Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30
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Strictly pure white lead and oil at
A. II. Roberts
Mrs. Chris Prov is suffering with
lagrippe at her home in West Audu-
bon.
The Christian parsonage is being re-
shingled and otherwise improved this
week.
George Moore will move April Sd
into the lines property on North
Church street.
Miss Lillis Hayes is visiting few
days at Ross with Mr.. and Mrs. In
man Sherman.
Mrs. E. ]. Freeman has been quite
ill the past two weeks with complica-
lions of la grippe.
Thos. Hogan and family are moving
into one of the James Davis houses op-
posite the Park hotel.
Thos. F. Musson & Son have lust
finished shipping $4,000 bushels of oats
to the New York markets.
A new tin roof was put on The F.
NJ. Rice restaurant the first of the week.
Chas. Stowe done the work.
Mesdames l.. j. Hill and l.. d.
Phelps went to Des Moines, Friday,
| returning Sunday morning.
"A case of diphtheria was reported by
DR.. Gleason, Monday, at Peter Ander-
sens, six miles west of town.
|
Miss Clara Luse is down from Cam
eron township this week visiting with
Miss Ford and her many friends.
Des Moines, Saturday, to spend her
spring vacation. She is a student in
Miss Clark's Female Seminary.
Frank Mantz came home from Lin
coin, Nebraska, Friday to spend a
short vacation. Frank is getting
along finely with his school work.
Lois Stuart returned home from
Davenport, Sunday morning. She is
a student at st. Catharene's Hall and
came home to spend her spring vaca-
ton.
Bell's Audubon Band will give a
concert at the Opera House, on Tues
day evening, April 4th. An excellent
musical program has been prepared.
Don't fail to attend.
Chas. Van Gorder, E. J. Freeman,
John A. Nash and H. w. Hanna went
to Extra Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Edison Herrick one of the early
pioneers of the county.
Ed. Van Gorder has received fine
tandem bicycle, one of the latest of the
Columbia patterns. He purchased
it from Ed. Dickinson who is agent
for the Columbia people.
W.D Walden, division superintend-
ent of construction of the North
Western railway, with headquarters
at Boone, was in town Tuesday even
ing looking after business
j. J. Wieland has rented the rooms
recently occupied by j. F. Russell over
Burdick's store in the Burnside build
ing, where he and his family will
take up their residence at once.
l.. Finnerty, one of Lincoln town
ships progressive farmers, was in the
city Monday looking after his taxes
and property he owns in this place.
The place occupied by Joe Richards is
owned by him.
Mrs. Matte Jarmon, who for several
months has resided in Guthrie Center,
removed to West Audubon the last of
the week. Robert Ewing returned
with her and will make his home
with her.
Joe Cam started with crowd of
land seekers Tuesday, for Sioux Falls,
S. d., and Worthington, MINI. Joe
is a successful real estate dealer and
always has choice lot of lands on his
list for the land seekers.
Florence Kelly, Clara Luse, Eta
Brown, Irma Tharnish, Auda Kelly,
Myrtle Brown and Eva Luse are in
vited to spend Thursday evening with
the Misses Davis at their pleasant
home in the suburbs of the city.
John Musson has secured the agency
for the Eclipse bicycles, which is one
of the finest we have seen on the mar
ket. 1t has an automatic coaster and
brake. Those desiring to purchase a
wheel of the latest patterns and i'm.
provements would do well to examine
his.
James Lidd returned Saturday noon
to Clarinda to get his family, who re-
| turned to Audubon with him Tuesday
evening. They have rented one Of the
d. w. Matthias houses, in the east part
of town, which they will occupy al
i once. AS soon as he can find place
that suits him he will buy, as he has
come to stay.
Gus Keith started Tuesday morn
ing for st. Joe, Mo-, where he will, i
he daesn't find a better job, return tt
work in a European restaurant as heaC
day man, which position he held be
3 fore enlisting in the 4th Missouri
infantry. Gus makes and leaves many
friends wherever he goes and is al
honest and trusty young man.
County Superintendent Spencer will