Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-30


Read the Grand Leader advertise
ment. They do as they advertise.
Hart & Eddy have just completed
putting in fine storm windows in the
+. M. Leet mansion.
County Attorney j. NJ. Graham was
down to Extra Wednesday looking
after business interests.
H. f. Andrews was up from Extra
Wednesday attending to his duties as
one of the insane commissioners.
Miss Julia Wilson has been sick for
the past few days being unable to have
charge of her room in the school.
Dan Lynch has been up to George
Gray's for the past week laying the
foundation for Mr.. Gray's large barns.
Clarence Drake has not been able to
be at work at his case in the Advo-
cate office this week owing to an Ill
cerated tooth.
Plen Hollenbeck, of Melville town.
ship, will leave next week for Repub-
lie county, Kansas, to have nice visit
with his father.
Judge Lair, of Extra, was in town
Wednesday looking after business
matters and passing the time pleasant
ly with his friends.
j. H. Yaggy arrived from Napier
vile, Illinois, Monday to look after
bushes interests. He returned home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weighton and
family went to Carroll Wednesday
and will eat Thanksgiving dinner
with friends at that place.
Theo. F. Myers left for Des Moines
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with his daughter, Miss Helen who is
attending school at that place.
Mrs. Markham has moved from the
Eyer property by the Court House and
will make her home with her father,
Ben Moore on North Tracy street.
Kellar Leet and Ollie Coon, of the
business at Gray Wednesday in con-
nection with the new bank at that
| place.
Sid Mcguire, of Lorah, was in Au-
dubon Tuesday attending to business.
Sid goes to'Idaho in a few days where
he expects to make his home in the
| future.
The Grand Leader at Audubon took
the town by storm. They do all the
prices and push will do. Don't forget
the Grand Leader.
What will the public do for an
opera house? That is a question of in
terest to the town. Many predictions
are being made for the future but no
move has yet been made.
j. H. Jones and Charley Ferguson
left for Clarinda Wednesday evening
having in charge Samuel Aiken whom
they were taking to the hospital at
that place for treatment of his mind.
Henry kossenhaschen's sale was a
good one everything selling at good
round prices. The sale amounted to
$3.50 and he still has large cribs full of
corn and all kinds of small grain in
the bin.
L. j. U. Smay will commence con-
Quoting special services Saturday even
ing at Fairview schoolhouse in Doug
las township. Mrs. Franklin, Of Sioux
City, will assist in conducting the
services.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Vesta Baxter LaHue's husband is very
sick and that they have gone to Kinks
vile, Missouri, where he is receiving
treatment at at the school Of osteopa-
thy at that place.
Ira Whipple, of Melville township,
was looking after business at Extra
the first of the week. He will leave
next Tuesday for Lyons county, Kan
sas to visit with his brother and take a
look at some farm lands
Joe Richie, the genial representative
of Carter & Hussey, of Des Moines was
in town Tuesday and spent the day
with his friends, the court house boys.
Joe is one of the best known and most
popular men on the road.
Harry Finkbine, the genial auditor
of the Green Bay Lumber Company
was in town Tuesday checking over
the books of the yards at this place.
Manager Adams had everything in
good condition, as he always has.
AlbertiTempleman, brother of Mrs
DR.. Fulton, arrived from Idaho the
first of the week. In company with
Miss Maty Fulton, sister of DR.. Full
ton he went to Atlantic Wednesday
noon after few days very pleasant
visiting.
w. r. Copeland, one Of Extras
leading attorneys, was in town Tues.
day looking after legal matters. Mr..
Copeland enjoys his share of the legal
business of the county and is often
here looking up the records in connec-
ton with his practice.
Invitations have been received an.
nouncing the marriage of Miss Ida
Rollins, of Avoca, to Mr.. Mott Nit
chell, of Earlham, at the home of the
brides parents, December 9Th. Miss
Rollins has many friends here and re-
Gently visited with H. w. Wilson and
family.
S. e. Humphrey, the popular mar
shall of the Wooded City was shak.
ing hands with his friends here Tues.
day. Mr.. Humphrey is to be deputy
sheriff under Sheriff-elect Anderson