Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-20
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Political announcements five dollars.
Political comment, twenty five cents
line, payable in advance. Political
patronage never solicited.
See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
Bart Feney is working at Charley
Talbott's restaurant during the fair
rush.
Roy Funk came up from Atlantic
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Olive Beason departed Satur-
day for Chicago after pleasant visit
with home folks.
Alex Caldwell is reshingling and
otherwise improving his home resi-
dence on south Market street.
]. NJ. Flynn is having a good barn
and other improvements built on the
home place southwest of town.
Mrs. Lars Skow, from Cedar Falls,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Rasmussen this week.
Gene Clark is quite an expert paint
er and has done an extra good job
lately on some of his out buildings.
w. P. Farguson and wife went to
Omaha last week to attend the funeral
of her sister who died at the hospital.
Leslie Walker returned Tuesday
from Clayton county where he has
been for some time visiting with rel
atives.
Will Cloughly and his uncle, Mr..
Greer, expect to go to Omaha next
week to visit the great -Sar-Ben
parade.
Mathis Mathisen, from out toward
Kimballton went as far as Atlantic
Wednesday evening with his friend,
Anton Christensen
j. M. Graham came home from Vim
ton, Iowa, Wednesday where he went
last Saturday to look after the settling
of some legal affairs.
Anton Christensen, from Battle
Creek, Iowa, was visiting this week
with his relatives, the Mathisen fam
lily, out toward Kimballton.
County Clerk Woodward issued
marriage licenses as follows the past
week: Iona Beers and Nora Lyons;
John Martes and Katie Forbes.
Hans Christensen, the genial clerk
at j. F. Russell's large store, left
Wednesday for a business trip to Des
Moines and other eastern points.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
]. G. WOLFE.
My farm Of 10S acres for sale. Four
miles southeast of Audubon. Good
improveme and we'll watered.
JAMES MCNuTT.
Bess and Lille Kness arrived from
York county, Nebraska, Monday even
ing and will pass few weeks visiting
at the Flynn homestead in West Ham, :,
lin township.
| Mrs. McQuillen, of Harlan, mother
of Mrs John Morrisey died Tuesday.
Mrs. Morrissey has been at Harlan for
several days past and Mr.. Morrisey
went over the first of the week.
Mrs. Grace Kerr came down from
her home at Lake View Monday to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Nef and to attend the county fair and
meet her many old time friends.
Mrs. A. B. Thomas, relative of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Thomas at the Park
Hotel arrived from her home at Forest
Grove, Oregon, and is visiting this
week under their hospitable roof.
Two head OF valuable cattle were
killed by lightning Tuesday night in
the Runyan pasture. 1t is not known
whose they are as different parties
have stock running in the pasture.
/ Horses for the eastern
markets. / want clean limbed horses,
weighing from twelve to eighteen
hundred pounds. Bring to barn or
send word and l will call.
VIM. DRYDEN.
| Charley Phillips and wife, of Sac
county aud Claude Phillips and wife,
of Pocahontas county drove down
Sunday and are passing few days at
the home Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Phillips, of Douglas town
snip.
| John Dutfey and family departed
Tuesday for Vail, Iowa, where he has
received promotion on section
gang there. He has been for some
time section boss at the North West
ern yards here, but is now on main
line work and receives better pay.
Their many friends regret their going
yet rejoice with them in the better
position he is to have.
Mrs. William Duvall came in from
Winchester, Illinois, few days ago
and paid visit to John Reuschling
and wife, of Melville township. She
returned home Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Mary Duvall, mother of Mrs.
Reuschling. The old lady was seven
ty years old last Saturday, but is quite
sprightly for one of her age and can