Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-03

Martin w. Jensen, the Danish tailor
at Lidd Bros, went to Lake View
Tuesday for weeks outing.
Alex Townsend has moved into the
Bot property on Tracy street, recent
ly vacated by g Dude'' Sauer.
Lucille Musson returned Tuesday
from stay of several days at Des
Moines and Cedar Rapids with friends.
The Columbian Club Ladies will
give an ice cream and cake social on
the lawn at b. S. Phelps Friday even
ing.
The G. r. l. & P. Railway has made
the agent and baggage hustler smile
by sending them new high baggage
truck.
Samuel Switzer was up in Lincoln
township Wednesday looking after
some matters pertaining to his farm in
that section.
Joseph Cam has had his meat shop
on South Park, newly painted, both
inside and out, which makes it look
neat and clean.
Last Sunday nine pound baby boy
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Buthweg and Fred's smiles
illuminate the whole block.
Ed. Van Gorder went down to Des
Moines Tuesday evening, where he
will meet his wife and 90 on up to
Lake Olloboji to remain two or three
weeks.
DR.. r. f. Childs, who has been sick
for several days with bilious attack,
took the noon train Wednesday for
Council Bluffs, where his parents re-
side, to remain few days or until he
is able to attend to his large practice.
Jas. Rose returned the last of the
week from Senecaville, Ohio, where
he has been the past two years. He
expects to make this his home. James
| is looking fat and hearty and as
though the world had been using him
right.
d. w. Matthias says that out of his
large vineyard which he had last year
he has about forth vines left. Last
year he picked and sold at least a ton
of grapes. This year he will not get
over 100 pounds. They all winter
killed.
Ed. Dickinson, who is delegate tc
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of The
X. P.'s, who meet at Davenport, Wed
nesday, August ninth, will 60 down
Monday. He will be absent from duty
about two weeks visiting various plac.
es in Illinois and Iowa before his
return.
w. Burnside and family, who hav,
for the past week been at White Lake
South Dakota, enjoying it's man,
pleasant features, returned home las
Friday morning. Mr.. Burnside ha
been somewhat ailing since he return
ed, not being able to attend to bushes
at his elevator.
Pat Carroll has purchased a second
hand thresher and engine of a gentle
man who resides near Coon Rapids
1t has been in johnson & SCOTS ma
chine shop the past few days under
; going thorough overhauling, an,
when they get through with it it will
be as good as new.
R. L. Hamilton and wife, of Roc
Island, Illinois, who visited a fey
} days with Mrs. Hamilton's brother
w. 3. Donaldson, started to retur
Lol11o 1uesudy. MI GuelT return 1Oul
ney they will make short stops at EA
e ira, Atlantic, Lewis, Griswold, Menlt
Des Moines and Iowa City.
) J.. G. Wolfe has put a swing stra;,
3 stacker of his own get up, on thresf
5 ing machines for VIM. Thompson, {
) Viola township, and Peter Ohms, {
Audubon. 1t is good thing as it Ell
ables the man stacking the straw t
swing the straw stacker any place
: desires the straw to be put, and lesser
/, the labor on 1.-THE man behind til
5 machine"
Harry Dickinson, who is we'll know
; by very nearly all Audubon peopl,
and who is now master of the dent,
profession, arrived in the city la.
e Thursday to visit with his brother, Et
+ Mrs. p. Dickinson, his mother, of Sit
S ney, accompanied him. Harry is no,
i associated in the dentistry bushes
with a gentleman by the name
f Lindley, and is located at Alton, III
nOlS, city with a llation of 050O(