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

season, at their hall, next Tuesday
evening. Those who had invitations
to the last party are invited
Adam Seibert was down from the
Ed. Frick ranch, up in Melville, and
visited for day with his father,
Uncle Henry Seibert, and sister,
Miss Maggie Seibert, this week.
Grand Opening of spring Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Caps and
Furnishing Goods at Frank Gault &
Co.'S, next Thursday, Friday and SAT-
urday, rlarch 80, 81 and April /.
Miss Katie Mcclure, who has been
attending Saint Boniface School,
has returned to her home, near Au-
dubon, where she will teach the
spring term of school. She is
young lady Of great merit and tall
ent and no doubt she will make her
work success.
Dave kreuger, one of Audubon
township substantial farmers, was
in town, Saturday and bought bill
of lumber for house which he will
have erected at once, on one of his
farms. Henry kreuger, his son,
will occupy if with his happy young
bride, as soon as it is completed.
Hensley Brothers are remodeling
their livery barn and will prepare
room on the front to be Occupied by
]. O. Howard where he will conduct
a billiard hall The rest will be
turned into storage room. 1t is to
be reprinted, which will add much
to its appearance.
y marriage license has been is
sued to Mr.. Peter kommes and Miss
Sophia Reilander, both of Audubon
township, and we doubt not that by
this time the twain are one flesh.
They are two of'best German young
people, and an army of friends are
wishing them the best the world
affords.
Miss Clara Ordway, primary teach
er in the Oakfield schools, was in
town a couple of days visiting
the different rooms of our school
and having a pleasant visit with
her many friends. Miss Ordway is
successful and progressive teach
er and uses every possible means to
improve herself.
]. S. Smith is building a very neat
and convenient house on his farm,
south of town. Mr.. Smiths son,
Walter, will occupy the new house,
so it is said by the girls, and they
ought to know, because he is fire.
quently seen in their company. We
have not learned what girl will
bach =" it with him. We will tell it
all later
Frank Gault has returned from
Chicago where he has been pur-
chasing spring and summer stock
of goods for the big store. The new
goods are arriving daily and the
large force of clerks are busy un-
packing and placing the goods on
the shelves. Everything, has been
rearranged, making the store look
very neat and convenient.
w. ]. Lancelot, Of Gray, was in
town, Monday and Tuesday, shak-
ing hands with his numerous
friends. Jack is always genial and
attable, making friends by his sim
cerity of purpose. We did not learn
anything he is always listened to
because he never asks for anything
that is not worthy of support.
The Young Ladies Sodality Of the
Saint Boniface church will give
supper at the Catholic school house
on Easter Monday, April Sd, conn
mencing at four o'clock in the after
noon. A social entertainment, CON
sisting of games and music will be
feature of the evenings enjoy
ment. Everyone is most cordially
invited to attend this feast and en-
JOY pleasant social hour.
The postoliice department has is
sued an order that all mail for for
eign countries should have post
age to the amount of five cents on
each half ounce, in as much as the
party receiving mail with INSULT
clent stamps is required to pay
double postage before receiving. it.
II would be we'll for people writing
to trends in foreign countries to re-
member this and save them the
trouble and expense ofpaying doub-
lie postage.
Anthony Hopes new romance,
which he has just finished, is called
The Countess Emilia" and has
been purchased by The Ladies'
Home Journal, in which periodical
1t VIII immediately begin. The Sto
~ is about beautiful Countess.
She had quarrelled with her hus-
band and they have decided to live
in seclusion in separate wings of
the castle. This they do until Cap
tain DiepPe, who becomes a mem
Der of the household, inadvertently
opens door through which is re-
vealed to him the apartments of the
exiled Countess, with the beautiful
occupant standing in a doorway.
The Captain falls in love with the
young woman, and from this point
there is not a moments cessation in
the romantic adventures which en-
sue in the castle, its gardens and
neighboring places of rendezvous.
Printed at Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania, at one dollar year; ten cents
a copy.
Notice.
All persons knowing. themselves
indebted to the County Of Audubon
tor taxes of 1897 and previous