Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
JOHN n. MOSIER,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
Does General Law Business.
Settlement of Estates a Specially
Office in Overho1tzer Block.
AUDUBON, IOWA

AUDUBON. IOWA
CI II. Gardner was Smelling and
marketing a part of his corn crop the
first of the week.
Elmer Elsberry, from Nebraska, is
visiting with relatives and many for
melr friends in Douglas township.
Parties We're here the first of the
week from Defiance trying to nego-
tiate for the Commercial House.
Is II. H. Jenkins, of Brayton, was a
business visitor at the court house
Tuesday forenoon. Ike mas sold his
farm and was up looking up some of
THE records.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Priestley have
al very sick girl. She has been i'll for
spme months past but her condition
BIAS grown worse the past week and it
rs feared that her condition will tax
fhe skill of the attending physician.
The South Platte Valley, Colorado.
'lThe place for enterprising business
men, farmers and stock raisers to To-
Ecate. Excursion February 9th.
GEO. E. KELLOGG,
hA AuuuDOIl, Iowa.
The Warren Featherbone Co.. of
Three Oaks, Mich, will buy your
fquills and feathers, and pay YOU cash
for them. Write for their booklet
Quilts and Feathers" which gives
lnformation on methods of packing
and promptness of returns.
Mrs. Allen, who has been assisting
/ Il
the Methodist church has gone home
to Atlantic. During the time she as
sisted in the meetings there were II
accessions to the church. Her work
was we'll received by the public and
she has proven to be q sincere and
earnest worker.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish and her
son Frank went down to Atlantic last
Saturday to attend the funeral of her
nephew-R. s. Breen-who died last
week at Phoenix, Arizona. The de-
ceased was inferred In Atlantic Sun
day. His wife is still in Phoenix and
lost her child the day after the death
of her husband.
| OF Mease and George Everetts and
about dozen Others have formed a
stock company and purchased fine
Percheron horse, paying $4,000 for the
same. They purchased it of Durham &
Co., OF Wayne, Ill. This is one of the
pest known importing companies in
the United States and gives assurance
to the quality of the animal.
Miss Lucy Fredericksen has secured
position as saleslady in j. F. Rus
selPs dry goods emporium and com
menced work last Monday. She is a
yonng lady of pleasing address, ,cour
teOus IN her manners and has MANY
friends. She understands how to
meet the public and will soon widen
her circle of acquaintance.
Dave Randolph arrived home from
Linn county Saturday where he pur-
chased fine Percheron stallion. The
animal is beauty being of smooth
Dulld, good action and neat and trim.
he weighs 1900 pounds is FIVE years
old and dark black color. Dave has
three good animals and does not de-
sire 10 keep them all so some one can
get good horse at bargain.
Isabella Mcfarland entertained
number of her young friends Last Sat
urday from two till six, in the spa-
cious parlors of her fathers home on
East Division street. Miss Isabella's
winsome cordiality threw such a
homelike welcome to each guest, that
every one was at ease as soon as thew
entered the pleasant parlors and en-
gagged with spirit in the enjoyment of
the reception.
A. I. Fredericks, father of Il. ].
ialy
from Hamburg, Iowa, to make Tom a
a visit. The father has reached the
mature age of n years, but retains the
agility and sprightIiness of man
much younger. This is attested bv
the fact, that wishing to surprise
Tom, he arrived in town on the even
ing train and walked out to his place,
distance of about four miles. Few
men of the age of II could do this.
II. Fl. Northup was married on
Thursday OF last week to Mrs. Sulli-
van, at Clay Center, Nebraska, they
leaving the next day for Iowa points.
The Leader joins with host of Pierce
county friends in extending hearty
congratulations and good wishes to
Mr. and Mrs. Northup, They are ex-
pected in Pierce today or tomorrow
ana VIII Visit here few days before
departing for Fairfield where they
will reside. Mr.. Northup was recently
elected general supervisor of state
agents of a mutual hog insurance as
ISOLATION having headquarters in Fair
neld and his new position renders
change of residence necessary. Pierce
County Leader.
The members of the fire department
have been intending for some time
past to hold a Fair and give supper
in the near future, but owing to the
many entertainments that will claim
the attention OF the public they have
decided to postpone the meeting until
st. Patrick's Day, March II. The
boys are DESTROYS of raising money by
this means so they may be able to pur-
chase the latest and best improved
racing cart, SO that they may be able
to be present at the next annual tourn-
ament of the volunteer fire depart
ments of the state. The boys have the
assurance of the hearty support of the
business men in this movement and