Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-01

Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon Iowa.
! John Mosier is in Chicago this week
on business.
/! Dan Mccarthy arrived Tuesday
from Omaha.
Miss Lena Drury has purchased a
fine new cutter.
Albert Matthias was in Omaha the
/ first of the week.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods is at
Roberts Drug Store.
Will Mcfarland was in Nebraska
on business last week.
Miss Ivy Baker returned from her
Harlan visit last week.
Mike Foley, of Melville township,
lost three steers of blackleg.
J. A. Overholtzer is looking after
, his land interests in Kansas.
Complete line of fancy holiday
goods at Wilhelm's for holidays.
Mrs. Chas. Russell will go to Mis-
souri, Valley next week to visit rela-
tives.
Mike Foley goes to Nebraska this
week to look after his farm near
Dixon.
You will find the. largest stock and
lowest prices in Holiday Goods at
Roberts
Miss Ella Conway soon goes to Dex-
ter. Iowa, to visit her sister, Mrs. d.
P. Repass.
Lewis G.. Coon, of Brooklyn, ate
Thanksgiving turkey with his brother
Ollie Coon.
The X. of P. social held at their
/ hall, last Thursday evening was an
enjoyable affair.
E. L. Palmer and Joseph Kesselring
will have joint public sale at Lar
land December ..
Geo. Townsend has sold his resi-.
dence property to Chris Shraeder.
Consideration $500.
Chas. Tramp Jr., arrived Tuesday
from Creston where he has been
operating brick yard.
w olltI L anu WIG IlON
occupy the upper rooms in the Yaggy
! house in Prospect Park.
The meetings at the court house
Z closed the Goth inst, on account of the
\ illness of the pastor, Rev. Lesson.
One day last week Rev. and Mrs
Dudley were rendered fine reception
at their new parsonage in Atlantic.
G. E. Weston is expected to return
3 to Audubon about Christmas. He ha
y been in Oklahoma since last sfring.
r Mrs. f. B. Hoyt, of Melville town
q ship, went to Ottawa, Illinois, las
q Friday to attend the marriage of
y friend.
= Mrs. D. L. Railsback experience
y considerable of runaway while re
q turning home from Audubon last Fri
q day. Nothing serious resulted.
y The entertainment given at tn
q M. E. church by the choir last Thurs
g day evening was we'll attended and re
81 ported as being O. X. The receipt
" were $2l.O0.
u The Presbyterian ladies are rejoi(
& ing over the result of their fair held il
81 the Burdick building last Saturday
y We learn that they cleared over $40
n cause for rejoicing.
81 Last Saturday night the youn
y folks about thirty-six in number, wei
q entertained royalty at the Rob't Par1
q ham home in Melville township
s. party and oyster supper.
u Union meetings We're held at til
q M. E. church last Sunday evening
s. Officers were elected for the Bible 81
81 ciety as follows:
NJ r. l.. Harris, President.
III a. H. Roberts, Secretary.
VI w. Burnside, Treasurer.
M A telephone company has been 0
g gained here for the purpose Of built
rs ing line from Audubon, via tt
"a Sharon creamery, Poplar and Kin
VI ballton terminating at Elkhorn. I'll
al line will subsequently, be extended
M Harlan. The company is compose
So of ten stockholders-M n. Esbec
ag F. p. Hooker, Jorgen Jorgensen, Pet
~ Lykke, Hans Madsen, Jorgen Marc
" sen, Mat Johnson, Hans Johnso
Ell John Peterson, Hans Marquesen.
Is meeting will be held Saturday al
@ officers elected. The material has {
lH ready been ordered for the line.
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