Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
John Flynn, Of Douglas township.
will depart the first of the for Nebras-

The city council at their last week
meeting granted permits to sell intox-
icating liquars to Jack O'Brien and
Chas. Isham.
Mrs. A. F. Drake returned home
Wednesday from several days visit
with relatives at Davenport and other
points in eastern Iowa and western
Illinois.
Daniel Lynch while working, several
feet high on scatfold one day the
first of the week, fell and badly in
jured his left arm. He will likely be
laid up from work several days.
t. F. Myers and j. NJ. Graham were
transacting business in Atlantic, Mon
day. Mr.. Myers went from there to
the eastern part of state and different
points in Illinois to visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Pet Hart, the efficient and pop
ular clerk at j. F. Russell's dry goods
emporium, will take up herabode at the
Schrieber home in Prospect Park, ow-
ing to the departure of her mother to
Valley Junction.
Herman Micka, an implement man,
who is always in good humor, was in
the city Wednesday looking after his
trade at this point. His smile is broad
and his heart large and always gets
business wherever he goes.
Miss Mary Wilson received very
beautiful as we'll as expensive ring
from her friend, Fannie Matthews, Of
Lincoln, Nebraska. 1t is lovely
small band ring set with diamond.
Misc Wilson ri !, frif Ia; Ill
Lou Grevsmuhl is working in Nc
karahan's hardware store during c..
w. Stoves absence at the tourna-
ment. After ne quits work at the
store III the evenings, he goes to the
elevator and elevates grain until II 100
at night.
VIM. Armstrong, eX-sheritf and one
Of the best farmers in the county, was
called to Upshire county, West Nir-
ginia, today to see his aged father who
is very poorly. This is his first visit
to his native state for several years.
He will be gone about four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Patterson and
son, Earl, and daughter, Blanch, of
Carroll, drove down Saturday after
noon and remained over Sunday with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weighton, at their country home
north of town.
a cablegram was received last
Thursday by Ed. Bilharz from his
folks stating they had arrived at
Queenstown safely. He expects let
ter from them this week. As a cable
gram is very expensive only few
words Wore sent.
The case of Joe Cam VS.. Ceronik,
over some colts which Joe had levied
on and sold, will come up for hearing
before Justice Blume, Saturday or the
first of the week. 1t seems that the
colts We're levied on as the property of
one Of the boys and now Mrs. Ceronik
steps in and claim they We're her prop
erty.
Hugh Murray. who had his leg am
putated about four weeks ago, is re-
ported getting along as we'll as could
be expected and for the first time since
the operation set up in bed Tuesday.
We are pleased to announce that he is
feeling so strong and doing so splen-
dldly.
Little Lucele Brooks entertained
about fifteen Of her little lady play
mates at tea on their beautiful lawn
Tuesday afternoon. After tea games
We're INDUCED in and the few hours
before the setting of the sun was passed
in most enjoyable manner Her lit
tie friends pronounce her royal en-
tertainer.
Bogue Rhodes. who has been fol-
| or Sc, Io,
at the Wieland old stand, now owned
by B. w. Monk. Bogue will be re:
membered by many who witnessed
the boxing match between he and
Tally Owen some five years ago at the
| Citizens bank hall
Mrs. Robert Talbot and little daugh
ter, Cecil, of Cherokee, are expected al
the Chas. Talbot home this week tC
make them a visit of several days
Vera Talbot, who has been visiting
with he grandparents at Carroll fol
some time, will join them at Carol
and return to Audubon.
| w. H. Neff headed another delega
ton for Texas, Tuesday, passing down
over the Rock Island. He was accom-
panied by B. X. Griffith, J. NJ. Holli
day and N. L. Ray. They will go tt
Galveston, pass few days then 60 GU,
and view the vast acres of fine prairie
land that is being taken up rapidly by
northern men.
il A. H. Roberts expects the arrival
daily of his father, ]. D. Roberts, who
resides at Mt. Pleasant. He is nov
visiting with another son at Platts
moth, Nebraska, and will stop here OF
his return home. He comes more es
pecially to see the only great-grand
child he has, the little daughter 0
Ralph Roberts.
DR.. Miller enjoyed few hours visit
from his brother, ]. w. Miller, Of Win
!, terset Wednesday. He brought one 0
, his fine horses up to Matt Williams t.
| have tracked. He will be remember
ed by many as the man who drov'
the second best horse in the free 70
all race during the fair two years ago
when the race was won in 2:l7.
J, Mrs F. P. Bradley and little son, o
!, Council Bluffs, arrived in Audubon
r Saturday and are the guest of Mrs
!, w. H. Cowles and numerous othe
friends. Charlie Bradley, who com
, pleted the collegiate course at the Stat
University at Iowa City two week
ago, will take up the law course tn
! next term. He is now visiting witt
frion6c IN tho ri Of tho or tr