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

Jake Christensen has taken up his
board at the Park hotel.
DR.. Bebee, of Viola, was in Audubon
Tuesday, few hours on business.
Miss Daisy Skyles, of Stuart, visited
over Sunday with Miss Ora Evans.
G. B. Russell and wife are both suf-
fering all the agonies of the la grippe.
Tom Railsback has been laid up
with the grip but is slowly improving.
John Lidd is now making the 9th
bolt of muslin into five cent per pair
mittens.
Geo. Pennel was up from Atlantic,
Wednesday, looking after business
transactions.
John Nailor is hauling the material
with which to build large and COM
Portable barn.
w. P. Farguson was up in the north
ern part of the state on business sever
al days this week.
Last Sunday the churches were
about depopulated over the fear of q
smallpox epidemic.
Thos. Sutton returned Tuesday even
ing from few days visit with his
parents at Griswold.
DR.. J. E. Clark's little son is Just re-
covering from an attack of the Group
of the severest form.
Mrs. l.. A. Hurd returned Saturday
from Marshalltown, where she had
been visiting with her son.
johnson & Nelson are shipping from
the Rock-Island stock yards an aver
age of a carload of hogs day.
Albert Spears family are most all
afflicted with the humps. One of the
boys is very sick with the disease.
Monday morning the thermometer
registered 20 degrees below zero, which
was the coolest day of the winter
VIM. Andrews, of Melville town
ship, went to Pierce, Nebraska, Tues
day with view of purchasing land.
We want your timothy and clover
I hay. Bring it to the Northwestern
elevator. THOS. MUSSON & SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Connrardy left
Tuesday evening to visit for some time
with relatives south of Kansas City.
Marriage and Djvorce' was post
poned at the Christian church last
Sunday and will be given at some flu
ture day.
Eva Johnson, sister of Mrs. |. i.
y Scott, went to Lincoln, Nebraska,
Tuesday, to take a course in voice
} training.
4 VIM. Kobe, jr., returned home Tues
: day evening from Omaha where he
{ has been working in Cudahy's pack
\ ing house.
\ Madison Spencer's little son, VERNE,
\ is down belfast with diphtheria. Its
y a mild case and the little fellow is get
ting along fine.
Mrs Mike Cannon, of Victor, ar
rived in Audubon last Thursday to
q make her sister, Mrs. VIM. Lavland,
r visit of few days.
a The Whist club will meet tomorrow
& night as the guest OF Miss Emma Cul.
8 yer at her home on the corner of Mar
y ket and South street.
q John H. Kate and family departed
q last Friday evening for Holdrege,
e Nebraska, to remain several weeks
q with Mrs. Kate's parents.
a Miss Fannie Mathews, of Lincoln
q Nebraska, visited several days this
"A week at the home of Miss Mary Wilson
q She returned home Tuesday evening.
q Misses Nellie Dickinson and Ell.
q Stearns have changed their boarding
n place from DIR. Brooks to Mrs. Stotts
n for the time being on account of the
u former place being quarantined.
q Nels Nelson, of Texas, arrived il
y Audubon, Monday, to remain few
q days with old acquaintance. He
q farms land in that state that is owned
"A by Lars Jensen, of Sharon township.
g Mrs. Art Walker, accompanied b,
g Mrs. Ben Fritz, who was here visit
81 ing with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J
81 G. Wilson, left Friday morning fol
q Kirksville, Missouri Mrs. Fritz.
u home.
q Joe Cam leaves next Tuesday ac
81 companied by seven seekers of south
q ern soil, for Ell Campo, Texas. Joe il
"a representative of a responsible lane
d company and is making quite mum
q Der of large land deals.
q Jake Bruestle, who for several year
q worked for VIM. Kobe, the Soutl
"a Park butcher, has taken occasion tt
" change his position and is now work
3 ing for H. Moser & Co., the new
~ meat market on Broadway
g Chas. Escher, one of western Audi
q bon county's most successful farmer
n and raiser OF Polled-Angus cattle
s was in the city few days ago an,
& left check with the agent of the Etn
q Life Insurance company $1O,OOO.OO t,
to pay off a farm loan which that com
q pany carried for him.
- Mrs. Jay Murray, who has oeel
belfast with diphtheria, is reporte'
N much improved, but that Mr.. Murra,
s is taking down with the same disease
II The attending physician says there
4 no doubt but they will both soon n
q cover and no alarm should be occs
n stoned by, this one case as they hav
81 adheared strictly to the quarantine Law
x FARM LOOMS
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