at Audubon, Wednes.
day evening.
The meetings will continue on, at
the Christian church, every evening
at $3.50 of the clock.
The young folks will have gay Val.
entine party at the K. p. Opera House
next Monday evening.
Any, one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. E.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Jonn Harrison has opened paint
shop in the building first door west OF
Jim McAninch's grocery.
James Baber and mother, Of Kirk
man were Sunday visitors at the P. L
Whitfield home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Turner's boy
Roscoe, up in Greeley township, is O
very sick lad,-typhoid fever.
Mr.. Herman Newman, of Audubon
township, became the blushing daddy
of a cute girl baby last Saturday.
w. S.. Black was at Manning the
first part of the week looking after
some landed interest he has up there.
Tom Allen has rented the ice house
at the Extra creamery and is filling
the same with big chunks of GOODNESS
Will Marietta, who has been max.
ing harness at Harmon, Nebraska, is
expected home the last part of this
week.
George McClain has presented his
wife with an elegant new HinZie piano
which is one of the best instruments
made.
Will and Charlie Patty were up il
the North Branch country this week
and dug long stock we'll for Nate
Benton.
John Crane wishes his friends to re.
member that he will be here in three
or four weeks to canvass for the Perry
Nursery.
Mr.. Frank Patty, cousin of Theo
and Will Patty, died at Carroll til.
week and Theo.swent north to attend
the funeral.
G. w. McClain has some good horses
for sale. They will weigh from 1000
to 1900 pounds. Broke to drive either
single or double.
Frank Hensley is off for visit tt
their cattle ranch, in Nebraska. He
will visit the cattle herds in Wyom
ing before his return home.
Hans Miller, the Shoemaker, moved
his family into the L. E. Born resi-
dence, just south of the Congregation.
al church, the first of the week.
Want a wagon? See the carload o
Schuttler wagons just arrived at Hen
shaw's implement warehouse. TIL,
Schuttler is the best wagon made.
Mrs. Stephen Gano and her daugh
ter, BERTHE, are home from Des Moine
for a few days. We are glad to see tina
Miss BERTHE is much improved ir
health
Gault Brothers actelyne gas light
ing apparatus has arrived and Til
Woodruff is rapidly getting it in pc
sition. I"gas" we spelled that nam,
correctly.
u. b. Spangler bought some very
fine mich cows of Mr.. David, Satur
day, before that gentleman's departur,
for his new home at Luvern, Humbol
county, Iowa.
Mr.. Wesley McQuerry, a son of Rev
and Mrs. j. G. McQuerry, is here from
Westville, Indian Territory, on visit
to his parents and to try and regain
his lost health.
j. w. Wissler got tangled up with
buzz saw the other day while it was il
motion and as result he had to 90 tt
Doctor Newton and have himsel
stitched together
Otto Witthauer went to Des Moines
last Tuesday evening for short bust
ness trip. During Otto's absence Mr.
w. III. Bowman is in charge of affair.
at the Glucose Elevator.
Mts. Levi Zaner has returned from
Des Moines, and was accompanied by
her son, Mr.. VIM. Shearer. That gen
tleman is great sufferer of cancer
although we understand he is muct
better since his arrival here.