Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-05
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Mrs. Chas. Dennis visited over Sum
day with relatives at Extra.
Chas. Van Gorder left for Des Moines
Wednesday noon to look after bust
ness.
Billy Smith bought fine new Cot
tage organ for his daughter last Sat
urday.
Mrs. John Chapman returned home
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
relatives in Omaha.
Tuesday Chas. Stowe moved into
the property he recently purchased of
John Minor, on Church street.
S. r. Curtis and wife, and son Rob,
visited at Bowman's Grove, in Shelby
county, Saturday and Sunday.
w. Burnside has bought the McDan-
iels' elevator and grain interests where
Henry Grevsmuhl now buys grain.
w. J. Clapper is building a fine barn
on one of his Douglas township farms,
which is occupied by Peter Peterson.
]. E. Potter and H. F. ssimesen two
good farmers of Douglas township,
went to Omaha Tuesday to take in the
fair.
Dan Mccarthy returned hame Tues
day. He has been working along the
North Western for the Bell Telephone
company.
L. H. Haynes arrived home from
his work IN Jasper county, "Wednesday
morning, and will visit sometime with
his family.
A. H. Broson and wife left for Des
Moines, Wednesday, to enjoy the
pleasures of the Capitol City and view
the great Semi ON Sed.
Mrs. Fales left the last of the week
for Miller, South Dakota, where she
will spend the coming summer with J.
w Coquelette and family.
Martin Esbeck went to Des Moines
Wednesday evening to attend to bust
ness affairs and to witness the enter
tanning features of the Semi ON Sed.
Horace 1roxel bought fine Milton
piano the last of the week from w. III.
O'Connell. 1t is a fine instrument
and the family are we'll worthy of such
a luxury.
Wiley DeLongleft Tuesday for Ne
braska to look at land with view to
purchasing. He has sold his farm in
Melville township to a German from
Carroll county.
Madison Spencer and wife rejoice
their home Wednesday. Madison
thinks he will be able to husk corn
when the time comes.
Mrs. John Sherman, sister of Mrs.
o. G. Gaffin, arrived from Wahoo,
Nebraska, Tuesday and will remain
sometime to care for Mrs. Gaffin who
is in very poor health.
John johnson is building fine barn
on his Douglas township farm. This
will add much to the appearance of
his place and afford many conven-
fences which are much needed.
For Sale!-One to Two Hundred
head of feeders for sale for cash or on
time. Cattle in charge of w. R.
Browning, nine miles east of Audu-
bon. w. II. LOW.
For Sale!-One hundred and fifty
head of Hereford spring calves and
one hundred head of stockers and
feeders. All tirst-class stock and in
t C. C. Kempf has purchased Joe
, CAMS butcher shop on the South
Side and took possession Monday.
}, Jake Brustle will continue to do work
I in the shop under the new manage
) ment.
Andrew Hansen, who lives out
south of town, lost his barn by fire
$ Tuesday night. 1t was a good neat
e barn and will be quite a loss to Mr.
5 Hansen We We're unable to learn
S how the fire originated.
4 M. F. Tacket is here this week from
n Champagne, Illinois, looking after hi:
s property at the foot of Broadway
# known as the Iowa House. He has al
0 opportunity to dispose of it and vii
o probably do so before he returns home
1T E. n. Taggart left for Shenandoah
d Wednesday, on his wheel, where h.
O goes to attend to business matters an,
,e to visit the Lake Nursery which i
lr conceded to be the largest and mos
II reliable nursery west ofthe Mississippi
lie river.
n D.. n.
~ Kirksville, Missouri, Wednesday, wher
he has been taking treatment at tn
w school of osteopathy at that place. H
n came home feeling good. His wit
,le did not return but will stay and col
de- tinue to receive treatment as her COZ
a: dition is improving.
A large crowd of members of Viii
ney Camp Modern Woodmen of til
World will go to Gray tonight to hel
ar initiate eight candidates in the my
~ teries of Woodcraft. They expect
D. have a fine time as they have son
n. good subjects to work in the mysterit
NV and secrets of the order.
It's Mrs John II. Kate and children lie
for their new home at Wayne, Mel
raska, Friday evening, where Mr.. Ka
has opened his new store and made a
an engagements for the comforts of h
N, family Their many friends deep
"a, regret their departure but truly hol
e's they may enjoy the same social al
he business relations they have so lol
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