Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-06

! Office in new rooms, first door west of Park
Hotel, 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.
c. w. Evans has built an addition
to his house the past week.
Henry Herbert was business visi-
tor at Atlantic Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Reinenund passed the
4 Fourth with friends at Extra.
Chas. McLeran, d. d. $, over j. E.
McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
5 Iowa.
John Needles came down from Gray
! and spent the Fourth with his parents
and friends.
8 Wills Jones left for Omaha Wednes-
) day noon to look after business and to
: enjoy the pleasures of the city.
! Fred Smith went to Des Moines,
4 Thus day, where he will spend a few
! days attending to business matters.
TIM Mendenhall went down to Ell
3 IA the Fourth and run Fraziers gallery
at that place. He done good bust
! ness.
Get our prices on doors and windows
8 and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If HART Il EDDY.
Theo. Morrow returned from Pierce,
5 Nebraska, Tuesday evening, where
8 he had been looking after his large
9 land interests there and in Knox
county.
Jas. Gallegar, who is we'll known by
4 large number of Journal readers, has
quit the regular army and taken onto
8 himself a helpmate and now resides
) in Omaha.
Z Chas. Huntsberger, has severed his
clerkship in j. E. McGuire's grocery
3 store and we understand he expects to
go up north and work on the new
railroad that is being constructed.
]. H. Sherman and L. B. Bradshaw
was at Extra the Fourth selling the
3 people red lemonade and hot peanuts.
They have a fine new stand, and tent
and will make tour of the county
fairs during the fall.
Frank Bundy, the popular conduc-
s tor that punches the tickets on the
Audubon branch Of the Rock Island
road is sick and unable to attend to
s his duties. John johnson is making
) the run in his place.
Miss Rose Johnstone, Of Wall Lake,
s who has been the guest of Miss
3 Thomas for the past two weeks de.
s parted for Des Moines Wednesday
3 She has a pleasant visit and made
many friends who will long remember
8 her.
q VIM. Walker left for his home at
6 Ida Grove today after a good long visit
s with relatives and his many old time
q friends and associates. Mrs. Walker
s has been visiting Nebraska for some
3 time and will be home in time to help
g William commence housekeeping
s again.
g j. H. Sherman has just had com
81 plete system Of waterworks put up or
q his fine fam by Kelly & Moody
S John has erected new buildings and
IS made other improvements since he re-
rs turned to the farm this spring
IS amounting to over 100000. John is
S successful man in all his undertaking.
~ and every one is pleased to see hin
prospering.
/ have secured the agency for Audi
vs. bon county for the Duplex Automatic
nj Kisleman wire fence machine with
" which over 100 different styles of fenc
$ can be woven. Any one wanting t,
W. buy machine SO they can build thei
a. own fence, or want fence built, addres
|ss me at Audubon, Iowa. Full particu
!S lars and prompt attention will b
mig given. j. 3. TRUNNEL.
NJ Ed. Bascom, a former student 0
|S Highland Park Normal College an,
" one of the county's progressiv
teachers, is working the county in tn
vs. interests of the above school. He wa
at the Summer Review School tn
= first of the week as a visitor and dis
tributing advertising matter and talk
:. ing with the teachers who expect t
VI attend school sometime in the future
al There was more fine looking youn
IN men in town Sunday than common
49, coming from all parts of the county
&c The cause was the sixty young girl
Ell that are stopping in the town witt
ey our people and attending the summe
or school. No one who goes Overto tn
G. high school building and observes tn
bright and winsome faces of the fai
school girls, will blame the boys
Bright intelligent girls with commo
sense and brains are the most attrat
on tive and agreeable companions an
their company Is always in demand.
One of the largest dances held fo
n years occurred out at Henry Sunburg'
iii fine Melville township home Saturda
of evening, there being over one hun
ny dred numbers out. The dance wa
of held in the big barn which they hav
70; recently completed. Henry has one {
40 the many well improved places of til
er. county and each year finds him in be
by ter condition to stand the storms
fo- life and enjoy the pleasures that com
to him. The large crowd that a.
sembled attests the high esteem i
: which he and his family are held b
: those who are his neighbors an
90 friends. Every one present had
good time and will long remember til