Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-20

Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
F. J. Henshall has accepted posi-
ton in [. w. Bakers store.
G. S. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon.
Ed. Wood has accepted a position
as clerk in Chris Hansen's store.
Arthur Wadsworth spend Sunday
with his family at the Burnside home.
Mrs. Hester, from Guthrie Center, is
visiting at the home of S. A. McHarg-
en-.
o. B. Train returned home Friday
and is again at his work as Deputy
Auditor.
S. E. Grant, of Atlantic, was up this
week placing a fine monument on the
Peter Flynn lot in the cemetery.
If you want to buy cheap r. R.
land in Charles Mix county, South
Dakota, see Joe Cam, Audubon, Ia.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rlce's restaurant for good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
cry If
Mrs. |. Blotcky went over to Harlan
the first OF the week to make visit at
the home of her parents. who reside
in that city.
Henry and Jerry Harms and Miss
Lula Harms, of Anita, are visiting
relatives and attending the fair in the
city this week.
A. E. Smith and daughter, Retta, of
Downey, Iowa, are visiting with their
relatives, the o. Kennels family,
northwest of Audubon.
Misses Lizzie Davis and MYRTLE
Brown went down to Extra Saturday
evening and spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Donaldson.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mothers, come to our store for your
clothing, where you can al
ways get satisfactory goods.
LIDO BROS.
Miss Kate Sloan entertained a mum.
Der of her friends last Friday at her
pleasant home. Miss Sloan is we'll
known to all of them and all had q fine
time.
John Reuschling has his new inn
provements all completed which adds
much to the appearance of his farm
and will be great comfort to he and
his wife,
George Hoover has added several
new M & M arc gasoline lamps to his
store and also placed one in front of
his store that throws as strong light as
an electric arc light.
Irving Eddy expects to start Satur-
day for Chicago, where he will attend
the Illinois University of Physicians
and Surgeons. Irving is one of our
brightest young men and is bound to
succeed in his chosen profession.
The ordinance providing for the
building of sidewalks is being enforced
and the railroad company is construct
ing walk on their ground towards
the fair grounds. The association ex-
poets to complete then the entire dis
lance.
AL. Stafford spent the latter part of
last week visiting with the III. w.
Wilson and B. S. Phelps families. All
has good position on the main line
and will be remembered as the CON
ductor on this branch of the Rock
Island.
Quite number of enthusiastic Re
publicans went down to Atlantic Mon
Gay evening to hear Senator J. P.
Dolliver discuss the political issues of
the day. They returned on a special
about midnight, very tired, but felt
well repaid for their trip.
Miss Myrtle Riley, who has been at
teaching music here during her vaca.
ton, left Friday for Idianola. where
she will again enter school. Miss
Riley has had good success here as
teacher and during the summer had a
good large class, all of whom are well
pleased with her work.
John Graham is negotiating for a
newspaper plant in Northern Iowa
and expects to close the deal in the
near future. John was manager of the
Audubon Advocate but year ago and
is creditable newspaper man and we
trust that he may succeed in getting q
good location where he may enjoy a
liberal patronage and make a success
of the business.
Frank p Rees has sent few cards
to his friends on which an.
pears his name, followed by: Can
didate for Treasurer of Kay county. on
the Republican ticket. Your vote will
be appreciated" Franks many friends
hope that he may be successful. He
will be remembered by most everyone
as he filled the office Of County Audit
or with credit to himself and his
party.
Deaths.