Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-31
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Mrs. Gene Johnson is out in the
country this week taking care of her
sister who is sick.
N. P. Christensen and Wyman Har-
vey drove up from Extra Tuesday
evening, on some business.
See j. It. Carmichael for pianos,
planolas and organs-at Blackman's
shoe store. ju2l-4w
]. B. Turner and wife, of Anita,
came up Wednesday to make Il visit
of a few days at the A. S. Culver
home.
Hart & Eddy rebuilt a windmill for
Ed. Bates this week that was entirely
destroyed, or almost so, by the hard
wind last week.
j. Burdick is having a neat little
barn built on his property and is also
having his house raised and brick
foundation put in.
Roy Funk was up from Atlantic
Sunday and passed the day with his
parents. This is Roy's first visit
home since the First of June,
Sam'l Switzer went up to Lake City
tuesday morning to visit his son,
Frank, who is now fireman on the n.
w. with headquarters at that place.
VIM. Northup went into Chicago,
Tuesday, with a carload of cattle. He
will, on his return home, stop in john
son county and visit with relatives a
few days.
81. a. Barger, our hustling granite
and marble man, put up two monu-
ments in the south part of the county
this week; one in the Oakfield ceme-
terry and one in the Extra cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Buckley, wife of the
gentleman who works in Martin Lar
sens harness shop, went down to
Des Moines last Friday to visit with
her parents and enjoy the sights the
state fair affords.
Chas. Tramp has closed down his
brick factory at this place. He has a
large amount of brick on hand, suffi-
clent to run them over until next sea-
son. He has made over a million
brick this season.
A letter from Elvin Cole saws he is
still at Pomona, California, and that
he is working in large fruit ware
house, drawing u! cents per hour and
putting in ali the way from ten to
twenty hours per day.
A concert will be given at the M. r.
church on Friday evening, September
LIST, under the direction of Mamie
O,Flyng Dietrich, assisted by w. w.
Wilson, accompanist. 1t Will be a
rare musical treat and you should not
miss it.
Nash, Phelps & Mosier have now
got their Diebold Safety Deposit boxes
in order and ready for rent. They
have Sc in all and they rent them at
$3.50 and $500 per year, which is con.
sldered Very cheap. They are fire
and burglar proof.
A party was held by a number of
young folks from town and the coun-
try at Horace Troxell's Saturday
night. They who attended, say when
you want a royal good time go to
Horace's. You are always welcome at
their beautiful home.
Jas. Dennis has opened up nice,
neat little restaurant between the
Reinemund and Cloughly buildings
on the north side of Broadway. He
will set up lunches, serve oysters when
in season and will carry good line of
candies, cigars and tobaccoes.
| have secured the agency for Audi.
bon county for the Duplex Automatic
kisleman wire fence machine with
which over 100 different styles of fence
can be woven. Any one wanting to
buy a machine so they can build theil
own fence, or want fence built, address
me at Audubon, Iowa. Full particu.
lars and prompt attention will be
given. j. B. TRUNNEL.
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland, of Omaha
arrived in the city the last of the week
to have their household goods packed
and shipped to their future home in
that city. She will visit few DAYS
before her return with her husbands
parents near Dedham. Mrs. Sharr
will go out to Omaha when she returns
and remain until they are settled
They will live on California Avenue
While j. A. Gates was helping
move house east of town he met witt
an accident which broke three of his
ribs. They were trying to move the
Kitchen part square with the mair
building by the use of one of those
wire stretchers. Mr.. Gates was stand
ing close to the machine and had Jus
stopped over when the man at the
lever, by accident, let it loose and i
flew around with such, force as t,
break three of his ribs. If he had beer
standing erect it would probably hav,
killed him. VIM. Hunt who wa
helping him got his foot badly hur
also.
The G. A. RS of Audubon and vi
entity met Tuesday and decided t,
give reception to the soldiers of tn
late Spanish-American war. The at
fair is to be given on the return of tn
5lst Iowa from the Philippines.
committee has been appointed to co
operate with the w. R. G. and tn
public in general to make the event
perfect success. All soldiers residin,
in the county, and especially thos,
who enlisted from this county, in tn
late war are expected to be present OF
this occasion given for their benefit
We will publish the resolutions passe,
by the post in next weeks issue.