Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-06

| stract books for all lands IN Audubon county.
1 Call and see any business you may have.
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 at Audubon
on April Z.
T. F. Wilhelm was an over Sunday
visitor in Omaha.
Go to Roberts for Sherwin-Wil-
liams ready mixed paints.
Theo. F. Myers returned Saturday
evening fIom a brief business trip to
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Jas. Mckenzie, of Clinton, was
an over Sunday visitor in the city
with her brother, j. A. Humiston.
The last club dance of the season oc.
Cured last Friday night at the opera
house. Twelve couple were present.
Clarence Drake has moved into
the rooms upstairs in the Russell
building on South Washington street.
Today the parties who have been
confined in the county jail the past
six weeks for stealing clothing, will be
released.
Milt Davidson, formerly of Douglas
township is working for a gentleman
by the name of Andrew Larsen near
Glendon.
Samuel Ulrich has had his home on
Tracy street beatitied by building on a
new porch and two coats of pant with
the up to-the-times hue.
Miss Vivian Hinshaw returned to
her home at Indianola Friday after
enjoying a couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. j. E. Clark.
Ms. Addie Timmons left the first OF
the week for Des Moines where she
joins her husband who is working for
a paper hanging company.
The city treasurer was replenished
on the first of the month to the
amount of $4,000 the mulct tax due
the city every three months.
Arthur Montgomery, of Belle PLANE,
brother of Mrs. John Chapman, ar
rived in the city last Thursday even
ing to make a several days stay.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds Of mill
work before buying.
If HART & EDDY.
Edgar A. Smith and family who
have been undergoing an all round
siege with the measles, were released
3 last Friday evening from quarantine.
s Last Friday, H. F. Bailey, brake
s man on the Northwestern branch
8 was run over and lost both legs a
s Kirkman. His father was the engineer
81 Geo. Townsend and family moveo
2 into their new home Tuesday. Thi
g will make them comfortable HON
S and no one is more deserving Of on
g than they.
q Uncle John Reinemund has had til
e up-stair rooms in his property OF
81 Tracy street newly papered and paint
x ed preparatory for occupancy by Cha
8 Huntsberger.
w e H. Carry, who has been doin
vs. some carpenter work at Brayton fo
Is p. l.. Largy, came up Saturday even
ing and remained over Sunday at hi
vs. home near town.
Isl Miss Nettie Earheart, of Viola towr
s ship, came down the last of the wee
sS to visit for several days with her 81:
NJ of the city limits
IL j. NJ. McKarahan left on the Sunda
's afternoon train for Plato, to visit
:@s week with his mother She is quit
.s aged and this winter she has not Ell
''sS joyed the best of health.
u; Mrs. Frank Bundy and childre
US spent a couple of days this week visi
Isl ing with Mrs. Mrs. w. II. O'Conne
gS leaving Conductor Bundy to hustle h
''S own living during their absence.
vs. II. A. Barger received a beautifl
G Barre granite monument the last
rs the week for Chris Henriksen, to
S erected in the Maple Grove cemeter
AZ in memory of his deceased wife. 1t
ss an extra fine stone and will stand owe
ss five feet high.
sS House painting, decorating, grail
PSI ing and paper hanging done in frs
sS class manner. Satisfaction guarantee
l or no pay. Estimates furnished Q
:S application at residence and sho
; fourth door south of German churc
sH or at Roberts drug store.
W. e. j. HENSHALL.
sS Ed. Hanes was summoned by su
I poena from his home at Glendo
IA Guthrie county, Saturday, to apes
az as witness in the case of AL. Shee
SSS VS.. the Western Union Telegraph &C
ss before H. M. Gray, which was brougl
s up Monday morning and without an
s controversy the case was dismisse
sA Mr.. Hanes is now located in Guthr
sS county on a farm and will cultiva
sS 120 acres this season.
3S The farmers and people in gener
sS are somewhat worried over the bacl
wardness of the spring. A CLAN
5sS back to the year of 81 you will find tn
az on the 18th of April of that year the
49, was two foot of snow still on Il
ground and that the farmers cor
wi menced sowing grain the Goth of Apl
ssa and finished planting corn about II
l 18th of June All crops were good e,
- cent tha Odessa wheat plaptv Of tin