Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-18
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Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.

Farm Wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
S. G.. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store Audubon.
All styles in hats-latest, newest
and cheapest at Nelson & Christensen.
Mrs. Sim Curtis expects to leave to-
morrow, Friday, for a visit in Omaha
with her relatives
| Ed. Wood got on his wheel last
Sunday and rode down to Brayton to
visit with his parents.
| George Hoover and Frank Rice
made a business trip, overland, to
Extra, Tuesday afternoon
Rev. O'Flyng, father of Mamie
O'F!!yng DIETRICH, is spending the
week visiting with his daughter
Make up how much buckwheat
-four you will need by the time get
around to see you. A. A. ZANER.
Oscar Ray drove to Red Oak, We'd
nesday, taking his fine horse and eX-
poets to leave it there during the win
ter
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
Ed. B. Cousins and Dan Freeman
were in Des Moines, Wednesday, to
attend meeting of the Royal Arch
Nasons.
D. n. Sergeant, of Sioux City, ex-
pected to receive fine car of young
cattle, Wednesday, which he will
put on the market.
g. w. Hansen has purchased the
property on Chicago street belonging
to Chas. Ping and expects to move
into 1T the coming week.
John Chapman returned home, on
| Wednesday evening, from Chicago
where he had been with cattle and
taking in the sights of the big city.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. g. WOLFE.
! Mrs. VIM. Oelke, mother of August
Oelke, and Miss Nora, leave today for
Farmsburg, where they expect to visit
for time with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ed. Bilharz left Tuesday even
ing for lndianola, where she goes to
visit her parents and attend the we'd
ding OF friend ss matron of honor.
Henry Herbert went to Atlantic
tuesday to attend the wants of his
mother who is very sick and will visit
for week or more with his brother
and relatives.
Quite a number of dinner parties
have been given in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. r. A. Smith who, as it were, are
the guests of the town, so universally
are they liked.
Miss Augusta Grimme who has been
Visiting for time with her uncle,
| County Auditor A. f. Greenwaldt,
left Tuesday for Jefferson, where she
will visit for time
| j. r. Russell returned last week from
his hunt up north, much refreshed for
his short outing and is now busy
looking after the immense volume Of
business in his store.
Quite number from here were down
to Extra, Tuesday night, to attend the
hrst OF their lecture course, which was
the Slayton Jubilee Singers. They
report splendid entertainment.
/ y. F. Frazier expects to move his
photograph gallery, the first of the
year, TO the building now occupied by
the Racket, which will move to the
place now occupied by Van Scoy.
Rev. Hinkhouse left, Monday morn
ing, for Davenport where he goes to
attend the Presbyterian Synod. He
expects to stop at State Center next
Sunday to occupy the pulpit there.
| Will have the best and cheapest line
of underwear in town. Some here
now and more will be in the latter
part of this week. Come and see it.
| NELSON & CHRISTENSEN.
w. H. Kelley is shipping portable
house to his farm in McCook county,
South Dakota, for the use of his ten.
ants. He is also shipping piping and
wind mill for the water supply on
the farm
4 Miss Laura Larsen who began few
weeks ago to work as an apprentice
IN the millinery department Of J. F.
husselIs store, has accepted position
as clerk in the departments, and with
n her natural tact and ability will make
a first-class saleslady.
Miss Ina Colee left, Tuesday, accom-,
panied by her father, for Denver, Colo.
RADIO, where she goes for her health
which has been quite poor of late. She
was out there once before and found
that the climate thoroughly agreed
with her and helped her, so now she
4 again tries its restorative powers.
i Mrs. Rose Roberts and Mrs. Frank
Reinemund entertain theirlady friends
today, at the pleasant home of the for
mer: These ladies possess those rare
abilities of hospitality that when peo-
pie assemble in their homes they have
a splendid time, and this will be one
OF the times when the guests will carry
away pleasant memories.
Mr.. ]. F. Eastman, an influential
citizen Of Marysville, California, re-
cognlZes the value of krauses Head
ache Capsules and does not hesitate to
tell Others about it g have been an
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