Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-05

| Mrs. Mary Lee has been sick, the
last few days.
Mrs. J. G. Sharp was very i'll the
first of this week.
Al Sheets had big turkey eat at
his house New Years.
Miss Ceronika, northwest of town, is
reported i'll of typhoid fever.
n. c. Broderson has opened up his
drug store in the Kerr building.
John Sherman and wife went to
Clarinda Tuesday to visit relatives
Two hundred tons of ice shipped in
and packed in Northwestern ice
house, this week.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Taggart is i'll of diptheria at the home
north of town.
A, H. Carpenter of Viola township,
is seriously i'll, the result of bad at
tack of Grippe.
w. III. O'Connell and family passed
New Years day at the home of his
brother in Atlantic.
Miss Belle Burnside returns to Dav
export this week to resume her studies
at ST. Katherene's Hall.
Walter Graves and Harry Northup
will go to Pocahontas county next
week to view the country.
Mrs. Richard Owen is very ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Wilde, of Melville township.
|
Will Mcfarland returned from his
Chicago trip last Saturday and was
taken i'll of la grippe Sunday.
Miss Lowene Van Gorder returned
to Kenilworth college Chicago, Tues
day after a two weeks vacation.
Leonard Graves and Arthur Fair
holm, of Douglas township returned
Saturday from their Fontanelle visit
Martin Esbeck and Geo. Hoover de-
parted Monday for Omaha to attend
, the Implement Dealers Convention.
We want your timothy and clover
hay. Bring it to the Northwestern
elevator. THOS. MUSSON & son.
Pearl Roberts returns to Creston,
Iowa, to resume his dental practice
ents.
Last Saturday, about % invited girl
friends were entertained by Miss Arlie
Vail, at her home in the east part of
town.
Clarence Drake went to Ledyard,
last Saturday to accept the foreman
ship of a new born newspaper at that
place.
Mr.. Bert Timmons has gone to Peo-
ria, Illinois, his wife remained in
Audubon to visit relatives until his
return.
Mr.. Hepburn has ceased to clerk at
the j. F. Russell store and returned to
his home in Des Moines the first of
the week.
Mrs. f. Lieb, of Douglas township
has been sick the past three weeks, of
sciatic rheumatism. DR.. Evans, is at
tending her.
Harry Sampson and Lou Roberts
returned to Cornell college, Mt. Vernon
Monday, after a holiday visit with
their parents.
A dance was given at the opera
house last Monday evening in honor
Of the young ladies visiting at the j.
A. Nash home.
Mrs Jack Dennis arrived Monday
from Canon City, Colorado, wkere she
was called some time ago by the SER
ious illness of her father.
Mike Foley came back Saturday
! from a trip to Chicago and pleasant
visit with relatives and friends at his
old home in Morris, Illinois.
Revival meetings commenced at
the M. e. church last Sunday evening.
Next week the meetings will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Ream, Of Harlan.
Joseph Ross, of Douglas township,
enjoyed visit the past few DAYS from
his father, H. w. Ross, of Earring,
Iowa. The gentleman left for his
! home Monday morning.
d At the meeting of the town council
i last Monday committe was appoint
J ed to confer with contractor Jno Ward
with view to the construction of new
wells at the city waterworks.
VIM. Tramp, Of Creston, who has
been passing part of the holidays
. here Will MS laUlleT, SllaS. tramp
returned to his home Tuesday
8 Harry Tramp is expected here for c
r short visit
a Mr. and Mas. j. w. Mcintosh re
turned to their home in nothern Iowa
. Tuesday morning They have beer
: visiting at the home of Mrs. McIn
/ tosh's brother, VIM Maxon, in Gre
|: ley township.
i Last Tuesday evening, at 7 O'Clock
a at the residence Of the bride, occurred
: the marriage of Frank Henshall ant
:. Mrs. Mary lines, Rev. Shipman otfici
It ating. They are both excellent people
: and we wish them happiness in plenty
Last Saturday ut the store in Fiscu
the IA year old son Of VIM .Hite CAM
near being the billet for good sizet
charge of shot. A gun was lying OF
the counter and the boy was standin,
in front Of it when it was accidental,
discharged, some Of the scattering
shot entering the lads side. Tn
wound was not considered serious.