Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-02

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McGuire's grocery store, Audubon,
Iowa.
John Doak was in Extra, Tuesday,
attending to business matters.
Carpenters are busy this week re-
pairing the roof of the Methodist
church.
Rev. r. w. Matheney attended the
| District Conference at Adair the first
of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Bagley went to Man
ming, Wednesday, to visit with friends
in that city.
c. G. Call has secured the contract for
carrying the mail from Audubon to
| Viola township.
Harry Arnold returned from few
days business trip to Omaha, We'd
nesday morning.
Thos. Egan returned home from
South Dakota Tuesday where he has
been for some time.
John Norris was up from Cass
county the first of the week looking
after business matters.
Frank Hensley, of Extra, was in
town the first of the week attending
to some business matters.
Martin Esbeck went to Council
Bluffs, Monday, where he is spending
the week attending to business.
Nels futon returned Wednesday
evening from northwestern Nebraska
and will make his friends visit.
Ed. Freeman returned home from
Danbury, Saturday, where he has
been working the past few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. H. Henshaw and Mrs. H.
K. Prather, of Extra, were visiting
their Audubon friends Wednesday.
A sweet little girl baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Milford last Thurs
day and the proud parents are happy.
/ Chas. McLeran received fine new
chair for his dental parlors Wednes-
day. 1t is one of the finest and latest
improved patterns.
If Rev. McIntire was to happen on
the streets some of these chilly morn
ings he would see that all of us are
"buttoned-up-people."
Mrs. ]. Fl. Mosier intends to 90 to
the Sanitarium at Battle Creek. Mich
igan as soon as her health will admit
of her making the trip.
Mrs Lizzie Campbell, sister of Mrs.
Will Doak, arrived from Sterling,
Nebraska Monday evening, and is en-
joying pleasant visit.
Mrs. McCracken, sister of Mrs. J. F..
Hinkhouse returned to her home in
Montana, Tuesday, after having had a
most pleasant and enjoyable visit.
Frank Reinemund is out at the SOM
ers Bros. place in Douglas township
doing large job of tin work on a fine
large house they have just completed.
The regular church services will be
held in the various churches Sunday.
as the dedication of the Presbyterian
church has been postponed indefinite.
ly.
Mrs. a. H. Needles and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Beems. left for Mapleton
Tuesday, where they expect to have a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends.
John Gates accompanied ]. II.
Jones to FIT Madison last week and
returned by the way Of Marshalltown,
where he visited with relatives and
friends.
Hal Dickev left for Oklahoma We'd.
nesdav where he will spend the com.
ing winter Hal is a rustler and we
hope to see him make himself com.
Portable home.
! Robert Wilev returned home from
4 Cass county, Monday where he had
been visiting for few DAYS with q
! sister. He went down across the
: country with a team.
j. H. Jones went to Fort Madison
: last Saturday evening having Eugene
) Kennedy, in charge who was senten.
ced to twenty months in the peniten-
tiary as we stated last week.
Kellar Leet received fine driving
3 train from Aurora, Illinois, Wednes
day. They are fine team of well
matched BAYS and are the speediest
) double driving team in the county.
Chas. VanGorder received from his
old time friend, Dave McAnulty, who
is now superintendent in the state
penltentiary at TT. Madison, beauti
( full cane as token and tribute Of
3 friendship.
Will Donaldson has bought Oar
kerWln's oil route and has taker
charge of the same. Will is hustler
and we are glad to see him secure sucl
profitable employment, and that he is
4 to remain in Audubon.
The Halloween Sociable given Tues
day night in the church parlors of the
: Methodist church under the auspice.
of the Epworth League, was pleasan,
and profitable affair. The rooms were
richly and Hastily decorated and thu
s surroundings were such that the larg,
3 crowd of youngsters passed most de
8 lightful evening.
8 Plat Harris returned from Cas-
) county, Tuesday evening, where h,
2 had been trying to find as good farm
) as the one he recently sold in Hamlil
s township for $500 an acre. Plat
does not seem to want to leave Audi
& bon county and we hope to soon re
; port that he has bought another farm
intending to remain with u.s.
y DR., c. B. Wilder, of Atlantic, wa.
y called in consultation with Gleason {
: Fulton, Wednesday, owing to the pre-
carious condition of G.B. Russell who's,
!, health has been failing very rapidly O
{, late. His condition causes no seriou.
h alarm but it was drought to be pru