Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-23
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Chas. McLeran, d. D. S., over J. E.
McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa

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| McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa.
New stock of wall paper now ready
for inspection at Roberts. Finest
patterns ever shown.
Dude Sauer will move his family
into the Charley Bott property on
South Tracy street, the last of the
week.
Mrs. John Egan, of Greeley town
ship, now sick and under the doc
tors care having a severe attack of
neuralgia.
John H. Mosier departed for Chica-
go Saturday evening to be absent
several days attending to legal bust
ness in the metropolis.
| Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If HART & EDDY.
Miss Myrtle Stotts entertained a
crowd OF young people at a dinner
party Wednesday evening at the home
OF her mother on-Church street.
Miss Myrtle Wilson left for Dunlap,
Sunday, where she goes as trimmer.
Miss Wilson is an expert trimmer and
saleslady, possessing the happy faculty
of making many warm friends.
After the first of April DR.. G. w.
Gleason will form partnership with
DR.. j. M. Fulton, of Lewis. They
will continue the practice of medicine
in the office now occupied by DR.. Glea-
son.
VIM: Doak, who intended to go to
his old home in Pennsylvania some
time ago, but was informed not to
come until later, departed Saturday
evening for Berwick. He will be gone
several months.
John j. Lidd has taken his brother
in as a partner and the business will
| be done hereafter under the name of
Lidd Bros. These boys, hitched up
together make a strong team and will
do large business.
Frank Wilson was in Atlantic, Tues
day.. purchasing an emery wheel for
his fathers shop. doc" is improv-
ing his shop by adding new machinery
SO as to be ready to turn out all kinds
of work in first-class order
| Junior Swartz's many friends
will be pleased to learn that he is now
at FIT. Collins, Colorado, employed in
large dry goods store. Junior" has
many friends who are gratifed to learn
: that he has good situation.
w. L. Clark has put up an Ideal
windmill and complete system of
water works on his farm in Greeley
township. Billy is one of our pro-
i gressive farmers and is prospecting in
a way that pleases his many friends.
The butchers are having bloody
war over the price of all kinds of meat.
Doak lead off with prices so low that
the poorest could afford good meats
Kobe goes one better and Doak re.
turns the fire that they are in the bust
ness to stay and will be found at the
old stand.
The BARRIERS We're officially notified
last Saturday that on and after April
first they must not open and operate
their place Of business on Sunday
The BARRIERS are well pleased with the
notice as they do not care to work or
Sunday and are glad to have one day
of rest.
Miss Myrtle Brown resumed work
in the millinery department of j. +
Russells store and Miss Georgia Nell
vain has entered as saleslady. Mr.
) Russell has enlarged his clerical force
and has his large stock of goods all OF
the shelves ready to attend to, wha
he thinks will be, the largest season.
trade he has ever enjoyed.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya left for De
Moines, Monday morning, to pur
chase large stock Of millinery for the
spring trade. Miss Minta Christie, O
l Oskaloosa, will arrive in few day!
and will be chief trimmer and sales
lady. Miss Christie has many friend.
: that will be pleased to learn that sh,
is to pass the season with us. 1t ha
l been four years since she spent a sea
/ son here, but the lapse of time has no
, effaced the many pleasant memorie
of the past.
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