Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-22
See Ham Webster for Collie pups.

See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
G. S. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Mrs. Cal Wilson was quite sick the
forepart of the week, but is improving.
VIM Cochran and wife are the
proud parents of baby boy at their
place.
Len Heathcote went to Chicago
Tuesday with stock for Finch &
Northup.
Dick Northup's little girl, who has
been very sick for sometime, is rapid
ly convalescing.
A beautiful baby boy has been intro
duced into the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley are re-
| joiclng over the advent of boy in
their home since last Monday.
Last Tuesday sweet little girl
came to bless and brighten the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Henrickson.
Ed. Prick, Jr., has been in bed most
of the week and unable to attend to
his duties in the store, but is rapidly
improving.
i For Satellite entire livery stock
in the j. P. Tharnish livery barn. Call
or enquire of Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish,
administrative.
A bouncing baby boy COOS and
crows in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Harmon, south of town. The lit
tie stranger put in his appearance last
Saturday.
The sale Of w. B. Davis & Son, held
Tuesday, was one of the largest and
most successful of the winter, amount
ing to some SIS, 700. Everything sold
at fair prices.
Miss Bessie O'Brien will close her
term of school at No. 6, Leroy town
ship next Friday. Miss O'Brien has
taught very successful term, giving
satisfaction to pupils and patrons.
Finch & Northup shipped four cars
of stock to Chicago last Tuesday night,
consisting of two cars of cattle and two
of hogs. Mr.. Finch accompanied
them to see that he got the best prices.
Mrs. Louisa Lib will hold public
sale at her place, section 10 Douglas
township, on Tuesday, February 9th,
at which time she will dispose of all
her stock, etc.
J Timothy Coglon, brother of Mrs.
Ed Northup arrived from Iowa county
): last Saturday and will move on the
Pingry farm in Cameron township
and tend it the coming year.
Northup and Finch sold 81 head of
fine feeders, last Friday to John T..
Somers of Cameron township which
he intends to put in the yard and
feed them for the Chicago markets.
NJ. f. kerwin, the prosperous Doug
; las township farmer, sold Ham OAR
! land two cars of good feeding cattle
this week. Mr.. Kerwin had taken
, pains in selecting them and they are
! a fine lot.
w. H. Fry has purchased new six
hole Sandwich corn shelter and is we'll
D prepared to do first class work, and we
i. doubt not but that he will have all
! the work that it will be possible fol
D him to attend to.
VIM. Mogg has opened up a barber
shop in the Thos. Stafford building
i Will has many friends, having beer
D .engaged in the barber business here be
fore and Will doubtless secure his share
s of public patronage.
The fine thoroughbred mare o
= from Walnut She is as fine an ami
D NAL as ever came to the county; neat
2 trim and a registered animal, and one
\ that Elmer is proud of.
George Weighton, who has liveC
D south of town for some time, is NOV
D ing to town to care for his aunt, Mrs
Weighton, who has been quite sicl
: for time, and who has lived alone il
L. fl,<& t,sl \,
v town.
< Ollie Coon and Albert Taylor wer,
- initiated in the mysteries of Wood
!, craft Monday night. The Woodme1
= are constantly growing and the mem
bers of the Lodge are working faith
IT fully. They have number Of canal
h dates who will be given the work mex
le Monday night.
q VIM. Krane, Of Cameron township
IL returned from Atlantic Wednesda,
y morning, where he had been lookinl
Us after the estate of Mrs. w. Mandel
Of kow, deceased. While there he sole
one piece of town property and tn
interest of the estate to the Waite
s. System of Atlantic.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Phelps are tn
T. proud parents of pretty, winsom
e. daughter, that was born to them Sun
e day. By wears a pleasant, winsom
70 smile when about the office lookin,
d after business duties, but hurries home
" early, to meals to listen for the sound
e of childish prattle.
e. Regular examination of teacher
is will be held at the Superintendent
office, Friday and Saturday of thi
week Those who desire to take the
IL examination this spring should at
% % tend so they may know the results, 81
= that they may make arrangements &C
=. cordingly, if they desire to secure ,
% certificate and teach spring term o
school,
J. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hunt, out il
y Melville township, invited thei
:, friends and neighbors in Thursday tt
e help celebrate their wedding anniver
v sary. These courteous hosts have thai
It peculiar adaptability to make people
). at their ease, and when their guests
e arrived, sthrew that home like intiu
La l.