Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13

Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the Journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
Go to Roberts for Sherwin-Wil-
liams ready mixed paints.
An honest word for honest goods
Kingman Disc Harrows at G. W..
Hoover's.
n. G. Brorsen went to Chicago,
Monday evening, by the way OF the
Milwaukee to attend to business.
Lyman Kelley finished the last of
the week the plastering of l. p. Bakers
house on South Washington street.
Thos. Hogan slipped the other even
ing on the Sidewalk and sprained his
ankle and for several days he went
about supported by cane.
Harry Anderson went to Wall Lake
Monday morning to work the coming
season on the railroad that is being
constructed through that section.
&c: our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If HART & EDDY.
John Musson has purchased two
lots east of Judge Green's residence
and will soon build fine residence in
which he will make his future home.
Ed. Freeman and Harry Gleason
went down to Brayton, Sunday, to
look after some business. The boys
are doing a large business at paper
hanging.
Reinemund Bros shipped a ton of
barb wire Saturday evening to Pierce,
Nebraska. The party buying it said
he could save 75cts on every hundred
pounds by purchasing it of the boys.
Joe Cam departed for South Dakota
Tuesday, with four men who go to
purchase land. Joe has land in sew
eral different states and if he CAM
suit customer in one state he can in
another,
Thos. Musson went to Stuart last
Saturday to lock after some cattle he
had shipped in from the west. Mrs.
] Musson and Miss Bertha went to Des
Moines where they will pass several
days visiting.
w. III. Barger, who has been work
ing for his brother iii the marble shops,
will go to Extra in about two weeks
where he will work for Stonebrook &
kreamer. Will is bright, active
young man and is we'll fitted for any
) position.
We win success by deserving it. See
G. w. Hoover Paints and Oils.
III. B. Herbert returned from Wash
ington, d. c., last Friday morning
where he holds one Of the head offices
in the document department. Henry
has many friends who are glad to see
him return, all hoping he may hole
his position many years.
John H. Mosier started for Chicago
D Monday evening, to look after bust.
ness matters. He will drop up to Dial
las Center and spend few days with
! his parents. After he completes his
3 business he will go to Heron lake
Mimi, where he expects to pass severa
] days hunting.
\ The board of supervisors recently
4 ordered the sheriff to have d steel cell
Z ing put in the Jail. The Jail has neve
J been considered very safe and severa
4 have escaped. Ibis is proper step a
z it has cost more in years past to hun
J for men who had escaped than j
4 would cost to make it absolutely safe.
4 VIM. Cloughly will go to north
western Iowa the last of the week t.
J buy well improved farm of 443 acres a
4 $4,000 an acre. If he makes the dea
= he will trade his farm at Pierce, Nebr.
J in on it. The land is located thirt,
s miles this side Of Sioux City, close t
of no nc of IN ~ 70
} Perpendicular truths, horizontal pri
y ces. Keen Kutter Saws at G. w
y Hoover's.
\ VIM. Wonn is dangerously i'll at hi
= home, having an attack of typhoi
y pneumonia. He took sick last Thurs
y day and has been very low ever since
y All is being done that can be to sta
y the ravages Of the disease and it
y hoped that the danger point will sool
= be passed and health Will be restored.
J Paul B. Mason returned home las
y week to visit his parents and man
\ friends. Paul has just been discharge
= from the volunteer service Of the arm
- having served through the late war i
the 4th Texas regiment. He likes til
: soldier life but was glad it is over an
that he had had chance to defen
, his country's honor.
\ A special train of stock went on
" over the Northwestern, Sunda
morning bound for Chicago on pass
enger Schedule time. The followin
persons furnished stock that went t
make up the train: Somers Bros
,e five cars; J. A. Graves, two cars; S. S
, Wilson, one car; w. G. Savers, fou
= young horses from the famous sir
Ia Blackwood King.
re John Montgomery purchased DR.. A
S, L. Brooks fine driving team" blac
k diamonds" paying fancy price fo
y the same. The doctor hated to PAL
=. with them but Mr.. Montgomery too
ID fancy to them and needed just sue
l. fine roadsters, offered the doctor
price that induced him to part wit
them. They were sealed in car Sur
day morning and shipped to Bell
Plaine, Mr.. Montgomery home.
FARM LOhNS