Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-28

Frank Drake is working at Talbott's
restaurant this week during Charley's
absence
Samuel Ulrich will next Monday
move into the property now occupied
by Peter Mathisen, on south Market
street.
Charley Talbot was called to Belle
Plaine, Wednesday, owing to the death
OF cousin who was killed by falling
from train.
Martin Mogg returned the first of
the week from Council Bluffs, where
he had been as a witness before the
Federal court.
Mrs. Kuhn and daughter, Ada, re-
turned Saturday from Wiota, where
they had been attending the funeral of
Mrs. kuhn's nephew.
Daniel Lynch is out at Somers'
Bros. this week singing plaster
on the walls of the fine house they
are erecting on their large farm.
H. ]. Cooley was in Manning the
first of the week looking after bust
ness pertaining to settling the estate
of his father who died few weeks
ago.
Mrs. j. III. Kate and family will
leave the last of the week to Join her
husband at their new home in Wayne,
Nebraska. She expects to arrive there
Monday.
Henry Cooley and wife went up to
Dedham today to be present at the
marriage of their niece, Mamie Cooley
to c. o. Smith, two highly respected
citizens of that place.
S. G. Heflin and wife visited over
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. s. r.
Curtis. They We're on their return
home to Shelby county from visit
with relatives at Fonda.
The county clerk has issued mar
riage licenses to the following parties
this week: William Heuss and AL
bina Meerzwick. George Breacken-
ridge and LYDIA Hawk.
Nash & Phelps closed a deal this
week whereby Joe Sweeney purchased
the Thos. Fredericks fine farm east of
town. Consideration was $4,000 per
acre and it was worth every cent of it.
Morg Terry sold the first load of
new corn this year and received %
cents bushel, which is considered a
good price for starter. The corn is
unusually dry for this season of the
year.
There was couple of gentlemen in
the county for several days last week
representing an Omaha liquor house,
who claim they took orders for $500
worth of goods to be shipped imme-
diately.
We understand that Burt and Chas.
Anderson, two brothers of this county,
bought a three-quarter section of land
in McCook county, South Dakota,
while up in that state couple of
weeks ago.
Leo Lidd is one of the happiest and
busiest boys in town, teaching his par
rotts to talk. He has taught one to
say Cuba and the other one Audubon
and their progress in speech affords
him much pleasure.
Hon. Fred E. White, candidate for
governor on the democratic ticket
will address the people of this county
on the political issues of the campaign
at the court house in Audubon next
Tuesday, October 3rd.
Ed. Brannan Dedicated his fine new
house in the east part of the county
Tuesday night by giving dance.
There were fortyfive numbers out
and all enjoyed the occasion to trip
the fantastic on the brand new floor.
Woods Soar, of Audubon, was in At.
lantic Saturday evening on his way tc
Ann Arbor, Michigan, to resume his
studies in the law department of the
University of Michigan from which he
graduates this year.-Atlantic Tele.
graph, Sept. 25th.
Rev. o. II. Nichols family passed
through the city Wednesday enroute
to Mount Vernon, Iowa, where thew
expect to reside, while Mr.. Nichols
will remain here and take charge o.
the circuit consisting of the pulpits al
Ross, Bethel and Melville Center.
Ralph Roberts and wife and little
daughter, Thelma, went out to Omahs
last Friday, to visit with Mrs. Roberts
mother and sister and to see the sights
at the fair. Ralph will return today
but Mrs. Roberts and Thelma will re-
main several days before returning.
w. H. Patterson, of Wilton June
ton, a former employee of E. Bilhar;
d Son, well remembered by many
| friends, was in town the first of thu
week visiting. He is on his way t.
Omaha where he will attend the den
tai college at that place the coming
| year.
Clarence Bell went down to Bur
lington, Saturday, to play tuba in tn,
band which Charley Bell is instructor
and leader, with which he is to fur
nish the music for the street fair al
that place all this week. Charley
quit the Angel Comedians last Satur
day and it seems took the contract t,
furnish the music for the street fair a
this place.
have secured the agency for Audi
bon county for the Duplex Automatic
klsleman wire fence machine will
which over 100 different styles of fenc
can be woven. Any one wanting t,
buy machine so they can build thei
own fence, or want fence built, addres
me at Audubon, Iowa. Full particu
lars and prompt attention will b
given. J. B. TRUNNEL.
Joe Cam returned few days ag
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