Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03

patronage never solicited.
See Ham Webster for spring wagon.
Have your eye on next weeks
| Grand Leader ad.
A niece of Mrs Tom Oliver is visit
ing her this week.
See those beautiful patterns in wall
paper, at A. HI. Roberts
G. S. McLeran, d. d. s., office over
McGuire's grocery, Audubon.
Bertel Jensen and family spent Sun
day at the home of P. A. Rasmussen.
John Ward departed for the north
Tuesday, to look after work in that
section.
w. Burnside and wife returned
home, Tuesday, from visiting their
daughter.
n. L. Morey expects to start for his
new home in Minnesota the first of
next week.
Marius Jensen returned home Fri
day from Menlo, where he has been
running creamery.
Darland & Northup sent a car stock
to- Omaha Tuesday night. Ham went
along with them to insure good prices
When in Audubon go to Frank
Rice's restaurant for good meal or
a lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
cry. tt
DIR. Eager has moved his Office from
up stairs on the south side of the park
to his building south of the court
house.
Messner OFT returned home from
Des Moines last Saturday, where he
had been visiting for a week with
friends.
Fong Wo, the Chinese laundryman,
departed Tuesday morning for Spirit
Lake, where he again hopes to start in
! business.
Mrs. Trapp has been compelled to
give UP her position with j. +. Russell
and return to Atlantic, on account of
poor health.
Lutte Lane left Tuesday evening for
Grand junction, to look at a bunch of
cattle with view of purchasing, if
they satisfy him.
Chas. Talbot went to Minnesota,
Tuesday evening, with view Of
purchasing land. He went with land
agent j. F. Luse.
Ed. Wolfe, from Stuart, passed
Tuesday night with his cousin, Greg
, and then went to Carroll to look after
land in that county.
! Get our prices on doors and windows
! and water tanks and all kinds OF mill
, u. L. e l.,
If JAMES HART,
: Rev. Hinkhouse went to Avoca,
Monday, to attend special and called
meeting of the Presbytery, for the
, transaction of important business.
p. l. Drury is having an addition
, built to his house, on North Church
street, which adds much to the APP
pearance and comfort Of his home
I can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
J. G. WOLFE.
Rev. Armstrong and wife and
daughter came, Monday to visit with
: his sister, Mrs. w. II. Kelly. They
l are from Weldon, where he is pastor
: of church.
. Misses Cora and Mae McIlvain left
for Des Moines Monday where the for
mer goes to resume her work as a
trained nurse and the latter goes to re-
ceive medical treatment.
Workmen are busy constructing the
addition to the Arnold brick, recently
moved onto the corner of Main and
Washington streets. When complet.
) | I'D u; nf nlanst
!: stores in town.
Frank Nicholson, of Douglas town.
ship, went to the Omaha markets
Tuesday night with two cars of fat
cattle. He is one of the most prosper
Gus boys out there and his stock is
always in good shape.
We have secured the services of al
! expert horse sheer. He is tirst-class
r in every particular. Bring in your
b horses and give us trial. All Other
) work done. Give us trial.
' J. R. POUND.
A. w. Kelso, Superintendent of this
: division of the Rock Island, was in
specting this branch, Tuesday. HI
found this line in good shape and tick
ct puncher Bundy onto his job anC
conducting things as they should be
Chris. Kraft took gang pillow HON,
with him Wednesday. Chris is one o
our most prosperous farmers, and thi
looks like prosperity was sweeping
over him in waves. But he is the
= type of men who always keep up t.
~ date.
!. IL. Rice, brother of Mrs. j. H
e Thorp, came in from Talmage, Nebras
ka, last Friday, with the purpose o
l. staying if he finds plenty of work. MI
Rice will make someone good hant
as he is used to the farm and has no
. yet found place.
n Mrs. Dr. d. Jackson and her moth
q er, Mrs. M. F. Gillaspie, left, Tuesday
II for Luther, where they will make
n short visit and then they will go OF
as to Pleasantville, the home of the moth
ST er. Mrs Jackson will make shor
We visit and then return home.
S J. 0. Birdsall, of Spencer, Iowa,