Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
MONEY TO LOAN!
,citH the German Saci,ags
Hank at ) per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH d. PHELPS.
audubon. IO,CH
GLEASON & FULTON,
Physicians and Surgeons

physicians and surgeons
Diseases of children a specially.
Office upstairs in Howald block, Audubon
Sensible goods for sensible people.
Anchor Buggies at G. w. Hoover's.
Billy Eyer, has caught the railroad
fever and departed for Wall Lake
Wednesday evening.
Myrtle and Daisy Frick will go to
days visit with friends.
Nint Rose is soon to build an addi-
ton on his residence which will add
much to its convenience and comfort.
Julius Nelson, one of Oaktield town
ships former boys, but now of Cass
county, was transacting business at
the court house Tuesday morning.
j. A. Humiston, our popular station
agent, at the North Western depot,
purchased 100 acres Of land in Lin
coin township, Thursday, from Rollin
I<ilbourn for $4,000.
liz UOUG II UclllS ucN
ly painted and papered, adding to its
already neat and attractive appear
ance. Charley Zion is doing the work
in the latest and most artistic manner.
Charley Talbot went to Panora,
Wednesday morning, on business.
Charley took his gun along and hoped
to find goose pond where he could
enjoy the sport of shooting some game.
Tim Mendenhall, an old time resi-
dent..and tamiliartigure on our streets,
came down from Peterson few days
ago and is making short visit with
relatives and renewing the acquaint-
ances Of former days.
Digging for dollars is what every
body is doing. Buy Weir Flows of G.
w. Hoover.
w. H. Kelly and Cal Wilson went to
South Dakota Tuesday morning to
look at some farms with a view to
purchasing. They expect to stop at
several different points and return
home the last of the week.
Mrs. Steele and daughter came down
from Manning, Saturday, to visit sew
eral days with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Laura Hurd and family. Mrs. Steele
is the wife of Rev. Steele of the Pres
byterian church at that place.
W. J. Kennedy has sold his we'll
known and famous stallion, Ouvrier
to Henry Poulsen, of Sharon town
ship. This is one of the well bred
horses of the county and the demand
for his service has always been sought.
Drs. Gleason & Fulton have secured
Mrs. Phebe Carroll, a trained nurse,
who will assist them in their practice,
by att ending to parties where the Sc
verify OF the case necesSitates the care
and attendance of askilled nurse We
| feel that this is a step in the right di.
rection and that her services will be
sought.
Mr.. John McFarlane returned home
Tuesday from Cedar Rapids, where he
and his wife were called owing to the
sickness of her mother who closed hel
eyes in death, last Saturday surround
ed by those she loved. While she is
not known personally here, all cal
share the sorrow Of the loss of Il moth
er with Mrs. McFarlane. When any
mother is called from earthly toll all
can weep and share the loss. The
love and patience and tender care of (;
mother can never be forgotten o.
erased from our memory and whel
any one weeps over the loss of her who
watched over our childhood days W,
can all sympathiZe with them.
The sad intelligence has been re
ceived that Mrs. North, the mother
of Mrs. S. d. Thayer passed to her re
ward, at her home in Onalaska, Wis
consid, last Monday, April 3D.. Mrs
| North visited here last summer ant
many friends love and cherish he
memory. She was a woman with {
nobility and sweetness of soul that at
tracted many to her, who share will
Mrs. Thayer in her bereavement, al
that human can share. Those WIN
love to toll in this world for the nobl
and pure and true will meet this sou
that has taken its flight, free from sol
row and care and pain and death, t.
await the loved ones in the world t.
come.
Mrs. VIM. Dryden was summoned
to Iowa City by telegram last Frida.
owing to the sickness of her brother
Charley Shepherd. Word has beef
received that he died Monday after
short illness, with typhoid fever
Charley has many friends here VIII
will share with Mrs. Dryden the bur
den and sorrow that she so mucl
fesls, owing to the parting and tempo
rary sepasation of one whose life wa
SO much loved. A young man O
deeper sincerely, possessing a swee
and pure and innocent character ant
disposition could not have been calle
TO the unseen shore to revel in the .jo
and bliss Of eternity, waiting to NEE
the friends and loved ones left behind