Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-28

- Remember the date is Tuesday,
- October Sd, for Cemetery Meeting!
The Richard Owen residence, on
North street, has been sold to Char
r Sd! ley Houston for $4,000.
wait John Martes has sold his eighty
acre farm, in the south part of the
township, to William Thielen.
udu- --------------
sxpe- Henry Rohwer goes to Audubon
this evening to receive some exalted
degrees in Royal Arch Masonry.
sday Jim Lair came home this morn
ing from business trip to Council
,,s Bluffs, Griswold and other Iowa
..a ao points.
The Monroe Brothers are busy
this week artistically decorating
, ome the Methodist parsonage with paint
west and paper.
Hon. Fred E. White will open the
den campaign for the Democrats in
sitor Atlantic on next Tuesday night
October 3D.
ut at Ollie BRENNAN stepped on one of
ding nose nasty rusty nails, Tuesday,
arch. ild When ne walked. you could no.
tice a visible limp.
from g. >,:-
her e. r, i CIV WHY e'ie Hcle
Della 49,. ~; az, . III, wa PassliS d lew
and acquaintance.
from ---
bras derD derrlck ana Orv. Howard
ne i'm came home, Wednesday evening,
from sightseeing trip out to the
Omaha exposition.
f the Florence Rathbun is the possess
arty, or of new Crescent bicycle and is
employing erleisure time in break
ing the unruly critter
that ---
will N. G. Brorsen passed "a few hours
Sun with his friends in this city, We'd
nesday, returning to his home, at
Audubon in the evening.
| put The windowat Mrs. Ragan's milli-
ok of merry parlors was thing of beauty
all this day, and was veritable
bower of all that is lovely in hats
ment and bonnets.
# the
and Mrs. Clarence Austin came down
from Audubon, this morning, and
pass the day in our city. Next week
'outh they will move down and become
sday, residents with MS.
extra "
5. Remember the Teachers Meet
49,, ing at the school building Saturday
suaS afternoon. splendid program
nm has been prepared and the meeting.
M Is promises to be a good one.
ce
American Wire Fencing is going!
weet t, Those who have bought some in
i lai the past and have wire suretchers
artea kindly return them as soon as pos
e. on sible to the Green Bay Lumber Com
pany, Extra, Iowa.
sday r Wy Ma.1;.
,enry fron, E,,iia,. NJ 81 .iiie evening
, has ,;s;t ;.I -: -, -, " as nd ioi
g So He was an officer in the Fighting
First Nebraska and but recently re-
from turned with his regiment from the
a few Philippines.
their
ome, Al Laner, OF AUDUBON, will be in
town Saturday, October 7th to take
orders for the renowned Pennsyl-
pur- vania buckwheat flour. Many of
Gorge our people here have used flour
IT far from the mills he represents and
aged we'll know of it's superior quality.
is. -
from Ed. McAtfee and his son, Lester,
rs Z. drove INTO town, Wednesday even
,.1Sa ing, on their return from a good
es At visit with the family of his daught-
This er, Halsey Bruner, at Estherville, in
the northern part OF the State He
sad Daniel Bruner and family
ortly Wee we'll and had very pretty
for a home in that city.
,ther, --
d her Next Tuesday w. w Sickels and
the George Wahlert will depart for
Snyder, Colorado, and from there
,+ots on down to Denver and other points
Polk -, ,ne Mes'. - lilese sood farmers
es of accompany them and take a look at
Won the country: Will Jones, Henry
Minerman, John Hay,- Gale Crane,
John HILL They 90 on an excursion
their that leaves Omaha ON Wednesday.
next October 4th
ad of ~
. out The ladies of the Methodist church
Mr. will hold reception to welcome
the coming OF Rev. and Mrs Cham
bers, the newly appointed pastor OF
peeh the Extra and Old Hamlin churches.
'l i, at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
N MS ms Mrs. Sam Brown, on South Car
uper- evening. from the how of I,,1f 49, S
seven until ten O'Clock. 1t will be
dnes- an informal reception and a cordial
a few invitation is extended to everybody
Next IS be present
hbun A. .:,.--.
rove I -, ao.faeh' occurred last wed
will nesday afternoon that. besides de-
stroying a valuable piece of prop
erty came very near causing the
I'D at loss Of human life. Tune Thomas
Tues had just set up his machine at the
usin, Mike Nartes oat stacks, below town,
Mt he ana naQ Deen at work but short
first time when sparks from the engine
fire ia "a St,clys So