Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20
CHARLES BAGLEY.

Don't you ever fail to read the adj
vertisements in this issue.
Frank Butler, of Des Moines, is
working at the Musson elevator.
Fisher & Potter, out west of town,
are Smelling among their neighbors.
Jack O'Brien shelled out good por-
| ton of his corn the first of the week.
Miss Susie Musson returned home
Saturday from college to pass the hol-
idays.
Thos Cochran, southwest Of town,
purchased fine organ this week for
his daughter.
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton went to Atlantic
Monday, on professional business and
to see his parents.
Mont Stewart came down from Ded-
ham, Tuesday, and is passing few
days with his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Talbots' little
daughter, Vera, is sick with typhoid
fever. So far it is mild case.
Rev. Hinkhouse went to Griswold
Monday to attend to matters of bust
ness connected with his church.
Miss Lena Drury expects to go to
Jefferson the latter part of the week
to spend the holidays. with friends.
John Norris, from the south part of
the county arrived in the county seat
Wednesday evening to attend to bust
ness.
Harry Sampson came home Satur-
day from college to spend the holiday
vacation with his friends and home
folks.
Mrs. Julia Corner came down from
Gray, Tuesday evening, to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Wilson.
The protracted meetings at Fair
View, in Douglas township, are still
continued with good attendance and
interest.
Royal Petty came over from Corley,
Shelby county, Tuesday, to pay visit
to his many friends and old time as
sociates.
H. C. Bradshaw came in from Fonda
last Friday and called upon his
brother-in-law, jim Burkey, just north
of town.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Of Chas. McLeran to Miss
Bertha Musson on. Christmas dav at
high noon.
VIM. Wilde has rented Nate Car
per's place in town and will move in
about the first Of March and retire
from active farm life.
Geo. H. Kerr left for Hubbard, Iowa
Tuesday morning, where he will &C
into business at once having pur.
chased Racket store.
OF Mease and wife departed, Tues
J day, for Missouri, where they go to
visit his parents. They will eat Christ
mas turkey and fruits and have good
visit.
Will McFarlane was taken sick Sun
day and the case has developed into
typhoid fever. While it is not yet
dangerous that care would have to be
! taken.
Sam Gardner purchased number Of
good feeders from Doak & Lane last
4 Wednesday and took them to his fine
! Greeley township farm where he will
s feed them.
Miss Cora McIlvain arrived home
from Des Moines the first of the week
to care for her sister-in-law, Mrs. CLARK
McIlvain, who is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Pat Carolan came up from Texa!
; Monday to testify in the case nov
pending He only stayed over nigh
with his friends all of whom gave hin
: a hearty welcome and were glad to SEE
! him.
Grant Stonebrook was in town owe
I night Monday attending to business
He says that he and his brother are
/ doing big business up there, so much
| so, that they have had to build an ad
/ dition to their store.
Frank Tharnish is going to open "
: repair shop in DR.. G. Eger's room!
| near the court house where he will
t give special attention to repairing
! watches and such other business a.
: may come in his line.
l20 acres clear Nebraska farm fo
sale in good neighborhood three mile:
e from town at $3.50 per acre, 80 acre!
e broke.
c r. l.. HARRIS, Dentist,
S MIS- Audubon, Iowa.
Morg Terry's mother, who live!
with him up in Lincoln townihip, il
r very low and for months it has beer
: hoped she would take turn for thu
= better but her continued feeble condi
ton gives but little hope for her re
covery.
John Davis expects to hold a biz
: public sale at his place some time il
. the latter part Of January. He eX
poets to dispose of all his stock ant
quit farming. He has done well il
Q life and has earned a rest and may
now take life easy.
We are creditably informed tina
Nate Carper is to be the new steward
of the poor farm taking charge of hi
e new position March lst. This is {
IL responsible position requiring indus
v try, push and economy and we trus
e that Nate will prove himself to be the
u right man for the place.