Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30

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William Hawley Smith at Audubon
on April Z.
| Go to Roberts for Sherwin-Wil-
liams ready mixed paints.
Mrs. A. G. Guernsey, of Extra, was
in the city Monday between trains.
Lizzie and Nellie Evans returned
from an extended visit at Fontanelle,
Monday evening.
Miss Ella Hurd passed from Friday
until Tuesday at Coon Rapids with A.
G. Steele and family.
Mrs. Arthur Baker still continues to
be very low. The doctors fear her all
ment is appendicitis.
Ed. Troxel sold fine span of black
driving horses to Farguson & Refine
mund Monday for $3.50.
Edgar Smith, of Viola, and J. C..
Jensen, Of Sharon, each purchased
Superior Seeders of Hoover, Wednes-
day
Chris DISCARD, Of Douglas township,
left Monday evening for visit with
friends at Extra and a brother at Har-
Ian.
Fred Bradshaw has moved into the
property formerly occupied by Mr..
Palmer, west of the Northwestern
depot.
Riley Jones has moved into part
of the house across the street north of
Drayman johnson on North Wash
ington.
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last week for Des Moines to commence
ing firm.
Flemming Sears returned Monday
morning from a ten days visit at his
old home, Desota, with his relatives
and friends.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
Miss Lizzie Scbrieber returned from
Carroll, Sunday, where she had been
having her eyes treated. Her eyes are
very much benefited by the treatment.
0. B. Train, L. j. Hill and P. S.
Carolan went out in Greeley township
Monday to assess the damages occa-
stoned by the establishment Of high
way on section 32.
H. d. Woodward received the "Year
, Book from the American Trotting AS.
ISOLATION, Wednesday. 1t is very
necessary and interesting book to fail
officials and horsemen.
The matrimonial season seems to be
at hand. License has been issued to
several couple this week and there is
some for next week. We love to ring
those merry wedding bells and next
week. sweet will be there chime.
Matt Williams just received from
Topeka, Kansas the standard bred
horse, Paul Revere, he's fine horse
Sire Baron Wilks; dam by Robert
McGregor. Mr.. Williams will get an
other horse from Elliott, Winslow
Wilks.
Geo. Kellogg returned Wednesday
from Port Arthur, Texas. We under
stand he had pleasant trip and thai
the balance of the crowd will be home
in few days. We did not learn
whether any of the boys purchased
3 land or not.
f. A. Buthweg's team took the bits
3 between their teeth last Friday ant
! fairly made things scatter in lively
i turn around a few blocks. The only
article that come out whole, withou
scracth, was one of Nate Carper'
patent neck yokes.
Word was received the last OF tn,
week from Frank Robinson, who is a
Beresford, S. d., putting up stand
8 pipe, that he met with an acciden
which will cause him to lay off for, a
least, two weeks. The nature of thu
8 accident and how he met with it wa
2 not stated.
. house and will have two fine porche
3 built that will add much to the an
81 pearance and comfort of the place. III
q will have it painted in latest colors
< which when done will help the ap
s. pearance of the corner of Church ST
q and Upper Broadway.
s. Geo. W. Ellis, the city treasurer
3 does not seem to be shrinking from
s his duty. We notice that on Januar.
81 3D. he assessed two buildings on lowe
g quors contrary to law, with mule
8 tax of 100000 against each of then
q One of the buildings belongs to Nj
s Larsen, of Elkhorn, and the other t
s. V. S. Cook, of Carroll. The assess
a ment was placed on file in the count
s auditors office, February 14th.
The Audubon Cemetery Associatio
"a of Audubon, have gotten out a nea
q book of bylaws and regulations an
81 have named the new cemetery Airing
3 ton Heights. A good many famil
K lots have been sold. AS soon as sprin
W opens the officials intend to have man
Is beautiful trees plants and shrub
q planted, many flower beds construc
ed, walks and drives laid and sue
Is other improvements as will add beaut
X to the silent city of the dead.
" "Ani those who come, because they love
~ The m99ldering frame that lies below,
y Shall find their anguish half removed,
- While that sweet spot shall sooth their woe.
The notes of happy birds alone
Shall there disturb the silent air,
And when the cheerful sun goes down,
e His beams shall linnnr lnnnaSt thnra y