Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-10
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Mrs. "A. Baker went up to Manning
Friday to do some shopping and visit
friends.
VIM. Baxter's little child has been
quite sick lately, but Is better at this
writing.
The Right Place elevator were
Smelling out some of the old corn last
Tuesday.
Manifestations, s4.75 to 81 80;
butter, 12c; eggs, &c; corn 3o4c; oats,
19ac; wheat, 49c.
John Wagner, the hustling shipper,
sent fine load of hogs to the markets
Saturday evening.
Orville Bates, a cousin of Ed. came
out from Clinton county last Friday
to make him visit.
Tom Single, Edith Niemann and
Mary Koch went down on the Sun
day train to visit in Audubon.
If YOU want fine single or double
seated top buggy, call on Ruhs and
Beers. They can save you money.
Mesdames Holt and Henderson took
tea at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Quimby Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fest were out
driving Sunday and went to the home
of Mrs. Fests parents, Fred Beers,
for short visit.
Mrs. Rasmussen and little child
came up from Audubon Tuesday
morning to spend the day at the home
of Bertel Jensen and wife.
Will Guy, living up near Carroll
county came down and contracted 600
bushels of corn to the Omaha Eleva-
tor Co. at 3O3c, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jones, sister of Mrs. Cha..
KILLER, arrived from Dunlap last
Tuesday to visit with this estimable
family and friends for time.
August Schroeder is again quite
sick. He was very low the first OF
the week, but we understand now
that he is steadily improving.
The Bement Steel Range-just the
thing you want to make your home
look cheerful. For sale by
RUHs AND Beers.
Several of the haulers for the
creamery had their outfits photo
graphed before the Roberts Bros.
left last week. 1t might have been
nice for the men, but rather hard on
the camera.
Henry Turner took new planter
home with him from Ruhs s. Beers
store Tuesday morning. Henry will
be sure to have his corn straight both
ways this year, not saying but that
he always does.
Tuesday of last week Mrs. VIM
Weiderstein was quite severely bitten
by a savage dog and has not recover.
ed from the injuries yet. The wound
is very painful and it will be some
time ere it is healed.
Mrs. Ed. Bates, whom we reported
last week to be quite low with para.
lysis, is, we are glad to report, much
better She is now able to sit up ir
a chair and to converse some. We
trust that she will soon be up and
about.
Irve Eddy returned home Tuesday
from Omaha, where he has been at.
tending the Medical College. Irvt
is hard working student and we do
not doubt stands we'll at the head OF
his class and will come out with the
best of them.
Alec Ferguson arrived home from
Candy, Minnesota, Sunday, where he
went with j. +. Luse to look at land
He was so much taken with the
country and the prospects for the
future there that he has decided to
buy quarter section. Many more
are talking of going.
The first man we have heard of az
having completed his corn planting is
the ever hustling John Lovelace
John finished last week and now
waits for sun and rain and mother
earth to do their part. Experience
has taught John to plant early and
Sio" 'h0 oose Clops.
If some good mother hen could
have witnessed the jumping out of
shells that happened at Tom Ruther-
ford's, ST., Tuesday morning, they
would have even crowed for JOY. Two
hundred little chicks, or nearly SO,
were brought into existence, and they
had not been fed on saw dust, either.
Ike Stewart went to Minnesota
about month ago and invested in
land. Since then he has made no i'm
provements on it, but the demand for
land in that section has brought him
an offer of 100000 for his bargain
Few can make as much money in as
short time, and only proves the
value of the country. Go where YOU
can find a home cheap and max
money.
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