Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
Mrs. e. III. Sauer was the sick roll
the first part of the week.
Go to Roberts for Sherw1n- Will
liams ready mixed paints.
VIM. Jones was over from Kirkman,
Sunday, visiting with friends.
Walter Graves little girl is dan
gerously sick with lung fever.
Clarence Drake moved into the
Belle Esbeck property, Monday.
Fred Smith went down to Des
Moines the first of the week on bust
ness.
Carson Ohm's has placed around his
home in Hudlerville a good and last
ing fence.
Ed. Wood, of Oakfield township,
commenced working for Chas. Talbot
week last Monday.
White Plymouth Rock eggs, Is for
IS cents. j. G. F.. WICKER,
Audubon, Iowa
l will do upholstery work over Au-
bon post-office for time.
a2o-2-w E. B. COUSINS.
Alex Caldwell had a substantial
brick foundation put under his house
on Market street the first of the week.
Thos. Hogan and wife were sum-
moned to Avoca Tuesday by telegram
owing to the serious illness of friend.
j. A. Kerr came down from Lake
View to attend the funeral of Ruby
Harper and visited few days with
friends.
WANTED.-A good horse, dark
colored, HOO to 1900 pounds, we'll
broken. County Superintendent's office
at once.
Henry Herbert returned from a
business trip to Council Bluffs Tues
day and departed Wednesday evening
for Atlantic.
Mrs. G. E. Currant went to Des
Moines Tuesday noon to attend the
State Dental Association which is be-
ing held this week.
DR.. Robert Evans returned from
Creston Friday where he has been
visiting. He says Al. is getting along
finely and doing well.
Curt Ping has secured position on
the clerical force at ]. E. McGuire's
and is helping to tie up the groceries
and wait on the trade,
One of the horses that was in train
ing died last Sunday. The horse was
the property of Manning gentleman,
and was a fine animal.
Mrs. w. G. Genung, south and east
OF town, is reported OH the sick list.
Nothing serious and 1t hoped she will
be out again in short time.
Jas. Trunnel, with the aid of help
er, is putting up 400 rods of woven
fence for Ed. Frick, out on his farm
southeast OF town, this week.
DR.. Chas. S. McLeran went
to Des Moines Tuesday evening
to be in attendance at the State Den
tai Association which is holding a ses-
sion this week.
Frank Littell returned Monday from
Beresford, S. D., where he had been
finishing the erection of stand
pipe which John Ward had the con-
tract for putting up.
Martin Esbeck has just received a
| fine carload of farm machinery for his
Kimballton store which indicates that
his men are making some sales and
doing fine business.
Milo Ping, wife and little son down
and visited several days with his par
ents and friends. Milo is clerking in
store at that place.
The members of the fire police have
all received handsome new police stars
that are beauties. When on duty
these will distinguish the fire police
from the jostling crowd.
A letter from Gus Keith says he has
opened up a lunch counter on his own
"hook" at 504 Edmond street, st. Joe,
Mo-, and that for start he is doing a
good business. Success Gus.
Elmer Ellis returned Monday morn
ing from Churdan where had been
looking at that wonderful race horse,
Cash Day. He says he is a picture
and is the only race horse he ever
saw.
Young Chas. Talbot drew out of the
Saving and Loan Association, Mon
day, $4,000 in cold cash. He had five
shares in the association which he had
kept up 102 months. This is quite a
start for young man of his age.
J. E. Mcclure has another consign-
ment of choice potted plants that he
received a few days ago, that are go,
ing rapidly and the demand for
flowers is strong regardless Of the
number that have been shipped in and
sold this spring.
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