Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
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Brorson's drug store Audubon.
\ Chas. Gransberry came down from
Carroll Sunday to visit with his uncle,
Daniel Lynch.
Mrs. Belknap returned home Mon
day evening after quite an extended
business trip out of town.
j. w. Cannon, one of Brayton's
prosperous citizens, was transacting
business in town Tuesday.
A. S. Culver is unable to be about
his work this week on account of a
severe attack of erysipelas.
w. G. Elliott departed Wednesday
evening for Creston where he goes to
visit his father and mother
Will Rose and his sister left Monday
for Denver, Colorado, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
If you want to buy cheap r. r..
land in Charles Mix county, South
Dakota, see Joe Cam, Audubon, la.
Thos Stapleton, attorney at law,
from Marengo, was in town Thursday
OF last week transacting business of a
legal nature.
Mrs. O'Flyng DIETRICH was too i'll to
be about Wednesday and the doctor
stated that she had symptoms of ty-
phoid fever.
Let Collins, the hustling real estate
dealer from Atlantic, was up Tuesday
night doing business with Will Coch-
ran, southwest of town.
Banker Frank Leet and family de-
parted Tuesday evening for Chicago
where they expect to visit for short
time with his relatives.
Tom Mccarthy and wife departed,
| Tuesday evening, for their home in
Fairbury, Nebraska, after a very pleas
ant visit with friends here.
/ G. NJ. Keller, secretary of the Iowa
Building and Loan Co, of Des Moines
was in town Wednesday looking after
the business of the company.
Kennedy & Kerwin shipped a car of
butchers stuff to the Chicago mar
kets Wednesday. The boys are hust-
4 ling good deal of business lately.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
George Townsend left for Colfax
Monday where he goes to remain a
month hoping to obtain relief as he
has been suffering with rheumatism.
The children of John Conway out
east of town are quite sick with scarlet
fever. They are not yet dangerous
however and we trust will soon be
a we'll.
4 Mrs. G. B. Russell returned horne
Monday from Missouri Valley where
she has been for some time visiting
with Mrs. Charley Russell and other
friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Drury, of Sac CITY,
with her little grandchild, came into
town Saturday and visited until the
first of the week with her brother, w.
B. Davis and family. ::
Il Henry McElroy, from over in the
edge of Guthrie county, sold eighty
seven head of hogs, Monday, to Ker-
win & Kennedy and the boys shipped
them on that day and the next.
Hans Christensen, the new clothier,
made trip to Chicago Saturday tc
get more goods, and by the way have
you read the ad. of Nelson & Chris
Jensen in this issue? 1t is all right.
Word came this week that Gordon
Culver, we'll known to many here, had
had a serious accident in which one 81
his arms had been seriously fractured
by the accidental discharge Of gun
while he was out hunting.
Noxy &, ~, ,.,.,.,,, !, q -, - !. :. 1,
storm doors and windows come iI
tendant cold and these outer doors
and windows represent great saving
OF fuel and consequent expense.
40 acres clear Nebraska farm fo]
sale in good neighborhood three mile.
from town at $3.50 per acre, 80 acre!
broke
r. L. HARRIS, Dentist,
MIS- Audubon, Iowa.
Twelve carloads of stock left owe
the Rock Island Saturday night fol
the Chicago markets, Jim Brown hac
six cars, johnson q Nelson three cars
Leonard q Westrope two cars, Franz
l Nicholson one car. The stock was &C.
companied by Frank Nicholson ant
! Charley Zion.
4 4 .
Tom Davis, the industrious stewart
1 Of the County Farm has purchased tn,
4 $50 acre farm of Chas. kempt, on Sec
ton "a and 3S in Melville township
paying $40. 90 an acre for the same.
is one of the best farms in the countr,
not far from town and will make Ton
and his family a splendid home.
5 Rev. R. A. Matheny conte1nplates
series of protracted revival meeting
beginning next Sunday. His health
is not the best at present but he will
be assisted by Rev. Hughes, of Allan
: tic, and together, they will make
8 power of strength to build up the worl
and revive the tagging. spirit of thei
flock
III. ID. Woodward and family left 70
Winona, Minnesota, Tuesday wher
they expect to make their futur
home. AS soon as they are comforta
) bly, located Harry will return and dis
charge the duties of his office until hi
time expires January lst. Mr.. ant
Mrs Won6xuo t,aua haan iAont;6a.