Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-08
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patronage never solicited.
Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
Marriages licenses to wed. Chris
Thompson and Myrtle Kelley.
s. G. McLeran, d. D.. s., office over
Brorson's drug store Audubon.
Ed. Wood drove to Brayton sunday
and visited with his relatives and
friends.
A girl came to the Melville home of
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Reynolds last Sat
urday night.
Fon Swartz resigned his position in
]. F. Russell's store last Saturday and
is now taking rest.
Norris Armstrong returned home
Tuesday from Cameron, where he had
been visiting with relatives.
Kirk Merrick and wife, of Brayton,
were visitors in the county seat Wed
nesday transacting business.
II you want to buy cheap r. R..
land in Charles Mix county, South
Dakota, see Joe Cam, Audubon, Ia.
Tom Coglan came IN from Iowa
City Friday 10 visit with relatives and
to attend to some matters of business
Miss Dollie Moore went out to the
home of Sam Reynolds in Greeley
township the first of the week to work
for them tine
Lou Roberts came home Tuesday to
vote and then left Immediately for
Des Moines where he is connected
with the Standard Lecture Bureau.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
DIR. Gleason is raising the roof and
otherwise repairing his home. The
addition, when completed, will add
much to the convenience Of his home.
DR.. A. L.-Brooks is quite seriously
sick with diphtheria. Every one
/ hopes to hear of his speedy recovery
for he is man that cannot we'll be
spared.
Frank Mantz came home Monday
| from school so he would not lose his
vote. He returned again to his studies
realizing that few days missed are
hard to make up.
1 Al Dollahide was pera,nbulating the
streets this week using a cane to help
him along in the world. A general
doing upo is about all he could say
was the matter with him.
Sunday son and heir came to the
home of Editor r.. C. Spencer, of the
Advocate. Rob might have felt blue
over the election but the smile brought
by this event still remains
1 Henry Pollock, one of Brayton's
/ financiers, in the Brayton bank, passe d
through town Wednesday to Manning
where an infant child of one of his
wife's relatives is quite sick.
Miss Edna Websterywas Writing on
an examination for certificate, the
questions being sent over from Shelby
county and the papers will be re-
turned there. If she passes she has a
school in that county.
Al Hurd starts for California today
to make it his home for some time
All has long been in our town and will
be missed by many who know of his
honest, upright character and have
respected him for his manhood.
I 100 acres clear Nebraska farm for
sale in good neighborhood three miles
from town at $3.50 per acre, 80 acres
broke.
r. L. HARRIS, Dentist,
MIS- Audubon, Iowa.
Tuesday girl came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roberts, to cheer
their lives along the journey of life.
Will says that it was not enough to
hold an election but that he now has
a remembrance of the day.
The last day of last month marked a
day that will always be remembered
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller. A son came to take up its
abode with them and in its care and
bringing up they will ever once year
be reminded of this day.
If the person who picked up my
pocket book the other day win return
it ten dollars reward will be given and
no questions asked, but if it is not soon
returned an investigation will be in
: order and and no mercy need be ex:
pected. L. N. WICKHAM. 4
Miss Ada Kuhn started for Ames
Thursday to, make short visit, pack
up her trunk and then will return
home to remain the rest of the year
Sire does not intend to go back tc
school this year on account of the con.
tinuance of fever among the students
The annual social given to the con.
II gregation Of the Presbyterian church
will be held in the church tonight
They expect to receive reports of the
various departments of the church,
giving all a general idea of the work
all departments, after which they will
serve supper to all present.
Frank Nickleson, one of the pros
porous Douglas township farmers, j,
soon to put up some large sheds for his
stock SO as to be the better prepared
for the cold weather coming on. He
also expects to add large set OF scales
so that he can the better buy stock
and grain to keep his ranch going.
Ned Wood has resigned his position
in Chris Henriksen's store and will
i ere long begin the winfar tarn, n