Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
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Joe Garnett, was in Omaha Mon
day on biz.
St. Patrick's dance at the Russell
March 18th.
VIM. Neff is looking over sunny
Texas this week.
Uncle Tom Walker is very low,
getting weaker day by day.
John Doak passed the fore part of
the week at Council Bluffs.
The court put in Wednesday on
the law case of Hansen VS.. Hansen.
Glenn Sears was visiting friends
at De Soto Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Vim. Dryden was in Boone Friday
shipping car of horses to Kansas
City.
Rev. w. NJ. Dudley, of Atlantic,
was in Audubon Tuesday of this
week.
Harvey Maharg, of Melville, was
a business visitor at Newton this
week.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and her
niece, Miss Proudfit, spent Sunday
at Extra.
John Ward is putting in one of
Prof. Rockers telephones at his
residence.
Miss Getchell, of Des Moines is
visiting at the Van Gorder home,
this week.
Hazel Neff, the twelve year-old
daughter of Vim. Neff, is very i'll of
diphtheria.
Vint Rose, the Rock Island sec
ton boss, will soon put on full
line of men.
C. 6. Palmer, postmaster at Lar
land, has had his pension increas-
ed to SIP per month.
Miss Myrtle Mccall is suffering
with the measles but is now on
the road to recovery.
Chas. Tramp is making prepara-
tons to commence making brick
about the first of April.
Grant Stonebrook is in Sac City
| this week helping his brother Elroy
i get started in his fair store.
Martin Larsen, the little harness
inaker,is fast getting rid OF his big
stock Of handmade harness.
Rev. Wissler, of Extra, received
the Order of the Temple, at the Ma
sonic Hall Tuesday evening.
johnson & Nelson will buy hogs
from now on steady and will guar
antee prices as high as the highest.
(. George Harmon and Chauncey
1 Gardner are the first in these parts
to commence their spring sowing.
Mrs. Mott, the mother of Editor
Mott, arrived from West Branch
Tuesday and will make Audubon
her future home.
One of the busiest places in town
is the shop of Jas. Pound. He is
doing large amount of polishing
and sharpening discs and plows.
News has been received from
Clarinda that Charley Rose is
much improved mentally and that
a months rest will make him new
man.
| Marion Johnson Went to Des
Moines Wednesday evening, where
he will remain few days and then
go to Fort Dodge and pass month
on business.
Jas. Stephens, father OF Mrs
Henry Kile, died at his home at
Bedford, Iowa, last Thursday. He
was brought to Audubon and
buried by the side of his wife.
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Operator Huniston is again a
sufferer of acute rheumatism. He
has decided to take a lay-off from
active duties and try to regain his
health at Hot Springs, South Oak
ota.
!: Dan Thomas and Tom Owen were
in Extra last week on business but
their kind hearts did not let them
forget to visit Hayseed Guernsey
who has been i'll for even two
months.
The following lawyers from
dubon this week: Messrs. Rocka
fellow, De Lano, Willard and Scott
of Atlantic; b. I. Salinger and Mr.
Robb, of Manning; J. r. Bardley, OF
Walnut, Iowa.
Hendricks d Rand, horse buyers
of Kansas City, will be in Audubon
Friday and Saturday, March Is and
10. Bring in your horses and
mules and get a good price. Re.
member the dates Friday and Sat
urday, March 18 and 10.
The knights Templar, of Audi
bon will solemnize Eastern Sunday
at Extra, where their former com.
rade, Sir Knight F. ]. Stranger is
buried The Knights will be in
full uniform and march to the
cemetery where their beautiful
ceremony will take place.
Words cannot express our graft
tude to the dear neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us
in the burial of our dear father
In that land where sorrow never
: comes, may you all be gathered an6
there receive your full reward.
MIR. and Mrs. H. l.. KILE.
Rev. Day performed the ceremony
that united Mr.. Chas. Siemsen anc
: Miss Arabell Spencer in the bonds
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