Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-11
..nzw5 V7 a'4n1l,l
6@D9AiSjg
NJ ~

W.
Mrs. Wib Smith has been quite iii |
lately.
Ed. Drydens' visited friends at Au-
dubon, Tuesday.
Harry Percy now spins about in
that new road cart.
Ed. Dryden is slowly recovering
from long i'll spell.
Frank Root has been helping Harm
Rice, the past week.
Anthony Davis mourns the loss OF
that spotted colt-dead.
Walk Crees marketed some fine
hogs in Audubon, last week.
Mrs. j. Z. Moore will return from
Burlington the last Of the week.
Sanford Davis is having double
dose or pinkeye and whooping cough.
Mr.. Christensen is improving the
looks of our city by finishing up his
buildings.
Rev. Conner is identifying the par
sonage grounds by enclosing it in a
neat fence.
Mrs. Clark McIlvain, of Audubon,
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Dryden.
Miss Emma Wells is confined to
her room these days with that dread
ed disease, rheumatism.
Mr.. John Fisher, out on the ridge,
has lated added second story to and
otherwise improved his farm house.
Hans Fabricius, who has been all
ing all spring, went down to Allan
tic last Friday for short business
trip.
News comes that the Graham
Emery railroad expedition reached
their destination safely and are at
work.
Corn planting has commenced in
these parts and everywhere teams
can be seen streaking it around over
the fields.
Miss Nora McDaniels has returned
from her sojourn over on the David's
Greek and now someone smiles all
over his face.
Henry Wells is at Rock Island,
Illinois, visiting old time friends and
neighbors. He expects to be absent
about month.
The young folks, way over east Of
the Station, had a jolly dancing party
at the home OF John Wahlert, last
Saturday night.
We were asked to tell those g May
Basket" hangers, over near Greeley
Center. that the next time they come
to keep off the bridge.
Harry Percy and James Crees were
busy, Tuesday, stringing woven wire
fence around twenty acres OF Harry's
farm, to be used as hog pasture.
Sir Knight Henry Young is The
only one in these diggings that viii
90 to Audubon today TO attend thu
Knights Templar Ascension Day ser
vices.
Mr., j. G. Snively is in receipt of
letter from the Daniel Brandstatte
family, IN Texas, which states tina
that they are all well, and compare
lively happy.
Grandpa Coonrod disposed of on
hundred and five pounds of fish, u
at Audubon, last Saturday, and woul
have done better if some w'elp hadn
stole one of the best fish he had.
Granddad Ed. Winchell fee
mighty proud since the arrival {
that new boy baby at the Al. Hel
rick home, just over beyond Hypocr
Knoll, in south Greeley township.
The last report from Mrs. Harl
Rice, who is at Omaha having hi
eve doctored, was cheering one al
her many friends here are hopil
that her eyesight will be speedily II
stored and she will be able to retul
home.
Leslie Hartzell and Ed. Bascom a
home from Highland Park College,
Des Moines. Mr.. HartZell, after vi
sting the family of his father, NJ
Seth Harlzell, of Greeley TOWNSHIP
will go on the road in the interest
the College.
Weather report for April: Clouc
days, fifteen; clear days, fourtee
south wind, eighteen days; nor
wind. nine days; the warmest day W
the 9th, sixty eight degrees in t
morning and seventy five in the eve
ing; the coolest day was the 1st; ra
fell to the depth of one and thre
fourth inches.
S. d. COONROD, OBSERVER.
Presiding Elder Yerger, of t
Evangelical church, will hold qua
terly meeting hereabouts on Frida
Saturday and Sunday, May 18th, 20
and 2lst, as follows: At Champ