Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-16
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Are you going to hear William
Hawley Smith?
Chas. McLeran, D. d. S., over J. E.
McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa.
William Hawley Smith lectures
April 7. Proceeds for the public schools
and Columbian libraries.
Mr.. |. L. Scott's mother and sister
came over from Coon Rapids Thurs
day and visited until Saturday.
Charley Lyden, Manning's photo
grapher was down Sunday between
trains visiting with Frank Rice.
Chas. Bott and family left Wednes-
day morning for Clark county, where
he will live on his fathers farm.
Chas. McLaren was an over Sunday
visitor at Omaha, where he purchased
some equipments for his dental par
lors.
Charles e. Weston left for Kildare,
Oklahoma, Tuesday, where he eX-
poets to go into business and make his
future home.
j. A. Overholtzer and Phillip Bick-
elhaupt, of Viola township, will 60 to
Council Bluffs to attend the United
States court, as jurors, March 22nd.
CARPET WEAVING!LTen cents
a yard, work promptly done. Fourth
house south of the German Lutheran
church. MRS. MARY HENSHALL.
Miss Ella Moore has resigned her
position as compositor at the Republic
can office. Clarence Drake will take
her position and will be found at the
cases hereafter.
Jack Lennon came up on the train
Sunday morning punching tickets,
while Frank Bundy took charge of a
double header for Stuart opening the
road after the snow storm.
A crowd of young people had a
sweet time y at the Burnside home
one day last week. The girls were all
"stuck up' and their hair was done
up in kinks that lasted several days.
Fred Vermilya has ordered a Cres-
cent bicycle of the latest pattern for
Lloyd Hayes. 1t will be here in a few
days and as soon as the roads will per-
NIT, Lloyd will take plenty of outdoor
exercise.
| Thos. English, an old time friend of
| Samuel SwitZer, came up from Willis
ca, last week and visited several days.
Mr.. English is a large land holder,
having third interest in thirteen
hundred acre tract of land.
Gregg Wolfe, while looking about
his engine the other day, leant over
TO see that everything was all right
when the igniting tube blew ont, fill
ing his eyes with dust and striking
his forehead causing an ugly cash.
He now wears colored glasses.
House painting, decorating, grain
ing and paper hanging done in first
class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. Estimates furnished on
application at residence and shop,
or at Roberts drug store. If
F. J. HENsHALL.
A. III. Needles received word from
Washington Sunday morning that his
application for an increase Of pension
was rejected. The application was
filed November 10th, 1896 and after
the lapse of time during which he has
been growing more deaf, his cause has
been turned aside.
We see by the program of the Fruit
Growers Association that E. n. Tag.
CART of the Audubon Nursery, has
been assigned the subject, Care and
Management of Cherry Orchards
Mr. Taggart ranks high among the
men who are interested in the fruit
industry Of the state.
Ed. Van Gorder and wife started t.
take the train for Extra Sunday morn
ing, but found they We're few min
utes late, so they hired Herm Refine
mund to drive them down through
the snow. They had pleasant day
at the home Of Ed. Delahoyde anC
| wife in the Heights, paying them fol
the trip.
Geo. Weighton has vaccinated owe
six hundred head Of cattle this spring
and is busy every day, having NOR,
than he can do. The subject of vacci
nation is one of interest to all stoci
growers and those who have studied
it and tested it, give it their hearty en-
dorsement, believing that it is all thai
| is claimed for it.
The oftener you hear William Haw
ley Smith the oftener you want to.
John Davis, II. A. Miller Owen Davi
and j. III. Maharg left Monday even
ing for Rolfe, Iowa, to attend a large
sale of fine cattle. These men all
have herds of fine bred cattle tina
! rank well with the best herds of tin
state, having for several years pas
been adding to their herds from tn
best breeders that could be found
They will attend three different sales
before returning, and if there is any.
T thing they can buy that will improv,
their herds, they will be bought re
CARELESS of price. We are glad to
have men with progressive ideas VIII
are ready and willing to improve the
county's resources, assist their neigh
bors and gain profit thereby fol
themselves.