Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-23

Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
Go to Roberts for Sherwin-Wil-
liams ready mixed paints.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore are the
proud parents of a bright boy baby.
Miss Pet Hart went to Carroll last
Saturday returning Wednesday even
ing.
Bailey house on North Tracy street,
last Saturday.
Chris Haderer and wife rejoice over
the advent of a bright baby boy at
their home, Friday night.
Geo. Henriksen, of north Douglas
township. was made happy Monday
by the arrival of a baby boy.
o. Il. Lane and 0. p. Tyler left
Monday morning for northern Miss
ouri, to purchase stock cattle.
Riley Jones will move his wife up
from Atlantic as soon as he can rent a
suitable place in which to live.
w 1llldIuS WtllU W tAIldIlllc,
Monday, to attend to business and to
visit couple of days with friends.
| Charley Wieland will occupy the
comfortable rooms in the rear of the
Commercial bank after April first.
Thos. Davis and wife, of Viola town
ship, were down trading and visiting
with their many friends, "Wednesday.
August Rachel is building an addi-
ton and putting foundation under
his house on his farm in Douglas
township.
j. III. Jones and A. Il. Greenwaldt
have been recalled to Council Bluffs,
as witnesses before the Federal Court.
They went out Tuesday evening.
John Bailey went to Wall Lake,
Monday morning, where he expects
that is to be built through there the
coming summer.
CARPET WEANING!- Ten cents
a yard, work promptly done. Fourth
house south of the German Lutheran
church. MRS. MARY HENSHALL.
Bertha Carter, of Esmond, Kansas,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. II. f. White, east of town, the
past eight months, left for her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. J. e. Clark slipped and fell on
the sidewalk Sunday She has been
confined to her bed ever since and it is
feared that the injury is more severe
than was first anticipated.
VIM. Cloughly is the possessor Of
the first young colt foaled in the
county this year. 1T is a Governor
Gear and has those extra fine strains
Of blood that all his horses have.
Until the new Presbyterian church
is completed they will hold services il
the Baptist church. During this time
the time of services will be regulated
by the ringing of the Methodist bell.
VIM. Layland returned from New
ton, Iowa, last Thursday evening bring
ing with him fine Belgian horse
weighing over two thousand pounds
He is fine animal, having many su
! perior points that are generally recog
nized by breeders.
n. G. Bronson has the windows 0
his drug store nicely decorated will
attractive signs that adds much to tn
son is well pleased with the town ant
! thinks it one of the best bushes
) points that he could have found.
H ouse painting, decorating, grain
5 ing and paper hanging done in first
] class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed
) or no pay. Estimates furnished OF
! application ut residence and shop
! fourth door south OF German churcl
or at Roberts drug store.
f. j. HENsHALL.
The district court adjourned las
! Saturday. 1t was the lightest tern
and the least business transacted 70
years. Judge Green left for Harlan
Monday evening, where he convene
Q court Tuesday He does not expect
very long term. The spring term @
court all over the district is the light
9 est there has been for many years.
j Paul Peterson, of the firm of Pickar
q Peterson, was in the city Wedne
Z day. Mr.. Peterson was looking u
s the records to some property on Whic
) they have loans. Mr.. Peterson was {
Z one time professor in the Elllhor
s college and later eX-county superb
3 tendent of Shelby county. He is
8 man OF much ability and has the col
s fdence of the people.
81 Hart d Eddy received letter Sa
s. urday from Soren j. Madsen, of Ha,
q erman, New Mexico, requesting thu
s they send him prices on their b'
s hives MI. Madsen is a reader OF tn
q Journal and stated in his letter th;
s he had read their ad in the paper. W
8 do not care to repeat what every or
q knows, that it pays to place your az
< vertisement in the paper that has tt
s circulation.
The farewell supper given at tt
q Presbyterian church by the Ladie
d Aid Society, Tuesday evening W,
well attended, the ladies clearin
E something over $4,000. All presel
had an enjoyable evening. the your
81 people engaging in games and 9th
amusements, suitable to the occasic
n while the older people rehearsed Il
x many happy events in by gone day
S The fixtures and furnishings are beir
"a removed and the building is ready