Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-27

Chris Hahn left for Armour, South
Dakota, Monday, to look at some land
which he may buy it if suits him.
Verge Wilson arrived home from
Lanark, Illinois, Tuesday, where she
has been spending pleasant vacation
with friends.
Mr.. Frank Beard came up from Des
Moines, Tuesday and will visit several
days with Jas. +. Russell and wife and
I other friends.
Teresa Stanton entertained crowd
of her young friends Tuesday evening
at the pleasant home of her parents
west of town.
For Sores, Ulcers, Burns, Calls, OF
Piles, nothing so good as Banner Salve,
the most healing medicine in the world
25c. w. A. Hamler.
Mrs. S. Sears, sister Of Uncle Lang.
worthy, who has been making him a
visit of several days, returned to her
home at Atlantic, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. G. Stevens of Des Moines,
who has been visiting at the McIlvain
household left for Chicago, Friday,
where she will make her future home.
]. F. Russell has changed his desk
and cashiers stand to the back part of
his store which gives him more room
and adds to the appearance of his
store.
Mrs. Robert Talbot came up from
North Branch to spend a few DAYS
with her husband. She will go back
today and continue her visit with her
relatives.
Ed Prick arrived from his western
home in Colorado Saturday and will
spend some time looking after the in
terests of his big ranch in Melville
township.
Frank Talbot has placed new
ocean Wave" milk shake in his
Midway The best place for the
best drinks served in the best way to
the best people.
T. j. Carmichael will remove to Au-
dubon from Extra the first of the
week. They will occupy for short
time rooms upstairs in the Burnside
block on South Park.
Mrs. Howard Hughes and little
daughter and Miss Minnie Wilson ar
rived from Williamsburg, Iowa, Mon
day evening to visit their uncle, aunt
and cousins, H. B. Wilson and family.
The Des Noines News is running
Rev. Edward B. Cousins of Audubon,
Iowa, for United States senior. The
people of Audubon had not heard of
Mr.. Cousins candidacy before.-Des
Moines Capitol.
Roy Smith will leave for .Ames Sun
day to take course in electrical en-
cheering in the State Agricultural
college. Mrs. Smith will accompany
him and see that his rooms are COM
fortably provided for.
Farmers should read the 'Western
Trail Published quarterly by the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way. Sent free for one year. Address
at once by letter of postal card, John
Sebastian, 6. P. A., Chicago
County Superintendent r. c. Spen-
Ger has added fine new porch to his
house in Prospect Park and had it
painted up handsomely, making it
very attractive but time can only tell
Thos. Williamson started his thresh-
ing outfit Monday morning at Bert
McLeran's, this being the first job of
the season. Thomas is one of the old
est and best machine men of the coun-
ty and enjoys a good run of work each
season.
l. r. Shipley OF Guthrie county died
at Yale, Iowa, a few days ago. Mr..
Shipley was member of the legisla-
ture from Guthrie county two terms
and will be remembered in connection
with the last election of Senator ALI
son.-Ex.
Ralph Hersman was compelled to
go home from the store Tuesday and
call doctor. He has been feeling
badly for week, but now, symptoms
of typhoid fever have developed that
may confine him to his home for sew.
eral days.
Miss Edith Harris will arrive home
the last of the week from Muscatine
where she has been visiting She re-
turns to be ready to attenu the coming
Normal Institute and to be enrolled
among the ambitious and progressive
teachers of the county.
H. A. Barger took down very sick
last Wednesday and at this time his
condition is but very little improved.
His ailment is the long affliction OF
his hip and back. His many friends
hope he will soon be able to be out
again to attend to business.
VIM. Layland had a two thousand
pound horse to carefully place one OF
his hoofs on outer point of his left
foot which caused later the disappear.
ance of the hard substance on two OF
his toes. He has suffered considerable
pain but did not take minutes lay
off.
The Junior League will give an en-
tertainment at the Methodist church
Sunday evening in place of the regu
lar services. The program as pre-
pared promises to be most excellent
while the work of training the young
workers has been well done. Those
who have the work in charge feel that
the public will not be disappointed il
they attend these exercises.
VIM. S. Armstrong returned home
Tuesday morning from Buchanan
county, West Virginia, where he was
called by the sickness of his father,
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