Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-24

line, payable in advance. Political
patronage never solicited
C.S. McLeran, D. d. S., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
For SALE:-Two good second hand
carriages at Farguscn & Reinmund.
Mrs. F. l.. Evans went to Dennison
Monday to visit with her parents
few days.
Mr.. MCGEE shipped out car of
small horses for Albany, New York,
last Saturday.
Boy Beers, down toward Extra,
drove home with a fine buggy, one
day last week.
Ben Salinger, from Carroll, was in
attendance on some matters in the Dis
trict Court this week.
Rev. Hinkhouse, of the Presbyter
school house last Sunday.
Daniel Lynch is doing the plaster
ing of John Musson's new residence,
which is nearly completed.
Attorney Fred Blume was an At
lantc visitor the last of last week, at
tending to matters of legal business.
Frank Davis returned home, last
| Friday from quite an extended bust
ness trip to various parts of the State.
Mrs. VIM. McLaren, ST., departed
last Saturday night for Moline, Ill, to
assist at the bedside of sick relative.
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for a good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
Ross Graham, the efficient jeweler
at w. H. O'Connell's, made business
trip to Atlantic, Wednesday, between
trains.
The ladies of the town are to give a
fashionable hop to the gentlemen, next
Friday eve, in the parlors of the Park
Hotel
Ed. Wagner, from Marion county, is
at Billy Benton's livery barn, this
week, buying horses for the eastern
market.
Northup and Darland shipped car
of cattle to the Omaha market, We'd
nesday evening. Dick Northup went
with them.
Rev. j \. laggy was out the first
of the week attending to business, and
left Tuesday morning for his work in
Des Moines.
John Braun sold fine bunch of cat
tie to Northup and Finch, this week
and they shipped them to Chicago,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucy Fredrickson has resigned
her position in j. f. Russel's large
dry goods emporium and is now al
home taking rest.
Miss Helen Poster returned, Satur
day, from Des Moines and has resum
ed her position in Mosier & Boylan':
office, as stenographer.
NJ. L. Branson, up in Lincoln town
ship, has had barn constructed on hi.
farm which adds to the value of hi:
place and comfort of his stock.
Ed. Wolfe, a cousin of Greg's, pass.
ed through Audubon on his way home
to Stuart, from Carroll, and stopped
over Thursday night with Greg.
Special attention given to trial cases
settlement of estates and the drawing
of all legal papers.
COSSON & ROSS.
G. c. Harper starts today for Con
cordia, Kansas, for visit with rela
tives, and where he hopes to receiv,
some benefit for his rheumatism.
Get our prices on doors and window
and water tanks and all kinds of mil
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Sheriff Anderson sold his team las
week and went over to Anita, Thurs
day, and purchased another as fine
driving team as ever came to Audi
bon.
John Callison stopped and spen
Sunday with his cousin, Greg Wolfe
He was on his way to Stuart to b
present at the marriage of cousin
Mamie Wolfe.
Mrs. f. n. Taggert has purchase,
the property north of the Catholi
church belonging to H. D. WOODWARD
: and expects to move there some tim
+ in the future.
!. A good new brick walk has been pu
: in front of Friend and Sons store. /
more of the merchants would folloN
the example it would be decided i'm
-, provement to the street.
> Sam Garmire, well known an
prosperous Lincoln township farmer
6 is hauling out brick to build commo
o dlous new cave, as stOre-house in win
' ter and refuge in summer
/ John Mosier returned from Council
t Bluffs, the first of the week, where h
| had been advising clients. He ha
t been in the mining districts of Missou
: ri lately and has some important lit
j, CATION cases to come before the FEEDER
f al Courts, in June.
n The High School ball team wen
down to Atlantic, Saturday, an
! played with the High School of tina
q city. The score stood considerabl
# different than it did at the contest a
e Audubon, but the Atlantic's won wit
e the score of 8 to 3. Our boys put u
t a good game, but the advantage {
r home told in favor of the Atlantics
@ The game was orderly and our bow
4 received good treatment from thei
il host and fair play in the rulings, a
e should be in all games.
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