Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-16
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Mrs. S. r. Stanley, of Stuart, visited
at the home of DR.. Clark, Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Hunter is having Frank
Henshall repaper and repaint her
house.
George Slayton sold good horse,
Monday, at Farguson & Reinemund's
livery barn.
Mack Mccall is moving, this week,
into the property he bought last week
from John Kate.
J. H. Kate is moving into the house
recently vacated by August Oelke, in
the east part of town.
Charley Zion is papering and paint
ing for August Oelke, in the Yaggy
house, in Prospect Park.
John Reuschling and Harvey Ma
harg each sold horse for the eastern
markets, the last of the week for $50.
Geo. Northup caught cold while
moving out onto the Bishop farm last
week and as a consequence he was con-
fined to his bed for few days.
John Forester shipped carload of
horses, Wednesday evening, which he
intends to export. They were the
best lot of horses that ever left the
town.
f. n. Taggart left the busy scenes of
his nursery business behind. Tuesday
evening, and allowed the X. of p. boys
to give him instructions in the second
degree of the order, at Castle Hall.
The Ladies' Society of the M. E..
church will give ''Picture Socialu at
the church parlors on Thursday even
ing, March %, at eight O'clock. Re
freshments will be served. All are
invited.
Jason Clifford, having closed the bust
ness he came to transact, departed
Wednesday for Carl, Adams county,
where his wife is visiting. They will
in few days.
|. T. Hallock was up from Brayton,
Tuesday, and bought fine carload of
young cattle from Doak and Lane. Mr..
Hallock is one of our largest and most
successful feeders and stock raisers and
is always ready to buy good bunch
of cattle
The ladies 9th Presbyterian church
will hold another" Exchange" at Geo.
w. Preston's grocery store, Saturday.
If you want something good to eat for
a Sunday dinner, go and purchase
bread, cake, pies, cookies, Saratoga
chips and everything that is palatable.
Miss Bessie Foreman, daughter of b
G. Foreman, one of our former citl-
zens, arrived from Chicago, Saturday,
and is visiting Miss Anna Viewer.
She will be we'll remembered by many
as bright, sweet little girl, but now
she is a graceful and accomplished
young lady.
Miss Vivian Hinshaw, came uE
from Indianola, Saturday, to visi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc. Clark before they
leave for their new home in Cedar
Rapids. Miss Hinshaw in her visits
here has made many warm friends
and acquaintance who are always
pleased to see her and to assist in en-
tertaining her. The young people will
have merry time while she is here.
John Nailor, of Melville township
sold a fine four-year old horse last
week to Stewart Bros. of Franklin
Grove, Illinois, for $4,000. 1t may
be that it does not pay to raise horses
but those who are fortunate enough tc
have few good young animals fol
sale, are sorry that they have not
been raising and fitting more for the
market.
The school election Monday wa:
contested with some interest and
good vote was polled. Two ticket.
were in the field, both being made VI
of good men. Chas. Van Gorder and
ID. G. Mott constituted one and Theo
+. Myers and Geo. w. Hoover tn,
other. The latter ticket was elected
by majority of about sixty votes
The schools will not suffer at thei
hands as both have been members 0
the board in former years, and ar
we'll qualified to discharge the dutie
of the office to which they have beer
elected.
The Presbyterian church was sol,
.. Wednesday evening to Gregg Wolf
for 5000. 1t is to be removed at one
as the plans and specifications for TIL
new editice are nearly completed ant
the work will commence as soon a
possible. The coming Sunday will
witness the closing service in the oil
, building which has been used as
i, place of worship since the foundin
of the town. 1t will be an impressiv
scene to those who have been closel
associated with the interests of tn
church since it was founded.