Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-23
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A. H. Roberts.
Ira Drake is assisting in the county
recorders office during the absence of
Recorder Esbeck.
a. ID. Arney shipped fine horse to
Wilton, Wednesday, He accompanied
1T to see that 1T was properly cared for.
Dave Workman is behind the coun-
tiers at Matthias shoe store, during AL
bert's absence on the Port Arthur eX-
curSiOn.
Curt Ping is working for Geo. w.
Preston. Curt is an old hand and it
seems natural to see him waiting on
the customers.
The Christian Endeavor Society
have pledged $4,000 more for the new
church, having raised 100000 which
they had pledged before.
John OFT will move his shoe store
from his present location to the Will
liam Nellie building. He will move
sometime during the first part of April.
Anyone wishing tickets for William
Hawley Smith lecture can address a
letter to F. p. Hooker, Audubon, and
the best seats then obtainable, will be
reserved.
Ada Kuhn and Roy Smith, two of
the coming graduates of the High
School, will go to Ames the first of
August to attend school at the State
Agricultural College.
The young people met with Will
McFarlane at the home of his parents
on the hill, the other evening and had
a erry-go-round." All present de-
clare it one of the most pleasant even
ings of the season.
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marriage licenses to the following per-
sons this week: L. G. Jordan and
Orrel Hughes, c. j. Park house and
Mary Alice Spear, Everett Norton and
Emma Northup, Charles E. Zion and
Ella Moore.
Miss Alma Frohne, who will have
charge of j. F. Russelps millinery de-
partment, arrived Friday and Is busy
making preparations for one of the
finest openings ever in town. She is
a pleasant and attractive lady under
standing the latest in her department.
Nate Carper finds the neck yoke
business increasing. Men engaged in
manufacturing have examined it and
say that it is one of the best patents
they have seen. They are selling faster
than they can get them out. Many in
the country have already purchased
one and all who have used them pro-
nounced it the most superior they
have ever used.
The Methodist Sunday school will
observe Easter Sunday as Children's
Missionary day. The children will
take part in the exercises. A good
program has been prepared and the
children are already making arrange
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teachers and officers are all working
in concert so as to give an attractive
and profitable entertainment. Easter
Sunday comes on the I'd of April.
The following are the teachers for
the salary per month being thirty
dollars:
No. Mae Schneider.
No. Sadie Eby.
No Frances Morrissey.
No. Emma Fenton.
No. 5-Mae McIlvane.
No Katie Mcclure.
No. Ella Mcclure.
No. s Eta Burr.
No. 8 Winnie White.
The city election will be held the
coming Monday. There seems to be
little or no interest taken in the matter,
all being so well satisfied with the eau
Gus nominees that no other ticket was
placed in the field. Messls w. H.
Net1 and J. B. Doak, the retiring
cOuncilmen, We're renominated, show
ing that their actions are commenda-
bic, and meet with universal approval
ID. l.. Freeman is the only candidate
for city recorder.
A happy crowd of noble sons and
winsome daughters went out to Rob-
ert Henderson's comfortable home
Monday night and had a jubilee time.
Every one knows what it is to be en-
tertained at the Henderson home and
the following gay youngsters, most of
whom are members of his Sunday
school class, report that they never
had such time before:
Nelson Cowles, Anna Viewer,
George Viewer, Auda Kelly,
Will Baylor, Irama Tharnish,
Chas. Burnside, Beatrice Nash,
Bertha Musson, Mable Keith,
Florence Cole, Nora Oelke,
Myrtle Brown.
tors of the Agricultural Society last
Saturday was one of the best ever
held in the county, the attendance
t'iiNa AiitNi>' SoA t.too1liS, lliN
of the year H. D. Woodward, Geo.
W. Hoover and f. M. Rice were APP
pointed committee to revise the pre-
MUM list. A great many corrections
are needed and the people can expect
a revision that will meet wants and
requirements OF all exhibitors. The
people are more and more interested in
the county fair each year and owing to
the prosperous times we are enjoying
there is no doubt but that the exhibit
in every department will exceed for
mer years and the attendance will
swell the gate receipts beyond the ex-
pectations of those in charge. The
following persons We're appointed
superintendent Of departments:
Horses and Mules ----G Geo. Foley
CATTLE ------- o. p. Tyler
Swine -----------.J. c. Burkey
Poultry L. G. Kopp
Farm Product .-------- Samuel Cramer
Honna Mann fa ot,,raS Oco,, IJ,,,.