Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-23

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here they witnessed the marriage I
f their niece, Miss Myrtle Rose 1
IAN. to prominent young gentle '
nan of that place.
Charley Mays son Charles, while t
idinS horse to church, Sunday, c
eceived a broken leg by the horse t
alling, on him. This is the second 1
ccident of the kind in Greeley t
ownship within a week.
Mrs. Alice Guernsey has rented '
he property in Kickapoo park be- t
onging to Ed. Cotton. which she
Sill occupy on or before April l at i
Which time we will move our fam l
~ from Audubon and occupy Mrs. I
1uernsey's property
Thad Carmichael has been suf-
ering severely from vaccination. j
lis arm was too large for his coat, J
md even his head was somewhat S
wollen. He looked as though he J
vas suffering with secondary fever t
n genuine case of smallpox. {
Dentist John Bishop his house
lold goods, Wednesday, to his farm,
lard by Uncle Davy Anderson's, in I
he southeast part of town. Now
when you have an aching tooth you
must take a little excursion out into
he country to have it extracted.
Miss Trola Born, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. +. Born. is at home
her final visit before de-
parting for New Jersey. where she
has position with the Osborne
Calendar company. which has I'M
til recently been located at Red
Oak.
Fred Delahoyde is building IA
large addition to his commodious
store, which he expects to fill with |
farm implements for the coming
seasons trade. John Bennett. Freds |
popular salesman, is now at Oma- |
ha, purchasing a general stock of
goods.
Charley Pattison has decided that
he will quit the jewelry business
and devote his attention to some
thing that is not so confirming He
will be found athis Old post of duty
in the w. a. Hamler drug store UNI
til VIII finds Il man Just suited to
his mind.
Will a. Hanler's father of Yer
million, S d., is here visiting. Will
had not seen his father for fourteen
years; and, while both have grown
older in years, the kind recollec-
tons of the happy days at the pa
rental home are the same as when
they last parted.
Last Monday evening the Misses
Mollie Delahoyde and Eva Walker
delightfully."- entertained "a small
company of friends, at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Delahoyde, in the
Heights, at a crollonole party, in
honor of Miss Trola Born, who will
leave us next week for her new
home in New Jersey.
Alfred Lee, son of Thomas Lee of
Greeley township, had the misfor-
tune of receiving a broken leg last
Saturday night week. He was rid
ing horse which slipped and fell,
catching his leg and breaking it.
He is doing nicely, and the frac-
ture gives promise OF healing so as
to leave no trace OF the injury.
Campbell of Bentonville, Arkan
has been laid up with the asthma
and his condition is serious. He
has enjoyed the best of health ever
since he went there. and it is hoped
that he will be all right again as
soon as the weather warns again.
Hensley Brothers will ship six or
eight carloads of cattle out of their
| iced yards, just east of town, to Chi
cago, next Saturday. Frank Hens.
ley, Peter Schwab and John Ebert
will accompany the stock. the two
latter gentlemen going for a good
visit With old time friends I'm East
ern Iowa and Illinois. to be gone a
short time.
ship is at the home of his daushter,
Mrs. Oscar Hunt. where he uader.
went a surgical operation. per
formed by Drs. Lauritzen ard New
| lon. The operation was most salts
factory, and he will remain here for
some time 50 he may be able to re-
ceive medical attention. until he is
fully recovered.
Prof. w. II. Watson, artist from
Paris. will lecture in the Christian
church at an early date on the sub
ject Triumph of Christianity" He
comos highly recommended by the
press of both continents, and his
work is praised by the most emin-
ent art critics. He will teach paint
ing, elocution and the French Ian
guage, in our city. The date OF his
arrival and notice of his lecture
will be given in our columns.
AN ENEMY to health is impure
blood. as if leads to serious disease
and great suffering. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla meets and conquors this.
enemy and averts the danger.
HOODS PILLS are the only pills
to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Cure with all liver ills
Geo. Hardenbrook arrived from
Arapahoe, Oklahoma Tuesday to
attend to business matters and Wis
1T relatives and his many friends.
Geo. is much the same as when he
lett us tlVe years ago. His friends