Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-23

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.
1. w. Baker is moving into the Nc
Karahan house this week.
George Campbell, Jr., has three
children sick, of lung fever.
Albert Spencer was Smelling and
marketing his corn, wednesday.
j H. Hearsman moved into the
Christian parsonage, Wednesday,.
A. f. Greenwaldt and wife spent
Sunday at Gray with their friends.
Elmer Johnson and Alex Troxel de-
parted for Oklahoma, Monday even
ing.
A. l. Friend went to Creston. Satur-
day evening, to visit his parents few
days.
Mrs. j. Burdick has gone to Enid,
Oklahoma, to visit a sister and other
relatives.
G. w. Evans returned from Mingo,
Iowa, and Chas. Evans from Denison,.
Tuesday.
Art Walker goes to Kirksville, Mis-
souri,, this week where he expects to
work the coming year.
Ed. Bilharz went to Chicago, Tues
day, to purchase a spring stock of
goods for the big store.
Jake Esbeck has just completed a
fine barn, l6by24, on his resident lots
on South Washington street.
NJ. n. Esbeck, county recorder, at
tended the funeral of Martin Larsen
of Sharon township, Tuesday.
Frank Reinemund is at home sick
and unable to go to the store to assist
in waiting on their many customers.
We want your timothy and clover
hay. Bring it to the Northwestern
elevator. THOS. MUSSON q SON.
Sixty Overcoats, worth from 5000
to $3.50, at S2.08. No Trick, no
humbug. j. II. KATE.
George Campbell, of Melville town.
ship, is sick in bed, of la grippe. He
has been sick for some time, and does
not improve
Father Gleason returned home with
Father Mulvahill, Of Anita. where he
will assist in months mind for his
departed mother.
Z. ID. Blackman has been quite sick
lately with erysipelas. He is improv-
ing, and hopes to be able to be at his
store before long.
r. c. Spencer, county superintend-
ent was visiting the Gray schools
Wednesday and attending to some
complicated school affairs.
Rev. Shipman occupied his own pull
pit, Sunday, after very pleasant and
successful sue Stay at Harlan during their
series of meetings in the M. E. church.
The aged mother of w. w. Smith
said goodbye to earthly friends, Feb
ruary 10th. She lived at Springfield,
J Missouri, with her son, Doctor William
Smith.
George Mclaughlin, of South Peach
am, Vermont, VINO is visiting his
brother, at Gray, was in town, Mon
day, visiting w. II. Cowles and other
Vermonters.
Miss Ora Evans, Russells compe.
tent cashier, visited from Saturday to
Tuesday evening with friends, at Per-
ry. Mrs. Russell filled her place dur
ing her absence.
Mrs. Z. d. Phelps has been sick for
few weeks past but was able to sit
up, Tuesday, for the first time. 1t is
hoped she will soon be able to DE out
with her numerous friends and associ-
ates.
Thos Kilcoin, one of Shelby coun-
ty's most prosperous and prominent
farmers, was in town, Tuesday, trad
ing. He comes to Audubon because
he can get the best goods for the least
money.
Gus Keith is home, free from the
daily routine of soldier life, having
been mustered out and honorably dis
charged from further service. Gus
does not seem to have changed by
being a soldier.
Jesse Arney. who has been cared tor
| during his sickness, of small poX, has
been released The total cost for doe
tors and everything was S3333.90 1t is
a dreaded and loathsome disease and
one should be thankful to be cared for
at any price.
Miss Ella Hurd will close her school
the coming Friday in District No. s,
Leroy township. Miss Hurd is one
of the most successful teachers in tho
county; and instead of hunting for
school each year, the school looks for
her.
Doctor j. e. Clark has bought out
the dental business of a Mr.. Clark, of
Cedar Rapids, and will move about
April first The DOCTORS successor
here is niece of Doctor A. L. Brooks,
Mrs. Currant, who visited here re-
Gently. Doctor Clark enjoys large
practice and is first-class dentist in
everyday, keeping abreast with the
times The doctor and his wife have
many friends and will be missed in So
ciety circles.
FhRM LOOMS