Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-18
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w. Q. Elliott was attending to cour,
matters in Atlantic the first of tn,
week.
Mrs. Baker, from Atlantic, spen1
Sunday with her old-time friends il
w. B. Davis home.
A big line of overalls, shirts anG
duck coats for men, boys and children
just in at Nelson & Christensen.
If you want to buy cheap r. r
land in Charles Mix county, South
Dakota, see Joe Cam, Audubon, Ia
Will Leake returned home, Tuesday
morning, from Des Moines where he
had been attending to matters of bust
ness.
Tie Christian church received Its
plastering last week and is now taking
its coat of paint and will soon be ready
for occupancy byits people.
Miss Denny, who has been looking
up the tax reports in the county fol
some time, finished her task and left
Wednesday for Rockwell City.
Overcoats and suits for men, boys
and children, little newer, little
cheaper and a little better than
elsewhere. Come let us convince you
NELSON & CHRISTENSEN.
Frank O. Nicholson, of Douglas
township returned from Chicago to.
day where he had been with a ship.
ment of cattle. He stopped off at
Davenport and spent couple of days
with his old friend, Lou Yaggy.
Lou Anciaux, in Greeley township,
is adding to the convenience of his
farm by placing a new wind mill and
piping system for the water supply on
his place, which will be great con
venience during the cold of winter.
The new livery barn started in the
Tharnish building, by Rogers & Will.
llalns, has closed and the proprietor
gone away. Whether to start barn
some place else or not we did not
learn, but would guess four barns too
many for the town.
MIS-. d. HI. Wingate arrived We'd.
nesday evening from her home at
Clinton, and will visit for time with
her friend, Mrs. John Ward Mr..
Wingate is editor of a society paper at
Clinton and they come from the best
society of the town.
Numbers of our people went down To
Atlantic last week to attend the carni-
val. Everyone seemed to enjey them
selves. They report everything down
there on big scale and the entertain
ments first class even if everyone took
the privilege of Knowing them.
While proper care should be exer-
clsed in treatinga bad cold, it is not
necessary to be confined to the house
when you use Krause's Cold Cure, and
the cure is infallible.s Sold by Nick
Doffing q Co., druggist, Extra and
N. z. Brorsen, druggist, Audubon.
Miss Nora Oelke closed a very sue
cessful term OF school at No. 2, Sharon
township, last Friday, giving an ex-
hibition and entertainment. Hel
pupils and patrons appreciate all her
efforts to help them along not only in
their school work but in a social way,
Cold weather is coming on and with
IL comes the time of general prepare
ton for winter. The cleaning of the
debris in the yard, the mailing down OF
loose boards in the side walk, the look
ing after chimneys. Get yourselves in
readiness for the snow which is sure
to come.
Just forty eight hours is sufficient
time to cure bad cold when you take
Krause's Cold Cure. 1t will not nau-
seate the stomach or constipate the
bowels and is pleasant and safe to-take.
Costs 25 cents. Sold by Nick Doffing
d Co., druggists, Extra, and N. G.
Brorson, Audubon.
Grant Stonebrook was loading his
household goods on the train, Wed
nesday, preparatory to having them
shipped to Sac City, where he will
make his future home. He. as we
stated some time ago, has purchased
half interest in the business conduct.
ed by his brother and together they
expect to hustle a large business.
Audubon is to have new jewelry
store. Fl. P. johnson, who seems ia
understand the trade, aud who learn.
ed it from his father, will open up q
store in the Rasmussen 81 Jensen shoe
store and remain there until the first
OF the year when he expects to occupy
part of the building in which the
Racket store now is. He comes well
recommended and will, no doubt, re-
ceive his share of the patronage.
A recent decision given last Satur
day by the Supreme Court will be OF
interest to landlords and laborers. 1t
was case of Lois G. Stuart represent.
ed by Mosier & Boylan, VS. w. II. Vinl
ct al, represented by Cosson & Ross
This case involved the constitution.
atty, of Sec. 40l9 of the Code which
provides that labor claims hold pref
erence over other and prior claims
The decision held that labor claims
should have priority over all Other
claims including landlords attach
| ments. This will be of especial inter
terests because it is a question that is
continually coming up and which is
now settled.
The examiner for the rural mail de
livery was here not long since and ii
company with Postmaster Wilson Sc
lected the route to the northwest