Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30

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for her health has so far recovered
that she may again be able to be
about and resumes her study of music
and art.
There was a pleasant party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wright,
east of town, Friday evening. Those
in attendance report a pleasant time
and most enjoyable evenings enter
tainment.
James Hunt one of the prosperous
and we'll to do farmers of Melville
township expects to hold a big pub
lie sale some time the middle of Sep
TENDER to dispose of some OF his sur
plus stock.
Atty. j. B. Rockafellow, OF At
lantic, was in town Saturday attend.
ing to legal business, and possibly
looking up his chances for the re-
publican nomination for Judge of the
District Court.
Quite number of people went to
Atlantic Saturday and attended the
big combined show. They returned
home late at night feeling tired, but
they did not mind that at as they had
seen the elephant and were satisfied.
Hon. II. F. Andrews, of Extra.
was in town Saturday, attending to
matters pertaining to his law prac-
tice, and consulting with his friends
relative to his chances for the nomi-
nation for the office of County At.
torney.
E. j. Spencer, Ned Woods and F.
Vermilya went down to Des Moines
on their wheels last week Mr.. Spen-
Ger went on to Mason City to Join his
wife and where he will make his
home in the future, and the other two
boys came home Tuesday.
The Philadelphia Sunday Item
said: Pawnee Bill's Historical Wild
West begins to-day the sixth week of
its very successful season. The shoot
ing is most remarkable, and other
features are exciting and startling.
Miss May Lille is wonder. At
Audubon, Thursday, Sept. 9th.
Prof. Hooker and family returned
from Blutf'ton, Ind., Saturday morn
ing, where they have been visiting
for some time. The Professor comes
home feeling strong and vigorous,
owing to the fact that he has not been
engaged in any Institute work this
season, the first time tor many years.
He is ready for school work to begin
and will put forth. his usual earnest
effort that is sure to bring success.
A campaign band has been organ
lied to play for any and all parties.
They are practicing so as to give the
best martial music fpn the street or
outside building and then lnstru-
mental music inside. The members
consist Of A. F. Drake, the veteran
manager as campaign manager OF this
band; Walter Haynes, James Dennis
and R. G.. Ping. Anyone wishing
their service address the manager.
DR.. c. S. McLaren expects to move
his dental parlors next Saturday to
the building recently finished by
Mrs. Stuart, and over Brorson's drug
store. He will have the front rooms,
which have been fitted up in modern
shape and will make neat, comfort
able quarters. He will have water
power to run his machinery and all
appliances to make his work COM
| plete and satisfactory to all his Gus
toners.
Next Tuesday is the great day IN
Des Moiues for the Shriners. Over
two thousand Mobiles are expected to
help to dedicate the new temple there.
All parts of the country will be rep
resented and the pageant or parade is
expected to eclipse anything of form
er times. Those who go from here
are: j. M. McKarahan, Chas. Van
Gorder, w. H. O'Connel, F. S.
Watts, E. Bilharz, John Ward, VIM.
Cloughly and John A. Nash Those
who go for adoption are, Sam Rand.
les, Jay Shingledecker, j. U. Bon
well, Theo. Myers and Chas Talbot.
The Pawnee Bill Historical Wild
West and Grand Mexican Hippodrome
gave two performances yesterday, and
gave entire satisfaction. Miss May
Lille, the champion rifle shot of the
world; Mexican Rose, the charming
senorita, the most daring and reckless
horsewoman in the world; the Indians
and cowboys, and the museum OF
strange wonders, the wild buffaloes,
are all supremely good and wonder
full. The whole show is one of rare
merit, and we cordially recommend il
to the people Detroit, Mich, Daily
News. AT Audubon, Thursday,
Sept. 9Th.
T. II. Turner, of Cameron town.
ship, who is one of the aspirants tol
the nomination of County Clerk al
the coming county convention, il
worthy and deserving of the supper,
OF his party. He has been a life.
long republican; has been party
worker and supporter of republican
principles. During the past twenty
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