Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-22
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>. ". McLeran, II. u. 81, office over
Brorson's drug store Audubon.
/ Kennedy & Kerwin had one car of
stock on the special Wednesday.
Alice Mcclure went to Manning
Saturday to visit with relatives and
friends
i III. j. Cooley went to Carroll Tues
day to attend to matters in regard to
the Cooley estate.
Il Will Faulkner and Frank Rice made
q horse trade last week to match up
the latter's team.
Mrs. Harry Arnold went to Omaha
Monday evening to spend a few days
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Barber, OF Atlantic spent last
Friday night at the home of W. b.
Davis in Prospect Park.
Will Leake went to Manning Tues
day to attend to matters of business in
connection with the firm.
! Daisy Anderson left Wednesday for
Omaha where she expects to remain
for time visiting with friends.
/ VIM. Armstrong, ex-sheriff and
prosperous farmer, went to Chicago
with his neighbors last Wednesday.
| Sheriff Anderson drove over to his
fathers home in Audubon township
Sunday and visited with home folks.
Il Farguson & Reinemund are buying
hay and storing it in local barns ex-
pecting to retail it out baled in the
spring.
a Lloyd Hays has purchased the I. s..
Emley property in the east part of
town. This will make him a neat and
pleasant home.
I1arve Williamson sold car of good
fat hogs to Kennedy & Kerwin last
Monday which they sent Immediately
oleastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Farguson expect
to start for an overland trip to the
north today. He expects to visit sew
eral points ere his return.
Rev. O'Flyng is here in attendance
on his daughter, Mrs. O'Flyng DIETRICH
who is quite sick with fever. She is
however getting along nicely.
I w. L. Hoyt was in town Wednesday
with five hogs that weighed 1850
pounds. They were fine ones and
showed good breeding and care.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
f If JAMES HART.
4 Carpenters are pussy putting up the
building back of the room. now occu-
pied by Fred Vermilya, soon to be oc-
cupied by J. r. Frazier as an art gal
lery.
/ H.. We understand that Dave Work
man has purchased one-half interest
in the trotting mare owned by III. F.
Andrews, of Extra, and being trained
here in town.
Yves Troxel and a nephew came
down from Pocahontas county last
Saturday and visited with brother and
uncle Horace Troxel who lives out
southwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner from Anita
who have been visiting at the home OF
! A.. S. Culver returned to their home
Monday as did his New York relatives
who were visiting him.
The ladies ofthe Presbyterian church
are making preparations to hold Their
annual fair in December 9th. Thei,
effort is in noble cause and should
receive the patronage of the people.
Miss Verge Wilson departed Monday
< for Des Moines where che has posi-
ton in one of the large stores there
S She has had considerable experience
and will no doubt be successful clerk
4 As we were passing up the street the
< other day we could but notice the ar
8 tistically arranged decorations in E
q Bilharz & Sons store. Everything
4 looked neat and up-to date and showed
care and thought.
3 f. j. Henshell was limping around
a the first of the week, the result of Iii
q shin coming in violent contact with ,
= horses hoof flying backward, acceler
a ated by angry motives toward tn,
. aforesaid Henshell.
8 B.. S. Phelps has purchased eight,
& acres of the VIM. McLeran farm tina
a joins his. northwest of town. He pait
$45 per acre, but it is well worth tina
= as it lies next to the independent dis
I trict and close to town.
a l2O acres clear Nebraska farm fo
< sale in good neighborhood three miles
4 from town at $3.50 per acre, 80 acre
. broke.
q r. L. HARRIS, Dentist
4 MIS- Audubon, Iowa.
: Will Cloughly expects to go to Chi
q cago the first of next week with shee]
& that he and his brother are interested
4 in. They have something over on
d thousand head that they are feeding
& in the northern part of the state ant
s are likely to make good money Oh
x them.
3 The M. w. AS are trying to worl
x up the county organization provide,
g in their bylaws and we trust will d
2 SO. This has become strong lodg
e not only in this county but in tn
8 United States and the closer they ar
* organized the better they will work
& Every lodge in the county SHOULD
= choose their representative at the tim
< designated and see that they go to tn
= proper place of meeting.
8 Friends and neighbors gathered in
: body Tuesday evening and went Ell