Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-16
NASH, PHELPS & MOSIERa

NASH PHELPS & MOSIER,
Alto kinds of legalousi
ness carefully attended to, both in the state
aw wits pT sS
drawn and estates carefully managed onreas-
enable terms. We have complete set q alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon comfy.
Call and see us on any business you may lave.
Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
! Audubon Iowa.
Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the Journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
William Hawley Smith, April 18th.
Miss Young went to Bagley, Non
day, to attend the wedding of he, sis
ter at that place.
We want your timothy and clover
hay. Bring it to the Northwestern
elevator. THOS. MUSSON & SON.
Marie Adams gave a party to her
! young friends Saturday evening in
honor of her cousin, Hazel Adams,
who is here from Perry visiting.
John Morrissey and wife went to
Harlan Wednesday evening to spend
a week with the parents of Mrs. Nor
rissey and to visit with other relatives
and friends.
Misses Myrtle Stotts and Mary Will
son will entertain the Progressive
Whist club, Friday evening, at the
comfortable home of the former on
Cbnrab ctraat
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hoyt, of Wall
Lake, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Thomas, of the Park hotel.
The day was delightfully."- past, recall
ing many pleasant memories of former
days.
VIM. Keyes has moved to town
from Greeley township and will
travel through the country and take
orders for ready made clothing. We
did not learn the firm for which he
will solicit orders.
Mrs. j. Burdick returned from Enid,
Oklahoma, last week. She had most
enjoyable visit and was pleased with
the development of the country, and
delighted with the climate. The wealth
er was balmy and spring like.
Miss Eta Brown closed her school
in district number one Leroy town
ship, last Friday. We do not care to
praise an unworthy teacher, but words
cannot express the real worth of such
a faithful teacher as Miss Brown.
Mrs. John A. Nash, accompanied by
her daughter, Bea, who is attending
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nash has
1,Iri hn OF
weeks with Mayor McVicar and fam
lily.
Miss Hattie Jump departed for Saint
Anthony, Idaho, Tuesday morning,
I where she will enter the employment
of her brother-in-law who runs a large
dry goods store with millinery store
Z in connection, which Miss Hattie will
s have charge of.
ID. B. and Clarence Mosier have ar
! rived from Dallas county and are
8 stopping this week with their brother
5 Attorney j. III. Mosier. As soon as
: the weather will permit they will set
tie down to business on the farm in
Douglas township.
A. j. Stoner, agent of the American
4 Book Company for Iowa was in Au.
dubon Tuesday looking after contracts
for his company. Mr.. Stoner is one
of the best known men in the state
5 and his influence is felt from the rural
districts to the legislative hall.
Nate Carper is receiving letters daily
in regard to his new patent neck yoke.
This patent is taking prominence with
the people as it justly deserves. 1t is
cheaper than the common neck yoke
now in use, saying nothing about its
safety features. They are being made
and finished in both nickel and en-
amel We expect to run cut of it in
a couple of weeks.
Lyman Kelley returned from Phil
lips, West Virginia, Saturday, where
he has spent the past month visiting
relatives, friends and boyhood scenes
Lyman says the mountains have grown
higher the valleys deeper, the rocks
larger and thicker, the soil poorer anc
the people less prosperous. He love:
the place, owing to his early assoca
s tions, but could not be induced to liv,
) there.
s A man with many smiles and kline
3 words is plying his trade with the
s farmers, giving them great big bar
8 gains. by selling them a large amount
of extra goods of fine quality, To-
8 the same old price-$65.00. Some arr
9 biting at the supposed bargain but W.
q are pleased to learn that there ar
s fewer suckers than in years gone by
s People have learned that the hes
q place to buy is with the home mer
S chants.
s Mrs. j. M. McKarahan and Mrs
8 q. III. Jones gave Il lunch social, at tn,
& home Of the former on Church street
s Tuesday afternoon, for the benefit o
g the Presbyterian church. Very nea
e and attractive invitations were ISSUED
s to about one hundred and fifty ladies
3 An admission of fifteen cents was tn
g amount of toll to be paid by those VIII,
Is entered to partake in the social merri
: ment afforded by the occasion. Al
stormy as was the day, about seventy
3 five were present, many sending thei