Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Faulkner are the
baby, born to them Tuesday.
Mrs. c. H. Getchell, of Des NIoines,
arrived Saturday and is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Van Gorder.
John Lohner, of Extra, was the over
guest of Miss Bonnesen. John
is quite frequent visitor in our city
of late.
Miss Lavisa Overholtzer departed
for Marshalltown, Tuesday, where she
will spend the summer vacation with
her sister.
The Nash residence properties on
Church street are being reprinted
which helps to tone up one ofth finest
streets in town.
Theo. Morrow went out to Pierce
county, Nebraska, Tuesday, to look
after his large land possessions which
he has in that county.
Miss Anna Burk and lady friend, OF
Omaha, are in the city this week visit
ing with her brother, Chris Birk, on
South Washington street.
j. 3. Doak went down sixty miles
south of Kansas City, Tuesday, to
look at land, and if it suits he will
make an extensive purchase.
DR.. R. F. Childs enjoyed a pleasant
three days visit from his father and
mother. of Council Bluffs this week.
They returned home Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Stotts has arrived safely
at Sheridan, Wyoming, where she
will spend the summer. She antici.
pates pleasant time in the noun
tains.
Chas. Van Gorder is among the
many who attended the tournament
at Missouri Valley this week. He
visited while there with old acquain.
tances.
Mrs. Settlemeier, of near the north
line of the county, was IN Audubon
Wednesday, taking advantage of tn 6
many bargains offered by our mer.
chants.
Ed. B. Cousins has been granted a
pension of eight dollars month. One
by one the soldiers of the Rebellion are
rewarded, partially, for the hardships
they endured.
Miss Dollie Moore, who has been
passing the winter and spring months
with her brother and other relatives
at Streator. Illinois, returned home
the last OF the week.
\ jolly good natured crowd Of young
folks gathered at the Frank Mays
home in Greeley township, Tuesday
night and passed the evening pleas.
antly in social games of all kinds.
J. B. Doak & Co., shipped and sold
to firm in Ottumwa, close onto ten
thousand pounds of wool this week
This looks as though the sheep indus
try was getting a foothold in Audi
bon county.
w. R. Copeland was in the county
seat, Wednesday,, between the morn
ing and noon train, on business con
nected with his large law practice b,
enjoys in Extra, and which calls hin
up here so often.
Geo. Viewer and Nelson Cowles roaC
up to B. G. Brooktield's in Lincoln
township, Sunday, on their bikes
The boys say it was an excellent work
out and declare the thermometer reg
istered l20 : in the shade.
Misses Maud Doak amp Bertha Fan
guson drove down to Mr.. Bintner'
south of Oakfeld Tuesday to remain
several days with the Misses Bintnel
They will also visit friends near A,
lantic before returning home,
Judge Green went down to Atlantic
Wednesday noon to open court, bu
on account of the funeral of Fran
Temple, very highly respected mem
Der of the Cass county bar, court wa
not called until in the evening.
Lyman Kelley went out to Samue
Atkinson's in Greeley township on
day the first of the week and put i
one of those cisterns that never cract
Mr.. Kelly also has the contract t
plaster the Maharg schoolhouse i
Melville township, which he will d
in the near future.
VIM. Cowles. ]. H. Kate, Fran
Herndon and Rev. Hinkhouse, too
their fishing tackel, cooking utensi
loaded in John Kare's spring travelin
wagon and pulled out Monday morl
ing for Wall Lake, to put in a wee
fishing. They expect to return HON
Saturday. If this weather continues
will be hard sailing.
The large, fine bay horse OF M.
Kennedy's took sick of spasmod
collie Sunday and died Wednesda,
This was, no doubt, one of the be!
bred horses in this country and h
death means loss of over 100000
Mr.. Kennedy, which price he coul
have gotten for him most any time.
have secured the agency for Aud,
bon county for the Duplex Automat
Kisleman wire fence machine wit
which over 100 different styles of FEM
can be woven. Any one wanting
buy machine so they can build the
own fence, or want fence built, adore
me at Audubon, Iowa. Full partic1
lars and prompt attention will
given. j. B. TRUNNEL.
Drs. Knowles & Bayles, gradual.
from the school of osteopathy situate
at Kirksville, Mo-, and also of D.
Moines, have rented rooms F:
the Park hotel and opened up an Off
and expect to permanently locate her
They will have branch Office at Elk
ra where one of them will be foun
three days Of each week. Their hea,
quarters at Extra will be at the hot
Henry.