Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

M. X. Clifford is seriously i'll.
Mrs. lines has been ill the past few
days.
A. G. Darland is fair visitor this
week.
Ed. Smutney is now at Vail, Iowa,
in the employ of his uncle.
John Lidd will go to Omaha next
Sunday to buy winter goods
County Recorder Esbeck and family
are at the Exposition this week.
Thos. Lohner is assisting at the
Chris Henriksen store this week.
Leonard Fiscus, of north Douglas
township, is building new barn.
Chris Henriksen was among the
Audubon visitors at Omaha Mckinley
Day.
Claude Boardman went to Omaha
last Saturday to join theatrical
troupe.
e. n. Taggart will have public
sale at his farm near Larland, Octo-
Der Goth.
Frank Dobson, of Montgomery Co.,
| is visiting at the home of Nels Olsen,
in Melville.
Mrs. j. Kuhn returned Saturday
from weeks visit with her parents
at Des Moines.
The Misses McQuillan, of Harlan,
visited at the John Morrissey home
| the first of the week,
Burglars entered the Van Scoy resi-
dence last Sunday evening, but
nothing of value was taken.
Mrs. Nels Olsen, of north Melville,
left Sunday for Marion, Iowa, for
months visit with relatives.
supt. r. G. Spencer has purchased
the Cal Marlin property in south 4Au-
dubon paying $500 for the same.
Nate Carper's team of western hor-
ses ran away Tuesday considerably
demolishing buggy and harness.
Cy Sampson lost two fine steers last
Tuesday by prevalent cattle disease.
Nels Olsen also lost a steer Monday.
e. H. Sampson will soon have the
buildings painted on his four Viola
township farms. Glen McCuen is
the artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bagley, c. G.
Harper, Ruby Harper, Geo. Kibby,
ha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Whitlock, of Os-
kaloosa, are visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. WIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brockway.
At the regular convocation of Amity
| Chapter, r. A. NJ, of this place to-
night the degree Of Past Master will
be conferred upon II. M. Talbot
FOR SALE-Seven yearling heifers;
ten spring calves. Terms: Cash or
bankable note. Inquire of
P. J. STANTON, Audubon.
VIM. Hight is now postmaster at
Fiscus and proprietor Of the store for
merly run by Harvey Norton, Mr..
Norton having moved to Bradleyville.
Mrs. Olive Beason. who has been at
tending to her land interests in Viola
and Melville townships the past few
weeks, left for Omaha Saturday to at
tend the exposition, thence to her
home at Evanston, Illinois.
A. H. Edwards went to Omaha
Wednesday to attend the fair. Mr.
Edwards is engaged quite extensively
in the sheep and goat raising industry
and is making quite success. He
now has about 40 Angora goats,
20 common goats and 400 sheep.
Now is stock raisers time at the
Omaha fair. Jas. Hunt, of Melville
township, is in attendance. Mr.. Hunt
contemplates stocking up his farm
with some good strains of cattle and
dealing in that breed exclusively.
A series of revival meetings COM
menced at the Presbyterian church
last Friday evening. They are being
conducted by c. c. Smith and A. H.
Hassler, singing evangelsts. The
gentlemen are excellent Vocalists and
their efforts are being rewarded by at
tentive audiences each evening.
Be not deceived A Cough, Hoarse-
| ness or ('rOunp are not tn la triHa1 wifi,