Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-24

Sam Brown says he sells about
one car ofcoal week for threshing
purposes.
Sam Brown shipped two cars of
new wheat from the Rothschild ele-
vator, Wednesday.
! Henry Sanders, from Lee county,
Iowa, is here visiting his friends at
the Theo. Braun home.
See IT. Carmichael for Pianos,
Pianolas and Organs, at Black
mans Shoe Store, in Audubon. SLY
J. NJ Thomas was at Carson a
part of this week, looking alter his
mercantile establishment down
there.
Madge Sickels has been passing
happy week with Jim Gwin and wife
down on the sheep ranch, near
Casey.
Harrison Brothers will soon go to
Stuart to paper a house that will re.
qllire one hundred and eighty rolls
of paper.
Mrs. James McAninch and her
children, Flossy and Lee, came
home, Tuesday, from an outing at
Crystal Lake, near Lewis.
They had the jolliest kind of
dancing party on the platform, at
the Ebert Lewis home, south of
town, last Saturday night.
Bob Hamlin keeps his sawmill,
down in the Hamilin big TIMBER,
buzzing all the time and is turning
out a large amount of frst-class
lumber.
Frank Gault & Company shipped
a carload of poultry, Wednesday,
and from now until Christmas they
intend to ship one carload every
two weeks.
Mrs. Walter Connrardy came
down from Audubon, Tuesday even
ing, to pass few days with her rel
atives at the John Connrardy home
in this city.
their thresher on Henry Benton's
farm, in Greeley, the past week. and
tackled some barley that averaged
fifty bushels to the acre.
The management promises the
best two days of entertainment you
ever had if you will attend the cou-
ty fair this fall. Don't forget the
dates, September ., 6 and Z.
Oscar Hunt sold a nice car load
of fat swine to Hensley Brothers &
Brown and Oscar is at Omaha this
week seeing the show and buying
some cattle for feeding purpose.
: |
B. W. Shoesrnith. up near North
Branch, has sold his farm to Mar
Gus Mareou and then turned round
and purchased Chas Bickers fine
S2O-acres in the same neighborhood
n. p. Christensen departed, We'd
nesday, for Bridgewater and Fonta-
nellie where he goes to look after
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart's landed inter
ests, expecting to be absent until
Friday evening.
ITO throw good money after bad
will but increase my pain" If you
have thrown away money for medi-
cines that did not cure, now begin
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
medicine that never disappoints.
Any old soldier and wife, or sol
dlerS WldOW wishing to attend the
State Fair on Soldiers Day, August
10Th, can procure tickets of adnis
! sion by applying to the County
Auditor at his office in the court
house.
Lillian Hunt and Hattie Fulton
: rode their wheels to Oakfeld, Wed
nesday afternoon. They got there
just in time to meet that drenchine
> shower, and when they came plod.
ding home in the evening looked
: like couple of drowned rats.
r N. D. Hamlin was showing us the
workings of a patent device. last
Saturday, that he has lately invest
ed in. 1t is milk bucket, strainel
: and milking stool combined, and
t Doug expects to make bushel Of
g money out of his territory, having
1 purchased the. right of Cass anc
g Adair counties.
I After a pleasant visit here with
!, their children, Mr.. and Mrs John B
: Connrardy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
. Crane, Uncle G. T. Poage and wife
!. will depart today for Hubbell, or
the border line between Nebraska
and Kansas, where their son, Dellie
has bought a farm and where they
: will make their home.