Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-18
See Ham Webster for Collie pups.


See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
C.S. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Lou Beason returned from Chicago
Tuesday morning where he had been
attending to business.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for a good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
VIM. Cloughly is enjoying visit
from younger brother who arrived
from Brookfield, Missouri. Tuesday
evening.
Leonard Graves, of Douglas town
ship, expects to go to Pocahontas
county today to look after matters of
Importance.
County Clerk Harry Woodward is
sued but one marriage license the past
week that being to III. C. Belts and
Rosa A. Beers.
DIR. Isl. d. Miller was quite sick for a
few days the first of the week but
be about again.
J. e. Mcclure has been under the
weather the past few days, scarcely
able to give his attention to the bust
ness at the store.
Joseph Ridpath went to jefferson
Saturday morning where he will visit
some friends and meet few of the old
comrades in blue.
n. ]. Marietta, one of Extra Town
ships constables was in town Wednes-
day looking after business matters per-
tanning to his office.
Mable McKarahan who has been
dangerously i'll for sometime past is
gradually gaining strength and ere
long will be out again.
r. G. Spencer and wife went to Ex-
ira Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hansen, and while there at
tended the X. P. banquet.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
If HART & EDDY.
Wilbur Clark and son both received
down tree. When the tree fell Mr..
Clark got his leg hurt while the boy
had his lip cut open.
Arthur Walker and wife have re-
turned from Kirksville, Missouri, and
intend to make this their home here
after. Arthur was compelled to give
up work there owing to failing health.
Tuesday F. N. Zion was quite
seriously injured by falling from the
top of his wagon having on double
: side boards, HA struck on his head
and shoulders and being very heavy
: the fall gave him much pain.
&. B. Russell has so far improved as
8 to be able to walk down town. While
: he is not as rugged as usual he looks
! well, beyond the expectations of one
! who has been so long confined at home
! and under the care Of the doctor.
Charles Colee, one of the large cattle
feeders and farmers of north Greeley
township, returned from Chicago
Wednesday morning where he had
been with one carload of cattle and
one of hogs which he had raised and
, fed.
B. r. WATSON, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber yards at Atlantic, passed
!, through town Wednesday on his way
to Carroll to look after some business
for the company. He stopped awhile
$ with Manager Frank Adams while
> waiting for trains.
J Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hoyt gave a
: large dinner party to their friends at
!, their comfortable home in Melville
5 township Wednesday. All present
: passed pleasant day and will long
= remember Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt for theil
kind and generous hospitality.
0 The meetings at the Methodist
t church are progressing and more than
usual interest is being manifested
!, The attendance is large. Mrs. Allen
: has already proven herself to be
one well fitted and adapted to hel
work. There is deep interest being
e manifested by those outside the
e church as well as by the membership
Martin Esbeck, the man that re
$ cords our business transactions in the
big books at the court house will now
e record in the family bible the name OF
d sweet baby girl born at their home
r Sunday evening. The little one was
J. so precious that Martin did not tel
a the court house boys for few days
;. sharing the joy silently with his fam.
: lily.
= The Lyric Ladies, of Chicago, will
: give an entertainment at the Presby
{ terrain church Friday evening under
the auspices of the Christian Endeav
$ or Society. They come highly recon-
; mended and are known by some of oul
d people and all can rest assured thai
e the entertainment will be of the high
v est standard as each of the company
v are specialists in their special line.
t Arthur Farquhar, has public sale
d at his place in Melville township, to
e day and will dispose of all his stock
s and farming utensils so that during
r his time as county official he may
= give all his time and attention to the
: duties of his Office. The schools of the
> county demand ones best efforts and
we are in hearty sympathy with the
v official that is willing to give the
county the best possible service, doing
all in his power to better past condi
TONS
+ We received long and int resting
It letter the last of the week from D. N