Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-09


patronage never solicited.
See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
G. S. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Will McFar]ane returned home Sat-
uraay from visit to Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Doc Needles went to Manning
Wednesday to visit with her son at
that place.
John Guidinger and wife, of Extra,
drove up and spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Joseph Cam.
Attorney w. A. Toilette, of Atlantic,
was up town the first of the week at
tending to some legal matters.
County Clerk Harry Woodward is
sued marriage licenses the last week to
Perry Lowers and Pearl Bazer.
Miss Bessie Townsend is taking a
vacation from the Big Store and is
spending the week at the lakes.
Miss Frances Burns arrived Friday
from her home at LeMars to visit
with her friend, Miss Beulah Soar.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
cry, tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer from Cedar
Rapids, came in last week to visit at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Series
Loud Rippey has been quite sick
this week with the dread disease that
has SO oft afflicted him-neuralgia of
the heart.
Very entertaining, highly amusing,
well delivered.-Daily Capital. Rev.
T. ]. O'Conner at Presbyterian church
August IA.
Ross Graham came down from jeff
erson the first of the week to take
charge of Will O'Connelps store dur
ing his absence.
Ralph Hersman was called down to
Extra Wednesday morning to assist
ID. e. Stranger to prepare the body of
Mrs. Curd for shipment and burial.
Special attention given to trial cases,
settlement of estates and the drawing
of all legal papers.
COSSON & ROSS.
Misses Nora and May Hunt gave a
six o'clock dinner party to their
young lady friends Wednesday even
ing at the home Of their father, east of
town.
Mrs. Nellie Harvey Jensen arrived
here Tuesday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. Will Cochran, her brother
Art Harvey and other relatives and
friends
H. B. Herbert departed for Colfax
Monday where he expects to remain a
few weeks, spending the time with
that ease and comfort characteristic
of the place.
F. p. Hooker was called to Indiana
Jast Thursday by the serious illness of
brother. He is missed from the in
stitute, as he has been with the teach
ers long and they know him so well.
Joe Conrad is building fine, large
double corn crib and granary COM
bined on his farm southwest of town
Joe has fine improved farm, but
keeps adding more to it whenever he
needs it.
Will Kopeska, foreman of John A.
Ii,
went up to Sioux City the first of the
young stock cattle which he will put
in the pastures.
A. H. Spease, of Douglas township,
and G. T. Wiley, of Lincoln township,
left for Fairmont, Wyoming, Tuesday
to take a view of the resources of that
country, hoping to find something
better than Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnold and
Mrs. Lois 6. Stuart left Monday over
land for trip to Adair and Guthrie
counties to look after some of their
real estate and to enjoy few days
out in the open air.
Frank Robinson returned home
Sunday from his trip and reported to
: Mayor Hanna for duty as marshal,
and Tuesday assumed the star and is
again the custodian of the future good
behavior of the boys.
"The lecture is in full touch with
the schools of our community. The
lecture is highly interesting and in
structive. "-Prin. W. w. Fletcher,
Lewis, Iowa. Rev. II. ]. O'Conner at
Presbyterian church August IA.
John Reuschling, of Melville town.
ship, is just commencing the erection
of an addition to his house, l4x16 feet,
which when completed will make him
a comfortable home. A. H. Dollahide
has the contract for the work and will
commence Monday.
The patrons of the Sharon Creamery
will meet Wednesday, August 22nd,
for the purpose of hiring a butter
maker. This is general meeting and
everyone should take notice and be
present. j. r. CHRISTENSEN,
Secretary
Audubon is to have another livery
barn. j. w. Rogers and Fred Will
Jams, two gentlemen that thoroughly
understand the business are to put an
entirely new stock of livery goods in
the Tharnish barn and will then be
ready to give the public good accom-
modations.
w. H. O'Connell, John Weighton
and John HI. Mosier left for Waterloo
Sun6ay evening aS rarracaptot;voe