Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04

Harvey and Lou Barger went to Har-
Ian Wednesday to attend to some
matters of business.
j. H. Shrink has returned from Sac
City, where he went last week expect
ing to find job of work.
Thos Cochran left for Atlantic Tues
day to look after the prospects of real
estate interests in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kibby and fam
lily departed for Arcadia, Nebraska,
to visit with relatives at that place.
Peter G. Peterson came in from
Omaha the first of the week and will
remain several days attending to bust
ness matters.
John Ward arrived home Tuesday
evening from the north, where he has
been for a time looking after his bust
ness interests.
August Oelke and wife and mother
drove down to Extra Sunday and
spent the day at the pleasant home of
Frank Dorr and family.
d. w. Matthias and family arrived
home Saturday from the east where
midst scenes of earlier life they spent
a pleasant vacation and rest.
Harry Finkbine, the Auditor of the
Green Bay Lumber Company, was in
town looking over the volume of bust
ness being transacted by Manager
f. Adams.
Will Cloughly and Jack OBrine
drove to Coon Rapids today taking
with them Uncle Tom Greer, who will
visit for a time with his daughter who
lives near that place.
"A. Mccall and grandchild, Iva
Donahey, arrived from their home in
Rock Island county, Illinois, and will
visit for a while with his son Mac
Mccall in the Fair"
Luther NIcNutt has secured the
agency for this county for the Quaker
Bath Cabinet and is doing big bust
ness selling them as fast as he can get
around to take orders.
The Woodmen up around Viola Cen
ter have about completed new hall
and hereafter will have nice place of
meeting where the camp fires of the
| forresters may be kept far brighter
than before.
The father of S. \. McHargue, who
has been visiting here for some time,
| received word from a daughter at In
| dependence, Kansas, that she was very
sick and he left Monday for her home
to help wait on her.
| Nels Olsen returned from a trip to
Oklahoma, Tuesday where he has
spent the past two weeks looking at
the country and investigating it's real
worth. He was well pleased with the
country and says its booming.
Robert Rice, the accommodating cash
Ter in the Corn Exchange Bank, took
lay off Tuesday and went to the car
nival at Sioux City and will then 90
on to Nebraska, where he has land in
terests that he wishes to look after.
While proper care should be eXer-
cised in treating bad cold, it is not
necessary to be confined to the house
when you use Krause's Cold Cure, and
the cure is infallible. Sold by Nick
Doffing & Co., druggist, Extra and
n. G. Brorsen, druggist, Audubon.
There will be meeting of the DEM
ocratic county central committee next
Monday at two O'Clock p. Nj. IN the
Court House for the purpose of filling
the place on the ticket for member OF
the Board of Supervisors, occasioned
by the withdrawal of VIM. Thielen.
Just forty-eig hours is sufficient
time to cure bad cold when you take
! Krause's Cold Cure. 1t will not nau.
. seate the stomach or constipate the
bowels and is pleasant and safe to take
Costs Is cents. Sold by Nick Doffing
& Co., druggists, Extra, and n. c.
BrOrson, Audubon.
A large crowd of excursionists lef,
tor points in Oklahoma Tuesday noon
where they go with view to locating
providing they find what suits them
The following are those who left
Audubon: w. H. Nef,, James McNutt
! Will Andrews, Art Warner, l.. f
Bryan, John Lewis and A. J. Story.
, The ladies of the Columbian Clul
were entertained Tuesday evening a
the home of Mrs. Arthur Farquhar
The ladies have derived much pleasur.
, from these social entertainments dur
ing the summer and at the same TIM
have been able to attend to bushes
, by having full number to work with
When you cannot sleep for cough
ing it is hardly necessary that anyon
should tell you need a few doses o
! Chamherlain's Cough Remedy to ALA,
e the irritation of the throat and max
t sleep possible 1t is good. Try it
For sale by Nick Doffing & Co. Extra
and a. H. Roberts, Audubon, Drug
: gists.
S John Ewing died last Friday morn
r ing and was buried Saturday, the sci
s vices being conducted at the Methods
s church. He has been sick for som
< time and death was expected by al
:. who knew his condition. For year
y he has been the sexton at the Method
h list church performing the duties an
y making the acquaintance of all it
e members. He has for years been
0 land mark in the country and one {
h its first pioneers His later years hav
s been spent in the service of his Maste
y as he interpreted his duty and in thi
y he was brave and fearless, and now a
l. he sleeps and rests may he awake i
the great beyond.
o III. A. Christensen, SO well know
nc h., GooI nlnrly il, I u ppcc,iI