Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-01

Nal Marin VIII 0e IN Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the Journal. Watch for us, wait for
\ us and give us the news.
Chas. McLeran, d. d. s., over j. E.
NcGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa.
Mrs. R. j. Creveling has been very
: sick with pneumonia.
P. l. Drurv is having his home on
Church street reshingled.
Frank Leet was up to Manning,
Wednesday on business.
4 Fred Blume went to Brayton Tues
! day to attend to some business.
Mrs. George Harmon who lives west
Z of town is very sick with typhoid
\ fever.
4 VIM. Meyers who lives in Bradley
! vile, is i'll with infiammatory rheu-
Z matism.
Wills Staley is tarring the roofs on
4 the Bilharz & Son and w. H. Cowles
! store buildings.
G. r. Funk left Monday morning
for Lewis to accept position on the
4 paper published at that place.
4 J. E. Mcclure has been attending
\ to business at Council Bluffs. He re-
: turned to Audubon Tuesday morning.
DIR. A. L. Brooks has been very sick
4 the past week with stomach trouble
! We are pleased to note he is now i'm.
proving.
Get our prices on doors and windows
\ and water tanks and all kinds of mill
! work before buying.
If HART e. EDDY.
Frank Reinemund was out at Frank
! Frosts and VIM. krauel's the first OF
! the week putting up cave troughs for
these gentlemen.
Z Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. Keelan were
up from Extra Tuesday and visited
! during the day with Mrs. keelans
sister, Mrs. Sauer.
Pearl Anderson, who has been work.
\ ing in Atlantic since last fall. came IN
\ Tuesday morning and remained a
couple of days with friends.
Z Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Allen de-
4 parted Tuesday morning for Olathe
4 and Williamsburg, Kansas, where
: they will visit for some time.
Gus Keith, who has been running a
lunch counter at St Joe, Missouri, for
the past two months, has sold out and
7 is now at Holdredge, Nebraska.
VIM. Hanna who is a locomotive
4 engineer on the Milwaukee road, with
\ headquarters at Perry. was the ovel
Z Sunday guest of Miss Ora Evans.
Z John Hite has moved into the up.
4 stairs rooms in the building on the
\ corner of South and Washington
street until their home is completed.
Z w. H. Low shipped several carloads
= of cattle to Chicago Tuesday evening.
\ Ned O'Brien who has taken a few
( days lay off from the bridge gang, ac-
Z companied them.
I. Smutney purchased the G. c.
\ Farmer brick building on South Park
last week. paying $2500.00 for the
same. Mr.. Farmer is now located at
4 Kirksville, Missouri.
< Mrs. j. Barnes, of Omaha, arrived
7 Wednesday evening and will remain
4 until the first Of the week visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Thomas CASH
7 day, who has been very sick for the
4 past two weeks.
! Miss Vivian Carper while wrnging
\ clothes Wednesday got her hand
Z caught in the cogs in the wringer,
! drawing her whole hand in, and
mangling it up so the doctor had to be
Z called to dress the wound.
G. S. and c. D. Hart sold theil
! farms near Ross, the first Of the week
( to Craig II. Wright, of Des Moines
RI fHhara oll in, 20
4 for which they received $625O.0O. Jno
( A. Nash made the deal for the parties
< Bessie Evans came near meeting
Z with bad accident Monday afternoon
4 while helping to fix flowers for Deco
I ration Day in the Farmer building
: One of the large counters turned ovel
4 and Miss Bessie struck on her ankle
( but received no serious injury.
< d. G. Mott has had work commenc
= ed on his new brick printing office
4 across from the postoffce. 1t will b,
Z a one story brick with with base
= ment, and will make Mr.. Mott anC
4 the Republican office fine quarters
( The dirt that is being taken out of thu
= cellar is being hauled down on JOIN
! Roth's lots, on Market street.
During the heavy wind storm Tues
7 day night out in Greeley township
4 the wind just gracefully took the roo
\ off Seth Hartzell's large corn crib
Z turned it around few time and lait
4 it down on the ground. Mr.. Hartzel
4 says it was the hardest straight win,
Z storm he ever witnessed 1t also bley
! the chimney off Lou Anciaux's house
4 Ernest Falkervski will leave 70
\ Elliott next Monday where he will
Z take unto himself wife. He is on
= of our most industrious young farmer
\ and has high standing among hi
Z large circle of acquaintance. Will
4 we are not acquainted with the brid
\ there is no doubt, she will make him
Z most worthy helpmeet We exten
4 our best wishes and bespeak for then
! a life of happiness.
I FARM LOANS