Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
Butter and eggs are the same as
cash at the Audubon Fair.

Butter and eggs are the same as
cash at the Audubon Fair.
Father Gleason is expecting visit
soon from his brother and Father Nc
earthly, both of San Francisco.
Mrs. w. c. Sheets, of Melville
township, has been dangerously sick
the past week but is improving some
the past few days.
Mrs Jno. Fosnaugh came down
from Salem, South Dakota, Saturday
and will visit sometime with Robert
Fosnaugh and family and other rela-
tives.
F. J. Root returned Sunday morn
ing from Council Bluffs where he had
been consulting physicians in hope of
getting permanent relief from his
long standing ailment.
Mrs. w. A Montgomery, who has
been visiting at the John Chapman
home, returned to Belle Plane today.
Miss Florence Montgomery will re-
main here several weeks.
Dave Cahall from Wichita, Guthrie
county, spent last Sunday visiting
with Warren Cole and family. Mr..
Cahali was over to settle up the last
years work with e. n. Taggart.
Frank Tharnish, came up from At
lantic, Monday, and remained several
days with his parents. Al. is doing a
good business in Atlantic. He is
recognized as one of the best engravers
in this part of the state.
Loud Rippey's mother arrived from
Warren county, Tuesday morning and
will visit here for sometime. Loud
went down and brought her up as she
is quite aged and did not feel safe to
make the trip unattended.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Russell leave to-
day for Missouri Valley to visit rela-
tives for few days. Mrs. Emma
Russell will depart for New Mexico in
a few days to spend the summer and
they will visit with her until her de-
parture.
Thos. Cochran delivered his fat
cattle to Ed. Northup last Saturday
having sold them several months ago.
They were fine bunch and the price
received according to contract was
some better than the present market
would warrant.
John Parnham came up from
Osceola, Sunday, being called owing
to the dangerous condition Of his sis.
ter, Mrs. Sheets. John thinks Audi.
bon has not changed much in the
past five years, since he has been
away. He is still working for the
same firm that he went with when he
left.
CHRIS. Burg, who has the contract
putting in the telephone between Kim
ballton and Harlan, expects to finish
the job, if the weather remains favora-
BILE, in few days, which will giveAudu-
bon people direct communication with
Kimballton and Harlan. Now some
one should get enterprising enough to
put in a line north and east.
The code makes provisions for the
township and town assessors to assess
quarterly all places where intoXicat-
ing liquors are sold or kept for sale.
They shall make return to the town
or township clerk and county auditor
who shall enter up the tax against the
parties conducting such places, and
turn it over to the proper persons fol
collection.
The Review school will commence
June 26th and will last six weeks be.
ing conducted in the High school
building by Supt. R. G. Spencer
Professors F. p. Hooker and w. H
Lancelot. Those who desire to fiji
themselves for teaching or better pre-
pare for their work, will find the in
struction in the Review school equal
to that of any Normal school.
The school-board met last Friday
night and elected Mrs. Carmichael, O
Extra. for the teacher of music anc
Miss Dora Larsen, a former Audubon
girl but now teacher in the public
schools at Morris as assistant principal
| Mrs. Carmichael filled the position to
which she has been elected, for year
Miss Larsen is one of the girls that by
energy and pluck, beyond that usually
displayed, has worked her way up ant
is in every way most deserving of thu
position to which she is SO well fitted
to fill.