Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-15
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JOHN n. MOSiER,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW
Does u General Law Business.
Settlement of Estates n Specially
office in Overho1tzer Block.
AUDUBON. IOWA

DIR. Childs returned from Council
Bluffs last Thursday.
j. III. Mosier was attending to bust
ness at Manning Friday.
| VIM. Cloughly received two game
chickens last Tuesday. to add to his
| list.
Miss Helen Poster went to Denison
last Friday to visit with her parents
over Sunday.
| NJ. I. Foley and wife, of Melville
township, have been sick the past ten
days but are improving.
| Chas Beason returned to Chicago
last Saturday after visiting for time
with friends and relatives here.
James Hall came up from Stuart
Monday and has been attending to
business and visiting with friends.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rlce's restaurant for good meal or
lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
Ii you want piano or organ go to
w. III. O'Connell's. He can save you
money on all kinds of musical instru-
ments.
If you are good at guessing drop into
Doak's meat market. The firemen
want funds to help keep up their or
ganization.
I'D Clark, of Knoxville, was at Chas.
Benton's barn the last of the week,
buying horses and shipped out a car
load Saturday.
DR.. Jackson has moved to the resi-
dence property just vacated by w. II.
| O'Connell and is now comfortably To-
Gated at home"
| 1. w. Baker is moving his stock of
goods to the south side of the Park,
where in few days everything will be
ready for business.
Mrs. Wilson, sister of G. G. Harper,
and her daughter, arrived from Chari-
ton Tuesday morning and will remain
for several days visit.
Now is the time to get your discs
sharpened, your plows fixed, your har-
rows repaired at the new shop, Come
and see me. J. G. WOLFE.
Miss Kate Richards returned home
to West Liberty Wednesday morning
after attending to the business con-
nected with her land in Melville town
ship.
County Auditor A. +. Greenwaldt
and bis deputy, O. B. Train have com
menced work on the tax lists for next
year and are busy running in the des-
cription of the real estate, etc.
We had intended to give our readers
| q X>aI hi ty;l>,
poet, this week but owing to the ap.
pearance of snow we have thought
best to defer the matter until some
more seasonable time.
Thos. Davis, steward of the poor
farm shipped carload of fat cattle to
the Chicago markets Tuesday, Super.
visor Jay Shingledecker accompanied
them. Before returning he will visit
at Elkhart, Indiana, and at his old
home in southern Michigan.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following persons during the
week:
Arthur Hawk and Gertie Hill.
Alvin Hess and Claudia A. Laurit.
Victor e. Gearheart and Lillian Bru
ner.
Charles Bagley contaminated deal
Monday whereby William Cochran
disposed of his farm in Cameron town,
ship, Hans Christensen buying 24(
acres and John Zaiger 80 acres. 1t is
one of the best farms in the county
and those who purchased it have Sc
cured good investment.
The Hans Albert quartette gave theil
Entertainment at the Presbyterian
ichurch last Tuesday night, to a large
and appreciative audience. The enter
tainment was good and those who
went express themselves as satisfied
with the results and with the music.
The gross receipts amounted to over
$4,000.
Judging from the vote cast at the
school election, Audubon has popula
ton of over 1000. There were Ais votes
cast, which, owing to the usua
method of reckoning, would give a
population of 2O90. Some of these votes
were outside of the corporate limits O
the town, but there were quite a mum
Der who did not vote.
District Deputy Schriver of the M
w. A. visited the Camp last Monda,
night and added much to the interes
of the evening. Mr.. Schriever has hat
wonderful success as an organizer O
new lodges and helping to build W
those that have gone back This wa.
a chance visit, but one that the boy
appreciate. The lodge here, however
is in no need of a deputy, as new mem
bers are being taken in every Monda.
night.
i Most of the country schools ar.
closed and a goodly number of tn
fairest of the fair" are now at hom
receiving the continued attention o
the q bravest of the brave" who ow
ing to distance have not been permit
ed to enjoy the pleasures of their com
pany. SO far we have been told of n,
schoolma'am who is not going to re
sumo her work, not feeling disposed t.
give up salary of $500 a month 70
man without a salary.
A case was recently tried in Justice
Gray's court in which the question
was involved as to whether a teacher
wages could be garnished. John II
Mosier appeared for the plaintiff ant
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