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

ness carefully attended to, both in the state
and teder al, courts. real estate c9mmercial and
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
enable terms. We have a complete set of alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
CAL and see us on any business you may have.
Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park
Audubon, Iowa.
Arthur Wadsworth came up from
Grinnell Sunday.
Miss Orpha Baxter is visiting her
sister at Greenfield.
Will McFarlane is now assisting.
at Ialbott's restaurant.
Mrs, E. F. Moon returned from
her Colfax visit Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Stotts is visiting
friends in Missouri Valley.
Mrs. NJ. N. Esbeck is visiting
friends in kimbalton this week.
DR.. p. S. Harris left for Lake View
Tuesday to spend week with the
fish
Oddie Bechtol, of Holdredge,
Neb., is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Kate.
Miss Augusta Cloughly left We'd
nesday for visit with an aunt at
Ute, Nebraska.
Loud Rippey returned from his
visit with relatives in Earlham,
Iowa, last Monday.
Esbeck Bros, at kimbalton, sold
three spring wagons and fine car
riage last Saturday.
Frank Brockway, the sick man,
has been moved to the Markham
house. He is not improving.
DR.. Childs, Ed. Dickinson, Fred
Smith and Bob Rice and ladies pic
niced at Luccock's grove July 4th.
The knights Templar and Mason
ic picnic will be held in the Mill
man woods, near Extra, about July
IS.
Mrs. ]. 6. Sharp and Mrs. Lee
Huddler and son leave this week
on visit with relatives in eastern
Iowa.
DR.. Miller returned Saturday
evening from his western trip. The
doctor took in the sights of San
Francisco while there.
Mrs. r. D. Arkman, of Lincoln
township, is passing the weak with
her daughters, Mrs. Daniel s;witzer
and Mrs. Joseph Moody.
Mrs. Geo. w. Berge, of lincoln,
Neb., arrived here Thursdaylof this
parents, Mr and Mrs. John OFT.
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Tuesday the fire alarm was given
and the company got out in, shape
to extinguish manure pila fire in
the rear of the Farmers Hon e barn.
Mrs. Blaney, of Creston, Who has
been visiting for week Nsth her
friend, Mrs. ". r. Greene, returned
to her home Wednesday of this
week.
Grandma Haynes departed for
her home in Missouri last Satur-
day. She has been visiting for some
time with the family of her son, S.
II. Haynes.
The Taggart Nursery is reaping
its fruit harvest. This spring they
berries and are now marketing the
! raspberries-abo 1000 quarts.
Last Thursday the barn on the H
NJ. Talbot place in East Audubon
was burned to the ground. Loss
! very small. Property is rented by
s Mr.. ROBBIE. Cause of the fire un-
q known.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burnside, Mr.
4 and Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder Mr.. and
4 Mrs. John Mckarahan and young
4 folks drove to Extra on picnic trip
Thursday.
Mrs. G. B. Russell went to Omaha
Thursday of this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bilharz and Miss Hattie Join
her at that place and they go from
there to Yellowstone Park for a
months outing.
Saturday night at the opera house
q the Audubon cornet band, with the
4 assistance of Gland Boardman, will
: present the four-act comedy, "Life
q for Life" Following is the cast:
Hank Jordon-- Ralph Overholze1
Nat Webber---Roy Funk
Jack Hamlin George ker,
Judge Lovetoddy---- Boardmar
Hallelujah Billy Woods Soar
Zenas Grimes George Brayton
Triss. Mrs. Geo. Kerr
Susie Smith, Verge Wilson
Miss Miss P EGnle Doretta Morris.
Probably the largest crowd tina,
Audubon ever entertained attended
the celebration there Monday. The
program was nicely carried out anG
the success reflects much credit
upon the fire boys, who, although
not reaping great profit, made the
day pleasant for those in attend
ance. Following is a list of winners
s in the several contests.
FOOT RACE.
8 Joe Bell, first prize SIS On
Chas. Well, second prize. s.
Fifty yard race, boys under Is:
ErneSt hruuer.-- " "
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