Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-19

d. w. Fullerton returned from Coun-
ell Bluffs Saturday evening, where he
had been attending to his duties as
constabe
Mrs. w. w. Smith and her daughter
Theresa leave Friday for Deniaon to
visit over Sunday with Rev. Ilgenfritz
and FIRMLY.
e. Bilhan & Son put 10000 pounds
of sugar upstairs this week. More
sweetness than you can find in any
spot in town.
Mrs. Lou Lee, who has been con-
fined to her bed for seven weeks, was
able to walk across the room Tuesday
for the first time.
Mrs. Alice Sweringer, who has been
visiting for several weeks with her
parents, j. A. Overholtzer and family,
will return to her home in Marshall
county Friday.
Mrs. Hollenbeck and baby went to
Manning, Friday, to visit with her
parents, while "Docn goes to Chicago
to attend to business.
Theo. f. Myers, one of Audubon's
most popular attorneys, went to Oma-
ha, Saturday, to look after business be-
longing to his profession.
Charley Stops, a former Audubon
county boy, arrived from Fonda, Poca-
hontas county, to visit with relatives
and friends of his boyhood.
James Stock, brother of Mrs. C. w.
Evans, was called here from his home
at Mingo, Iowa, owing to the sickness
of Francis Armstrong; baby.
B. I. Salinger went to Des Moines
Wednesday. evening to meet the rail
road commissioners. He returned in
time for court Thursday morning.
There will be a happy wedding in
the suburbs of the city in the near fu-
ture. A lovely girl and a noble young
man will fight life's battles together.
1. w. Baker will move into the j.
M. McCarahan house about March l.,
when w. w. belong expects to move
to town from his Melville township
farm.
7. III. Beason has rented his farm
east of town to Sam Hunter. He will
move to Pierce, Neb., about the first
of February to look after his farm at
that place.
The members of the Columbian club
will furnish the supper for the X. P.
banquet. They will receive 81 90 cover
and the profits will go for the benefit
of the library.
Frank CRANKY, who has been visit
inr for cOnpn tinpn of tho hop,a IF hoy,
iel Lynch, returned to Belle PLANE.
Frank Alice went with him and will
make it his future home.
j. Il. Minor and his son Harry drove
across to Harlan, Monday,to see about
his music store which he has recently
opened. John may move his family
next spring if the business will war.
rant it.
The progressive whist club will be
entertained this coming Friday even
ing by Mary and Myrtle Wilson. This
club is composed of twenty of oul
young people, who meet every Friday
evening.
e. n. Taggart has peen staying il
town for some time past, during the
time his home has been quarantined
He went home Wednesday with :
broad smile, glad his family had re
covered.
Leland Howard of Madison count,
is visiting at the home of J. d. Mana
han southeast of town. He also visit
ed with John Lovelace, who used tt
trot him on his knea when he was
baby boy.
Miss Rosie, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Weighton, was taken with
a severe attack of Group while in towr
a few days. She was taken to Mr.
McFarlanes home. where she has beer
cared for since.
A. w. Bailey of Melville township
who has been in the hospital at Ola
rinda receiving treatment, died las
Saturday. e. N. Taggart had beer
appointed guardian, and will look afte
| his farm and other interests.
The Catholic church will give fai
sometime in February. The date il
not fixed but due preparation is bein,
made. You may look for one of tn,
largest and most successful fairs givel
by any OF the churches this year.
Fred Blume went to Des Moines, OF
Monday, to take examination befor
the Supreme Court. for admission t.
practice law at the bar of justice. Ere,
will pass the examination and be ad
mitted to practice, and we predict TO
him a bright and successful future.
The town council has an ordinanc
before it, and which has passed it
first reading, fixing the saloon licens
at $1,000. This is the first step, AM
there is no doubt but in the near flu
ture there will be someone ready t
meet the requirements of the law AM
open saloon.
The band was reorganized last Mon
day evening and intend to practice VI
so they will be able to furnish must
for all public occasions in name
that will be creditable to the town
The town has not given the band tn
support they have deserved but it i
hoped under the new management
they will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts gave
small dinner party Tuesday evening
| This is the season IF tho wear WhaI