Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30

Chas. McLeran, d. d. S., over J. E.
Iowa.
Don't fail to hear William Hawley
Smith, April 18th.
Ed. B. Cousins went to Colfax, Mon
day, as delegate to the state meeting
of the Iowa Legion of Honor.
J. e. Clark, Chss. Talbot, Geo.
Spencer and Geo. Scott were all given
a degree in Missionary Wednesday
evening.
Miss Irmie Tharnish has secured a
school in Sharon township, and will
commence next Monday. This will
be Miss Tharnish's first term.
CARPET WEAVING!-Ten cents
a yard, work promptly done. Fourth
house south of the German Lutheran
church. MRS. MARY HENSHALL.
Geo. w. Hoover received two car
load of goods from Kingman & Co.,
Wednesday. This makes four carloads
! he has received from them this spring.
I! Mrs. Arthur H. Harvey and child
/ rem departed Monday morning for
Manila, where they will remain sew
eral days with Mrs. Harvey's parents.
f. M. Rice expects to take trip
down in Pottawattamiec county to look
at driving nag and to purchase if it
suits. III. d. Woodward will accom-
pany him.
A large crowd of people throng the
Treasurer's office from early morning
until late in the evening. Saturday is
the last day to pay taxes before the
penalty attaches.
Jim Christensen, good all around
enegetic young man, well known by
many, has been employed by E. Bill
harz q Son, and will join their large
clerical force April LIST.
Miss Ora Evans received one of the
latest patterns of the Columbia bicy-
Gle, Monday. Bicycles are growing in
favor and we would not be surprised
to see ''cycle club' formed in town
this season.
w. III. Low received 1874 head of fine
feeding steers from Nebraska, Tuesday
evening, which he sent out to his Mel
Vile township ranch. These cattle
are for sale and can be purchased fol
cash or on time.
Frank Herndon sold his spotted
horse a few days ago. We expect to
see Frank down the road again in a
few days and if we do, we doubt not
but what he will take charge of the
train and run the engine.
The board of supervisors will con.
vence next Monday, April Sd, in regu.
lar session. The April session is al
ways a short one and we have nc
doubt but what all the business will
be transacted so they can adjourn
Thursday forenoon.
started overland for Creston Wednes
day where he will farm the coming
year. His family will follow in few
days on the train. John has lived
here from child and has many
friends who wish him we'll in his new
home.
Henry NJ. Gray, manager of thu
Bell Cornet band, has received chal
lenge from the Nebraska Indian has.
ball team to play an Audubon bal
team, the proceeds, over and above
expenses to go to the band. If the game
the first of June.
A. ID. Arney, of north Douglas town
ship, returned Saturday evening from
Wilton Junction, and brought will
him 1000 pound Percheon stallion
which he purchased and paid the nea
sum of SS0O.00 for. He is undoubtedl,
a fine locker and one of the best bre(
horse in the country.
= House painting, decorating, grain
,, ing and paper hanging done in first
! class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. Estimates furnished OF
application at residence and shop
; fourth door south of German churcl
or at Roberts drug store. t
F. J. HENSHALL