Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-24
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Ross Kennels was created KNIGHT
at the K. P. lodge last Tuesday
night.
Miss Edith Harris, is visiting
with her friend, Mae Lamb, near
Atlantic.
Mr.. Powers, of Pierce county, is
here this week settling up some old
accounts.
John Nash and wife will take in
the sights of Chicago for few DAYS
next week.
At Geo.lUlrich's sale in Lincoln
township cattle sold for $4725 and
colts for $32.
Frank Rice and Let Hill were in
Atlantic Wednesday buying. fine
driving team.
1 Uncle Evans is talking strongly
OF organizing company to fight
the Spaniards.
Mrs. E. D. Blackman started We'd
nesday for De Soto, Dallas county,
for a weeks visit.
| Last week ]. w. Rosenberg sold
to Walt Weston 500 worth of Ches-
ter White shoats.
John Minor sold a fine Story &
/ Clark organ to John A. Cozine, near
Ross, last Saturday..
Mr.. Peter Poulsen and Miss Mary
Madsen were married Tuesday by
Judge Henry Gray.
DR.. Brooks has been enjoying a
visit from his brother of Missis-
sippi the past week.
Frank Adams sold fine blooded
pup to DR.. Brooks brother, who
took him to Mississippi.
E. ]. Spencer, who has been work
ing at Omaha for the past year, is
again baker at the Talbot restaur-
ant.
Mr.. Beebe, of Harlan, was here
this week attending the funeral of
his college classmate, Ellis Har-
per.
Work in the 3rd degree at the K.
P. lodge next Tuesday evening at
which time Supt. Spencer will be
Knighted.
Floyd belong. of Melville, has
gone to Newton to live with his
grandfather and go to school at
that place.
Measles:-A little son OF w. T..
|Laubender, Harvey Delahoyde,
Grace Haynes, Sylvester Ary's boy,
Joe Moody.
r. c. Jensen, and family of Doug
las township, will soon move to
Monona county, where he has rent
ed farm for 1898.
Miss Susan Loney departed We'd
tuesday for Des Moines and keokuk,
to purchase spring stock of milli-
merry for her store at Ute, Iowa
4 Prof. Redline is again resident
of Audubon, having arrived We'd
nesday. He will be welcomed
among the music loving people of
this city.
Friday Mrs. ]. Bell was removed
TO Council Bluffs for surgical treat
1nent. Word was received Wednes-
day that the good lady had died
from the effects of the operation.
/ am in position to sell one of the
best and cheapest 16O-acre farms in
Douglas township, Audubon coun-
ty, Iowa. A snap if sold soon.
A. FISCUS, Fiscus, Iowa.
/ J Miss Persis Proudfit, of WASH
ington, d. c., is here on her way
home from Denver and will visit
with Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and
other Audubon friends for several
weeks.
Wednesday Harlan Kennels took
carload OF young Jersey cows to
Lake. Ross Kennels accompanied
him and will remain there this
summer.
Mrs. Bird Phelps and Sadie Greves-
lnuhl started for Chicago Sunday
evening. On their return they will
stop for few days visit at Mt. Car
roll, Illinois, being the old home of
Mrs. Phelps.
i Contractors w. II. Parsons & Sons
Co., of Des Moines, will commence
the erection of Frank Leet's $4,000
: residence April LIST. Frank will
build on the lots just north of the
) Bilharz mansion.
Tuesday Mr.. Albert Cihak and
| AIlSS IlllldI hun, DOVIl OF AUDUBON
township, presented themselves
before Mayor Hanna who perform
ed the ceremony that made them
husband and wife.
Friend & Son are placing their
new stock of clothing. in at Extra
this week, and Mr. Hansen, the gen
: tlemanly Danish clerk will be pro-
NOTED to the position of mana ger
. of the new establishment.
Rev, Ehlers, of the Evangelical
church, performed the ceremony
Wednesday that made Mr.. Fred
Hague and Miss Lena Burr man
and wife. The Journal extends con.
CALCULATIONS to the new family.
The teachers meeting Friday
evening and Saturday at the NJ. i.
church was decidedly grand sue
cess. There was Il large attendance
J and much interest was manifested.
The greater part of Friday even
ing's program was lectures by
Profs. Hooker +. l.. Essley and S.
w. Wright. Saturday the follow
ing prominent educators of the
county were leaders in the discus
sions: Profs. Lancelot, Wright,
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