Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-20
'Thos. H. Boylaa.
LAWYERS,

VIM. Cochran was an Atlantic visit
OR Tuesday.
Will Pangburn, of Adair, is spending
the week with his sister, Mrs. Ellsworth
Booth.
Hugh Delahovde is assisting in F.
M. Rice's restaurant, during the rush
this week.
MEN WANTED-Wages S25. 90 per
month and board. Apply to John
Ward, Audubon, Iowa.
A crowd of nimrods went over to
Guthrie county the first of the week
and killed fine mess of chickens.
Miss Gertie Chambers returned Tues
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends at Fairbury, Neb.
Miss Lucille CoDnrardy, of Extra,
has accepted position In Myers &
Blume's law office, as steonographer.
There were only ten who took ad.
vantage of the low rates to Sioux City
over the North Western last Sunday.
r. Lieb, accompanied by his mother
and sister and daughter, have gone to
Michigan, for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mothers we can please you if YOU
come to our store to buy your child
ren's clothing.
lido BROS.
p. w. Weeks, one of the prominent
attorneys of Guthrie Center, was in
the city Wednesday, attending to legal
business and call on his many friends
Frank Frazier is enjoying visit
this week from his brother j. B. Fraz-
Ter, OF Atlantic, who came up to make
him visit and take in the sights at
the fair.
John Swanson, of Greenfield, a
former resident of this vicinity, arriv-
ed Tuesday for visit with his
nephew, Frank Nicholson, living west
of town.
Lou Striker arrived from Kansas
City Wednesday morning and wants
to buy car load of good chunky draft
horses, for which he is willing to paw
good prices.
John Bailey, Bert Freeman, Joe
Ellis and Martin Mogg went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday, where they will ap-
pear as witnesses before the Federal
Grand Jury.
W.J. Kennedy was stricken with
apoplexy on the fair grounds this fore
noon. 1t is difficult to tell his condi-
ton but it is hoped his stroke is not
very heavy.
Jim Carper has opened new lunch
room on lower Broadway, next to the
steam laundry, aud is now prepared
to serve the wants of the inner man,
either day or night.
Mr.. F. B. Kellogg, father of Geo. E.
Kellogg, arrived from Woodbine
Tuesday, and after he has visited a
few days he and his wife, who came
down last week, will return home
Joe Rogers, the new liveryman, and
his family returned the first of the
week from Nebraska, where they had
been in attendance at the golden
wedding anniversary of his parents.
Hugh Delahoyde, who has been at
tending Simpson College at Indianola,
arrived in the city the first of the week
and will remain for few days visiting
friends and then go to Chicago, where
he will enter college and study den.
tistry.
Miss Lizzie Trainer, of Chicago, is
visiting her friend, Miss Ella Conway,
one of the popular clerks in Russells
store. Miss Trainer was formerly a
resident of Audubon and has many
friends who will be pleased to renew
the acquaintance Of former days.
DR.. w. E. Moon, of Traverse CITY,
Michigan, was called here the first of
the week on account of the serious ill
ness OF his little son, who has been
making his home with his grandfath-
er, =. F. Moon, east of town. The
little fellow has been suffering from
typhoid fever, but is now much better
Jack Anderson, stock dealer of this
place was struck by the engine of No.
5, this afternoon and instantly killed.
waiter Roberts was also seriously in
Jured. The train was late and proba-
Oily the men were not looking for it.
'Ihey We're on the crossing about three
fourths miles out of Atlantic and did
not see the train until too late. Wal
ter Roberts was at once taken to his
nome at sol Poplar street and medical
aid summoned. He was badly bruised
and one leg injured but no bones bro
ken. One of the horses of the team
was killed. Both men are well known
in Atlantic. Anderson has been in the
employ of Roberts for some time. He
was about 80 yeare old. Both men
were brought in on the train. Mr..
Anderson's body was badly cut up.
The men left town about three O'Clock
for trip to the country. Mr.. Roberts
states that the engineer did not blow
his whistle which was the cause for
accident.-Atlantic Messenger.
During the electrical storm last
Tuesday morning lightning struck
the rods on the school house and an
induced current branched off to the
telephone wire which ran into the
office where Prof. Hooker was seated
at his desk writing He felt the
shock and a few moments after
smoke seemed to rise through the
floor in all parts of the room. Think
ing the fire might be under all the
floor, he Immediately went into the
High School room and dismissed
them and then turnad bis ottapt;o,, IN