Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-03


Uncle Nick Roth is very sick.
Editor Ed. Griffith was in Audi.
bon Tuesday.
Vim. Wonn will soon go to klon-
dixie to prospect for gold.
Let Hill purchased fine Spokane
trotter at Atlantic last Wednesday
Mrs. ]. p. Tharnish passed Satur.
day and Sunday at Extra and At.
lantic.
Tuesday Bob Garnett and family
moved onto his farm in Greeley
township.
Cal Wilson has moved onto the
Sharpneck place a mile southwest
of Audubon.
Ed. Bilharz goes to Chicago Fri
day to purchase big spring stock
of merchandise.
Will Donaldson was at Hampton,
Iowa, Saturday and Sunday looking
up location as baker.
The Order of the Temple will be
conferred on Rev. Wissler, of Extra,
Tuesday evening, March ,Sth.
Rand, the Kansas City horse
buyer will ship a car of fine heavy
horses to Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Doak and family de-
parted Wednesday morning for
their new home at Leon, Kansas.
Lewis Lee has sold his barber
business to Al Ridpath who will
continue the business on the South
Side
Fred Low has gone to Massena,
Iowa, where he will enga ge in the
cattle business on his fathers
ranch.
Miss Laura Forbes, of Butte, Ne
braska, is here visiting her many
Audubon friends and relatives tor
a week.
Mrs. Burdick is in Chicago this
week looking up the new styles in
millinery and purchasing a big
spring stock.
The Ladies of the Columbian
club will hold their 9Th annual ban
buet at the K. P. Hall Monday even
ing, March 14th.
Chas. Baker has ceased to clerk at
his fathers store and will soon go
to Kansas City where he has Sc
cured a situation.
Rev. Father Gleason was at Adai1
this week assisting at the special
, devotion services held from Tues.
day until Thursday.
John Schott, who has been pull
ing wax ends at Davy Scars has
gone to Harrington, Nebraska, te
work in aharness shop.
Theo f. Morrow, Hi Talbot, w
II. Kelly, Geo. Preston and Geo. E
Kellogg will go to Port Arthur or
the excursion March 18th.
Al. Sheets has sued the "bucke
shop" for $4,000 for reporting dow1
market when it was up, thereb,
causing Al to get "pinched.
The good neighbors and friend.
Of Mrs. Harp Wilson dropped in OF
her last Tuesday evening and help
ed her celebrate her birthday.
Lewis Lee went to Omaha Wed
nesday to buy a fine quarter sawet
oak barber outfit and will be among
his Audubon friends again soon.
Mr.. E. Miller and wife of Chicago
will soon arrive here to take charg,
of Ed. Tricks big farm in Melville
until Mrs. Frlck's return from Den
yer about June 10th.
Peter Poulsen has moved to hi
farm two miles east of town. Mex
Sunday he will give big party tt
his numerous friends. 1t will be
genuine old time house warming.
Regular meeting of the Masonic
lodges as follows: Chapter, Thurs
day evening, March 3; Blue Lodge
Saturday evening March 5; Com
mandery, Tuesday evening, Marcel
9Th.
J. X. Smith, of Oxford, johnson
county, was in Audubon Wednes
day, being before the pension eS
anliners. Mr.. Smith is in the grain
and stock buying business Of Ok
ford
Last fall Fred Low bought big
load of oats paying $500 for tn
same. He fed his team this winte
on them and sold the remainder t
Let Hill Tuesday for 5000 and still
we hear howls of hard times.
Conductor Ed. Frick and sons, al
rived from Denver Wednesday,, an,
will move onto his 800 acre farm i
Melville. Mrs. Prick will remain i
Denver until June TO- when she viii
return to Audubon. Mr.. Frick ha
about given up railroading.
Hart Eddy are now actively Ell
gagged in the manufacture of be
Investigating put in special ne,
machinery. The Journal is gettin
up an illustrated catalogue show
ing all the parts and good points @
this hive. Hart & Eddy expect t
convert car of lumber into hive
this spring.
There will be an examination TO
common school diplomas at Can
eron Center schoolhouse, Monda
and Tuesday March 18th and Stl
All those of that township wishin.
to take this examination please b
present. This will be the last or
portunity given this spring.
II. c. SPENCER.
George Hoover has on display i
his show window a $50 range an