Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-01
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Charley Farnham has been sick for
the past few days, being confined to
his bed.
Y Thomas Single went to Carroll,
Sunday evening, and returned home
on Monday.
John Slayton bought one of those
fine buggies the first of the week from
the sshustlers.'
Sam Wilson is enjoying visit
from his father who lives in the east
part of the state.
Charley Farnham is having his A
aclps of potatoes harvested with his
neY potato digger.
Il. w. Stearns and wife and Evert
Bates and wife ate chicken at the AL
lieI Bamsey home Sunday.
Ed Bates is putting in new pair
of Ecales and is having wagon shed
and scale room built combined.
When in need Of barbwire and sta
ples to build your fences come to
Runs & Beers. They have the best.
Ross Markets-W Wheat, 56a cents;
oats, II cents; corn, old or new, 25
cents. butter, 16 cents; eggs, IA cents.
D. A. Dorsey and wife were called
to sMarshalltown, few days ago,
owing to the illness of a relative at
that place.
Vim. Maxon, of Melville township,
was over the first of the week and
bohght fine bunch of cattle from
| Ed Finch.
Quite number of our young peo-
pie were over to Theo. Martins last
Saturday night and passed few fleet
ing hours.
| Mrs. Nels Olsen is enjoying visit
from sister from Des Moines. They
alIe all having a pleasant time talking
over other days.
William Lehrenkraus lost q valua-
BILE COW that in some way got fast in
q wagon and so broke her frame that
she lost her life.
j. J. Courtney bought 1000 bush.
els of corn Monday for the Trans
Mississippi Grain Co., paying %
cents a bushel for it.
There will be a gathering of merry
and gay hearted youngsters at the
comfortable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Frost Saturday night.
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Mrs. Joe johnson, who has been
reported i'll is no better and her
! friends are waiting anxiously for her
case to take turn for the better.
/ John Magi''s children, who have
been having diphtheria, are reported
to be out of danger and no fears are
entertained as to the spread of the
disease.
Pennies make dimes and dimes
make dollars. Why not buy your
stoves from Ruhs s. Boeps and saw,
\ Your money for coal and time fol
hauling it.
Will NeitzeI got two air tigh
stoves and took them out to the rev
church few days ago, and everyonl
knows that the church will be prop.
erlv warmed.
4 Frank Rice and family came dow1
from Dedham Sunday and spent tn,
day al the home of his brother, Jim
| Mrs. Rice, his mother, returned HON,
with him to remain while.
j. F. Luse and family came down
from Carroll, Sunday. We are glac
to see that they do not forget theil
old time friends, and that they ar,
1 still attached to the attractions o
former days.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Inman Sherman ar,
both home from their visit to Jeffer.
son. They report good visit, bu1
their return fills vacant place ii
The town and their presence helps t.
keep things moving.
Mrs. P. T. Henry returned hom,
from Illinois Saturday where she ha
been caring for her mother who i
sick and visiting with other relatives
She left her mother feeling much i'm.
proved and gaining steadily.
Fred and Ben Ruhs came over an,
spent Sunday with their brother ia.
cob, the hustling implement dealer
They returned home in time so Jak'
could go to church and retire earl,
and enjoy a good nights rest.
One Of the biggest and jollies
crowds that ever left the county viii
go to Watertown next Tuesday even
ing. The editor of the journal ha
collected up some on subscription ant
got few new ones and is going up /,
buy q farm and TO have one of tn
best trips OF the year
Ox-Blood Tablets contain in concentrate
form the active principles Of the health
bullock's blood, combined with the mos
valuable nerve, BRAIN blood and flesh pro