Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-16

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J. HI. Nosier was attending to legal
business in Carroll the first of the week
Mrs. Dykes and daughter, of Gray,
were in town shopping last Wednes-
day.
Miss Maty Fulton, sister of DR.. J.
M. Fulton, is up from Atlantic visit
ing.
Charley Zion is decorating the front
of the Prick block with a new coat of
paint
Miss Ella Conway returned Monday
from few weeks visit with friends in
Extra.
Frank Rice drove down to Brayton
last Wednesday to get wood for his
bakery.
Chas. loves little baby that had
severe attack of erysipelas is rapidly
improving.
Fill Krause from away over toward
Shelby county was on our streets,
Wednesday.
AL Sheets and family left for Iowa
county, Wednesday, to make his
mother visit.
VIM. Wilds and wife, of Griswold.
visited Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cloughly.
e. Leib, of Douglas township, has
been quite sick for several days past
q with heart trouble.
Mrs. Jim Burkey left today for
Fonda for heightened visit with
4 friends in that vicinity.
I Ed Wagner from Knoxville, is here
buying horses. Good shipping horses
are bringing good prices.
Father Lotus departed for Valley
! Junction, Tuesday, to spend few
days with Father Gleason.
T. B. Mendenhall came down from
J Peterson, Tuesday evening, to spend a
few days with old time friends.
Mrs. J. w. Collier, a sister of Geo.
w. Preston, arrived from Valparaiso,
Neb., today, to make him visit.
There will be silver medal contest
at Melville center Thanksgiving. See
program and full particulars next
week.
Myers & Bloom have added new
typewriter, of the latest and most inn
proved pattern to the fiXtnles of their
office.
q Charley Dennis came home from
Boone, Tuesday, where he had been
trying to secure position as fireman
on the North Western road.
5 Nels Morey left for Park Rapids,
Mimi, Tuesday, to visit his son, Chal-
ley. During his absence Geo. Ellis
will care for the stock on his sarm.
The windows of j. f. Russell's store
are beautifully and artistically decora :
. ted with letters announcing his special
3 sale of table linens. which is now on.
Z Mrs. .Iatheny, wife Of the popular
3 pastor of the M. E. church, with her
baby, went to Knoxville last Wednes-
9 day for short visit with her brother.
6 Mr.. Jake Kuhn arrived home from
q Des Mones, Tuesday, where he had
8 been having his eye treated. 1t is
s. feared he will loose his sight in the af-
. flicted eye.
81 Miss Mabel Keith, well and favor
q ably known teacher of our county,
q went to Fremont, Mahaska county,
q today to make visit with relatives
e and friends at that place.
8 Merit Fate, who has been working
z on the new railroad near Wall Lake,
is here for a few days lay-off on &C
g count of sickness. He hopes to be
tUlc W leluIll W Ills WOIh SOOu.
8 VIM. McLeran, ST., went to Chica-
n go last Monday with couple of cars
q Of fine sheep. This is one Of the new
vs. industries of the county, yet one of the
S paying ones and should be more cul-
s iivated. 90
n The Northwestern road has adopt.
- ed new time card which went into
=s eff ct last Sunday. The time has been
ICl,O CraI nC. fall prt1 S.Sn
IS departs $3.50 a. M; arrives 4:25 p. III.
@ departs $40 p. m.
~ Miss Julia Mcclure has accepted {
NJ position as clerk in E. Bilharz Il Sons
e store, and will commence work mex
S Monday. She is bright, active youns
III lady with with many friends and vii
w be valuable clerk.
S Walter Brainard went to Marion
| Tuesday to attend the State Fireman.
IS Association. In the time of tourna
g ments Audubon held first place anC
we are glad to see her still represented
55S in this branch of municipal protec
ls ton of public property.
vs. Henry Kossenhaschen will have s
gS public sale at his farm in Melville
township, Tuesday, Nov. %, at which
- time he will dispose of all his STOCK
49, and farm implements We are TOLD
that Henry expects to make visit t.
i his old home in Germany as soon a.
s he attends to all Of his business affairs
Clyde Baker, one of our returne,
* soldier boys went to Council Bluff
5$ last Wednesday to attend a reception
zzi given o Company L, 5lst Iowa, G
ss that place and of which he was
s$ member. Company L was one of tn
ssS best companies in the regiment an
4S we are glad to hear of~the honor be
S slowed upon them.
eS J.Burdick, of Audubon, is maxim
rs some very low prices on groceries an
es a week from Saturday, which will
W the Goth, he is going to offer 100 sack
5S of flour, made out of Minnesota har
ss wheat, at special price in order to il
- trOiuce it, Now do not miss this sa]