Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-05-05

N-4SH a. PHELPS.
Joe Moody went to Omaha on
business Monday.
Hank Low, the cattle buyer of At
lantic, was in town Monday.
Anchor buggies that shine like
piano are found at Hoovers.
E. ]. Spencer made a business trip
to South Omaha Wednesday.
superintendent Bob Spencer was
visiting the schools at Extra Tues
day.
Miss Fish, of Denver. is making
her cousin Chas. Van Gorder,
visit.
Hoover sells the light running,
easy riding Anchor buggies and
carriages.
George Hoover sold new Anchor
buggies to Ed. Frick and NJ. Glib
son this week.
John Hamilton visited in Craw-
ford county With his parents the
first of the week.
Mrs. Shipman is making weeks
visit with friends in the southern
part of the state.
E. n. Taggart was down to Extra
Wednesday visiting his friend VIM.
Delahoyde and family.
Miss Mae Reinemund is now the
possessor of $4,000 kimball
piano, mahogany finish.
The Order of the Temple was con-
ferred on Sam Randles at the Ma
sonic hall Tuesday evening.
Bert Bryant, brother of Mrs W.
w. Smith, has enlisted in the Ma
| tional Guards at Des Moines.
While in Audubon Tuesday Dr.
John Riley, of Extra, sold to John
Doak his fine trotting mare.
Ed. Frick has had his fine Mel
| vile farm decorated the past week
with 1000 trees fruit and ornamen-
| tai.
Hon. Jake Overholtzer and fam
lily arrived last Wednesday from
| Kansas and will make this their
| future home.
Miss Cecilia Soar, who has been
| passing the winter at the Connrar-
dy home south, of Extra, returned
to Audubon Tuesday.
John Jones, an uncle of Gill
| Jones, after making weeks visit
at Audubon, returned to his home
in South Dakota Wednesday.
We were informed Wednesday by
an Audubon lady that eve had
whipped the Spaniards at the Phil
lippine Islands and captured Man
ming"
The Taggart nursery has fur
nished its spring delivery, being
one of the largest in it's history
The delivery amounted to about
S120OOOO.
See that fine string of thirty five
carriages at Hoover's-they are all
Anchors.
Contractor Sam Switzer is erect
ing large house on the John
| Weighton place two and half
miles northeast of town. 1t will be
3S X 56 feet.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark are passing
this week visiting relatives and
friends at Indianola and Stuart.
On his way back the doctor will at
tend the State Convention Of den
lists held at Des Moines.
Joe Handley, the little cigar
maker, has returned to his factory
after three weeks business visit at
Charter Oak. oe came back load
ed with orders for his cigars and is
now more busy than ever
Fred Searles, of Douglas town
ri, I, CO
several months of intlammatory
state and is suffering all the tor.
lures of a Spanish inquisition.
The following good people avail.
ed themselves of the excursion
rates to Des Moines last Sunday
Roy Funk, Clyde Baker, Hugh
Delahoyde, Ned O'Brien, Ned Cur.
tbs. Ray Mills, AL. Quimby, Wallace
and Roy Smith and Uncle Davy
Soar.
A small sized runaway took place
in Hart & Eddy's planning mill las
Tuesday. The governors to their
engine broke and the engine i,nme
diately showed them how fast il
could run without flying to pieces
Z No damage done, but caused quite
s a scare.
ed. Prick left Tuesday evening
for Denver, Colorado, where he viii
take up his old conductorship or
the G. II. l. & p. R'y. Mr.. Frick's
run is from Denver to Phillipsburg
Kansas, on one of the Rock Islands
fast passenger trains.
The Methodist people have pur
) chased $4,000 stereopticon. Rev
3 Shipman intends giving course o
lectures on bible history in thu
near future and will use the stere
3 opticon for illustrating purposes
s He will charge a small price of ad
. mission to help defray the eNpen
& ses.
8 On receiving the good news o
8 Admiral Dewey's grand naval vic
81 tory Monday evening, Audubon's
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