Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
Chas. McLeran, D. d. S., over j. E.
McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa.
Once a customer always a friend.
See G. w. Hoover for hardware.

Once customer always a friend
See G. w. Hoover for hardware.
| New stock of wall paper now ready
I for inspection at Roberts. Finest
patterns ever shown.
There is a point where cheapness
ceases to be economy. You get the
best at G. w. Hoover's.
j. H. Jones was down to Tabor
Iowa, the last of the week attending
to business pertaining to his office.
Mrs. G. Sharey returned to her home
at Woodbine, Saturday, after visiting
couple of weeks with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Wilson.
/ Jack Anderson, of Atlantic, was in
| town from Saturday to Monday, look
ing over the cattle field, with a view
OF purchasing stock cattle.
Wilhelm Alstrand, who has been
! clerking for I. w. Baker for some time
past, departed for Omaha, Monday
where he may stay if he can fine suit
able employment.
Harry Finkbine, auditor of the
Green Bay Lumber Co. in this district
and Nels Sorensen, manager of the
Brayton yard, We're in Audubon, Mon
day, visiting f. H. Adams.
Miss Lois Stuart returned to Daven-
port, Monday evening, to resume heI
studies at ST. GATHERINGS Hall. Johr
Weighton went as far as Atlantic will
her and saw her safely on the east
bound train for Davenport.
|
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton was called to Lewis
last Saturday to render professional
service. The doctor has enjoyed 9
large practice at Lewis before coming
here and has circle of acquaintance
who have confidence in him.
Mike Nielsen, of Poplar, was in Au
dubon, Wednesday, and bought some
farm machinery from Kelly & Moody
Only few years ago Mike settled on
the fine farm he now owns surrounded
with but little, but today he enjoys the
comforts of beautiful home.
Walter Jump went up to Manning
the first of the week where he has 9
large job of paper hanging Walter is
having all the work he can attend tc
and his many friends are willing tc
aid him after the long hardship.
Frank Herndon was in town early
was done sowing wheat and the re
low Frank to carry off the laurels fol
being the first man to complete hi:
wheat field.
w. III. Aldrich and wife returned
last week from an extended visit il
eastern Iowa, stopping oft at Stuar
on their return home to visit their son
| Ed. They report a most pleasan
visit, but since returning home MI
! Aldrich has been complaining 0
his health.
The Four Leaf Glover Male Quar-
tette and Orchestra will give concer
at the opera house on the evening 0
May 30th, Decoration Day. This vii
be one of the finest entertainment
given to the public and all the plan
and preparations are now made ant
will be carried into effect as planed.
Uncle Toms Cabin will arrive il
town Tuesday, April 18th, and shov
at Russells Opera House. This com
pany-Burk's Uncle Toms Cabin
travel in their own car and is said t.
be one of the best on the road. Will
the play is old, no one has grow
tired and it still serves to teach tn
: people valuable lesson.
A. j. Phillips returned home fron
Pocahontus county, Tuesday evening
where he has been the past two week
visiting his boys. AS usual he ha
his gun and game bag along, but say
there was but few geese and ducks thi
spring, owing to the lateness Of tn
} season. They winged their tiigh
northward to the breeding ground
where they can, through the hot sun
mer, battle their bosoms in the coo
! and placid waters of the norther
) lakes.
r. G. Spencer went to Counc
: Bluffs Wednesday to attend til
/. Round Table of the Southwestern
Teachers Association and will not II
G turn until next Monday. These NEE
J ings are invaluable and those who a,
: tend are benefited by the experienc
of all the best principals, superintel
/, dents and teachers of the state. Liv
: men who want to keep step with til
:, onward movement in educational line
are usually present and take an int
esting part in the discussions of til
t topics assigned on the program.
y Assignments for State Banquet {
4 Audubon NJ. E. church, April Goth:
Reception Committee. -Mesdame
Leet, Mosier, Gray and Kuhn and til
e Misses Young and BilharZ.
Apron Mrs. BilharZ.
! Tickets-Mrs. Hooker.
TOASTs.
t New England Miss Ella Stearns.
y Now York and Pennsylvania Mr.
: j. Burdick.
g Ohio-Mrs. Effie II. Rogers.
0 Illlnois-John Ward.
Indiana #. NJ. Jones'
!. Iowa.. A. Nash.
+ Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsi
e Robert G. Rice
Southern States-Father Van SEQ.
Great Britain and Ireland Re-
( Shipman.
r Toastmaster-D. G. Mott.
+ TABLE COMMITTEES.
( New England-Miss Stearns an
4 Mrs. Shipman.
a New York and Pennsylvania Me
| danes Talbot, Humphrey, Vail, HUI
Ter and Doak.
q Ohio-Mesdames Hurd and Doak.
Indiana and Illinois Mesdam'