Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-27
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Buy Pillsburys Flour, of Macl
Thomas at Sl.25 per sack. Best or
earth.
Little Marguerite Cotton, from
Lewis, is here to pass happy weel
with her relatives at the Fred Della
hoyde and Charlie Milliman homes
w. II. Covalt sold Peter Schwat
40 acres of fine land for $780, Lane
is steadily advancing in price anG
the man who wants to buy had bet
ter do so before the boom arrives.
w. H. Fowler was down on the
Cass county line doing some repair
work on the William Bintner farm
home. This week he is doing like
job at the Asel Burwell place.
Mrs. f. w. Delahoyde and he1
two daughters, Gretchen and Kath
leen, are planning to go to Crysta
Lake, near Lewis, the last part o,
of the week, for an outing of weeE
or two.
Walter Delahoyde and Claude
Kelsey went hunting last Monday
and succeeded in killing two coons
at one shot. One of them was rath
er ola curiosity, being coal blacl
in color.
An empty sack cannot stanc
upright Neither can poor. veal
thin blood nourish and sustain the
physical system. Hoods Sarsapa
rilla is the standard purifier ane
true tonic for the blood.
Moses Brinkerhotf is back from
Olwein.where he went with John O
Cotton, expecting to find employ
ment in the car shops of that city
Moses will brush up his ideas ane
go to teaching one of our country
| schools.
Mrs. Harrison arrived home Fri
day evening, after an absence o
several weeks, visiting relatives a
Missouri Valley. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Mabel Harris
who will spend a few days in tn,
cool, wooded city.
After 10, these many years, tn,
Rock Island Railway Co. has hat
the east switch track at the Exir;
depot heightened and Strengthened
so that it is now possible to max,
out with a loaded train without dan
ger of an accident.
Mrs. H. NJ. Clark, who has beer
passing her vacation on the bis
farm, east of town, will leave toda,
for Denver, Colorado, to begin he,
duties as teacher in the norma
institute of that city, after which
she will resume her position as
teacher in one of the Denve
schools.
A letter from Frank Sturgeon
who is at Douglas, Wyoming, t.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stur
he passed Sunday at the Andrew
Cooper home, near that city. Franl
said that Lyman Cooper now repre-
sents his district in the Wyoming
Legislature.
Mr.. John Connrardy and Georg
Murphey have torn down the vaul
that the Stuarts built IN the William
Carpenter building, and Mr.. Conn
rardy will use the brick for tn
foundation under his new house
| We understand the room vacated
by the bank will be fitted up for
grocery store.
The city water tank has beer
Strengthened up and otherwise re
paired so as to be in keeping will
the balance of the water system
which surpasses that of any tow
of its size IN western Iowa; and tn
town council with their efficien
marshal are putting the town il
excellent condition.
+. O. Naylor brought in carloa,
of fine hogs Friday from over il
Guthrie county that averaged "a
pounds, while +. Williams and Hal
ry Covalt, of Greeley, each brough
in fine punches. Our merchant
greet these progressive, hustlin.
farmers when they bring to marke
the wealth of the farm.
G. w. Benton has lust complete,
a large barn, 52x62 feet for F.
Naylor, near North Branch. 1t is
fine barn, constructed from the bes
material and by one of the bes
workmen in Iowa. If anyone want
any carpenter work done they ha
better secure the services of Nj
Benton if they want frst-class worl
Mr.. Naylor wishes to thank thos
who assisted in Singing his bi
barn.
The Methodist Sunday School Q
Atlantic, hrving extended an inv
tation to the Methodist Sunda,
School of this city to meet Will
them today in the Ballard woods
and the invitation having been &C
cepted, eaIly this morning the hap
Ply faces of the pupils were seen O
the streets vending their way t
appointed rendezvous. Convey
ances were in readiness to conye,