Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-27
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Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
c. S. McLeran, D. D. S., office over
Brorson's drug store Audubon.
Messner OFT was in Atlantic over
Sunday visiting with Roy Funk.
Fred H. Blume went to Atlantic to
look after some legal matters Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY arrived in town
Wednesday morning and will remain
Indefinitely.
/ L. B. Bradshaw was taken i'll the
last of the week and is having light
attack of fever.
Mrs. Sullivan, from Lincoln, Hi
nois, is visiting with her brother-in-
law, Thos. Williamson.
MEN WANTED Wages $50. 90 per
month and board. Apply to John
Ward, Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. John McFadden out in Douglas
township, has been very poorly for the
last week but is now improving.
Make up how much buckwheat
flour you will need by the time get
around to see you. A. A. ZANER.
If you want to buy cheap r. r.
land in Charles Mix county, South
Dakota, see Joe Cam, Audubon, la.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
n. P. Christensen, the Honest Real
Estate dealer, of Extra, was in town
Wednesday rushing around buying
more land.
Theo. Morrow returned home Tues
day from Nebraska where he has been
looking after business interests for
some time
Sol Blotcky is packing his large
stock OF goods preparatory to shipping
them to Jefferson where he will reopen
for business.
Ed. Smutney returned Monday to
his work at Valley Junction, after a
few days here attending to the last sad
rites of burying his mother.
Mrs. Lou Potter arrived home Wed
nesday morning from Atlantic where
] she has been for some time visiting
with her son Joe and family.
Mothers, we can please you if YOU
come to our store to buy your child
ren's clothing.
lido BROS.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me,
]. G. WOLFE.
My farm of 10S acres for sale. -Four
miles southeast of Audubon. Good
improvements and we'll watered.
JAMES McNUTT.
Quite number of of the boys wen
3 to Perry to attend the fair being hell
there this week but owing to the rain
they all returned, the fair being post
poned.
The revival meetings in the Presby
terrain church still continue with goot
interest. Rev. Berch is a fluent ant
sensible talker and draws a good all
dience.
Fred Farquhar will hold public
sale at his place in Melville township
Tuesday, October the 9th, at which
8 time he will dispose of his stock, ma
chinery, etc.
Ralph Roberts went out to Omah
Saturday and returned Wednesday &C
companied by his wife and Miss Emm
Sharp, who have been visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Will McFarlane.
Z Mrs. w. HI. Cowles went to Omah
Tuesday. She will visit with Mrs
3 F. P. Bradley in the Bluffs, see the bi
= parades, and incidentally get fey
8 pointers in China painting.
. Henry Petersen, out in Dougla
8 township had a surgical operation
3 performed on his lip last week #
8 which cancer was removed that ha
q been bothering him for some time.
q Frank Nelson, who has been work
s ing at the Rock Island depot has give
IS up his position and is now up at Yves
g Side on the North Western. Osca
g Roberts will take his place hereafter
Will Brockway is clerking in tn
Fair since Mack Mccall has becom
e the sole proprietor Will is an oblie
IS ing young fellow and will always b
~ found ready to wait on their man
We customers.
" 1. NJ. Dewitt writes back that he
IS now located at Cripple Creek, Colors
W. do, and that everything is booming
4s He wants to keep posted on Audubo
~ county events and orders the JoURNA
@ sent to him.
Henry Schubert, long time frien
" of DR.. Fulton, was up from his HON
" in Atlantic. looking for good farm t
< buy. He was looking for land aroun
S Ross but we did not learn whether
rs bought or not
< Mrs. Chancey Gardner and daughte
E Lois returned home Thursday fror
NJ their visit in Illinois. Mrs. Gardne
rs had not visited there in years and Ell
S joyed talking over other days with he
o.! old time friends.
S WANTED:-Horses for the easter
. markets. | want clean limbed horses
S weighing from twelve to eightee
s hundred pounds. Bring to barn q
ia send word and will call.
Us VIM. DRYDEN.
NJ Tho Cloyar oaf Ouartotto 10 70 f,,,