Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-11
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patronage never solicited.
Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.

patronage never SoilclCeQ.
Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
NJ. Donahue, from Story county,
was in town Saturday looking after
business interests.
Jim Halford was down from Man
ming Saturday visiting friends and
transacting business.
Henry Smith, out west of town, al
4 most has his house completed ana
ready for the plasterers
Geo. Preston is moving part of his
residence and we understand will
move it all to another site.
j. II. Hersman is adding some to
his building, charging his room and
making his home more pleasant.
Art Higgins has begun the erection
of residence east of Judge Green's
property in the east part Of town.
Make up how much buckwheat
flour you will need by the time l get
around to see you. A. A. ZANER.
Teddy Burns, who clerked for 1.
Blotcky while here, has gone to Des
Moines to accept position with the
same firm.
Henry Brunier, county clerk Of Car
roll county, was down Monday look
ing after business and shaking hands
with friends.
Will Brockway, who clerks in at
the Fair, took sick Wednesday and
had to go home for time unable to
attend to business.
AL. Hurd is clerking at the new
clothing store of Nelson & Christen-
sen. Al. has had experience and will
make an efficient clerk.
Mrs. Petre was up from her Audu-
bon township home last Friday visit
ing at the home of Charley Avery and
also transacting business.
1 can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
]. G. WOLFE.
The P. E. O.. society will be enter
5 tanned at the home of Mrs. f. P.
: Hooker tonight. They may expect a
fine time as Mrs. Hooker is an exem-
plary hostess.
Elmer Bailey was out to the home Of
Jens G. Anderson by the Sharon
creamery and lathed it ready for
plastering. Jens has fine house and
: a pleasant home.
q Rev. and Mrs. Bertsch left Monday
s for Traer, Iowa, where he will open up
q evangelistic meetings He had a good
( success here in having good meetings
s. and splendid attendance.
81 Harp Wilson and Harry Woodward
q drove down to the Ballard estate Mon.
rs day, to hunt for a few squirrels. We
" don't know how many they caught
" for they are too old hunters to get tn.
AZ exact number.
Tom Wilhelm came up from Win
5S terset last Tuesday evening aud spen
ss the night with friends here. He re
u.s.; ports prosperous business dow
1S there and has been compelled to ad,
ss a large addition to. his building.
o. B. Train and Ella Conway, w.
S Leake and Verge Wilson, T. H. Boy
US. Ian and Georgia McIlvain drove dow
s4 into the south part of the country an,
% spent Sunday in the woods, enjoying
us pleasant day free from the busy hun
.E Of the city.
:N j. f. Luse was down from his HON
II at Carroll Wednesday closing up som
= deals for lands in Minnesota and Sout
Dakota and offering inducements t
@ INothers who desire more land in goo
= country where land is cheap, crop
) certain.and the payments easy.
& Jim Trunnel, of Douglas township
= has just threshed crop of alsack, hay
s ing thirteen acres acres that yielde
y him AZ bushels.i He has been offere,
+ $6.50a bushel for it which will ne
= him $3.50 an acre. This is an ev
\ dence that there are other crops be
= sides corn and oats that can be raise
5 with profit
~ Grant Stonebrook came down fror
) Sac City this week making prepare
> tions to move to that place and EN-
y bark in business with his brother
Z The view he caught of business shove
q him that they could accomplish
= double the amount there and keep Of
y the hustle which just suits Grant
2 Wednesday he and his wife wen
J down to Extra to visit his mother
z Mrs. Geo. Kreamer.
- We understand there is to be
5 mothers meeting next Wednesda,
= in the school house. These meeting
& are of much practical benefit to al
= who attend. 1t brings teacher ah,
3 parent closer together, gives each
81 clearer understanding of the ideas an,
= thoughts along educational lines an
y aids the advancement of all interests
2 Everyone should attend and hel
y make the meetings of interest.
s Joe Elwood was taken through til
~ mysteries of Woodcraft Monday nigh
= He may have found the woods dar
z and lonesome at times, the tendri
< and vines tangled his weary feet an
= the stumps blocked his path, bu
3 when he reached the opening, wher
81 brotherly love and peace were the al
+ PENDANTS he had time to breath an
Z contemplate all the mysteries an
& wonders he had encountered and i
= view caught the thought of protectio
IS in time to come.
e There is considerable talk anon
y the business men of a new opera hous
z for Audubon. There is no publ
y building that the town is more in nee
- tbon thic ap6 mana tbo4 ao,,l<l l,