Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-29
MONEY TO LOAlN.
,CitA the German Ssyi,ags
Hank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH d PHELPS,
audubon, IO,c6s


for SALE J. H. MOSIER.
C.S. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Jake Overholtzer made BUSINESS
trip to Atlantic last Wednesday,.
Allen Pendel and wife are rejoicing
over fine baby boy born Wednesday.
w. H. O'Connell went down to At
lantic Wednesday to look after bust
ness in that city.
Mrs. J. Welch is out in Sharon
township visiting with her daugh-
ter last Sunday.
One of the best bred horses at the
Fair Grounds was sold last Monday to
George Gill, near Hamlin.
John O'Connell, of Atlantic, was
visiting the first part of the week with
his brother, w. III. O'Connell, of this
place.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watts and
child came home today from Omaha
where they have been visiting for
some time.
III. J. Cooley went to Manning and
Dedha1h Wednesday to look after bis
fathers estate, for which he is ad-
ministrator.
MissMary Davis, the book keeper and
cashier in E. Bilharz & Sons large
store was off duty a few days this
weel on account of sickness.
Mr.. Finnerty, a brother of La wrence
Fipnerty, has moved down from Min,
nespta and into the house of James
Detis, up by the court house.
|. L. Anderson left for Clarindia,
N.nday evening, having in charge
.Shn Blakely, who will be left at
LHe Insane Hospital for treatment.
i Get our prices on doors and windows
land water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Northup & Finch shipped three car
loads of fat cattle for Samuel Gardner,
Monday evening to the Chicago mar
kets. Ed. Finch accompanied them.
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.
Last Monday Matt Williams sold
one OF his standard bred colts to III. d.
Woodward. 1t is colt with a good
pedigree and promises fair for the
future.
Attorney j. B. Rockafellow was up
from Atlantic, Wednesday, looking
after legal matters in the special SEES.
sion of court that Judge w. r. Green
was holding.
Mrs. w. Burnside and her daughter.
Belle, left for Grinnell, where thew
will visit Charley, who is attending
college, and their daughter and sister
Mrs. Grace Wadsworth.
Charles Darland sold twenty-eight
head of fine feeders Monday to w. H.
Nef, which will be sent out to
Browns ranch in Melville township
and put in the feed yards
have well improved 2OO-acre farm
near Hamlin, for sale One. fourth to
be cash; the balance on time, with in
terest at 5 per cent.
J. H. MOSIER
CLANCY Gardner shipped three cars
of fat cattle to the Chicago markets
last Monday. Chancey has taken
special pains with his bunch and
hopes they will top the market. Ed.
Northup and Roy Hibbs went with
them.
Pete LANCE, living east of town, had
two head Of cattle killed in the storm
last Tuesday night by lightning. 1t
seems early in the year to begin such
operations and if it keeps up the whole
summer at this rate, insurance will be
. at a orapnilln,
Prof. 9. l. Miller, superintendent of
the Boone schools was in our CITY the
first OF the week shaking hands with
old time friends. Prof Miller was
principal of the Audubon schools at
one time and has been at the head oil
the Boone schools for several years
doing good and efficient work.
Matt Williams, the well known
trainer at the fair grounds, went tc
4 Illinois last Monday to purchase one
of the best bred horse that ever came
to the state. Matt is one of the best
| judges of horse flesh in the state and
says that this horse will have lower
record than any horse ever trained in
Audubon.
w. w. Perrine, in Viola township
had the misfortune last Tuesday morn
ing to get his arm broken. While at.
tempting to draw shoe off from 8
horse the horse in some manner push
ed his arm against the side of the barr
with such force as to break the arm
1t is painful accident, and coming al
this time of the year, misfortune, fol
spring work is at hand.
There will be a meeting at 9 P. NJ
Monday, April End, 1900, at the office
of John Ell. Mosier, at Audubon, fol
the purpose of organizing county
club of the National League for the
preservation of wild game and the
prosecution of all vlolators of the game
laws of the state. All interested are
invited to attend. A warden and at.
torney will be elected.
JOHN. HI. MOSIER.
A. l.. BROOKS.
The Presbyterian Sunday Schol will
celebrate it's Goth anniversary Sunday
April Sth. Arrangements are being
made to make the day one of interest
The detailed arrangements are moi
completed but in the morning Supt