Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03

ra llew$
Herb Herrick spent last Sunday
in Carson returning home Monday
l. p, Hallock of Oakheld, was
transacting business in our city on
Monday.
Seth Hartzell of Greeley township
went to Des Moines on business
matters last Tuesday.
Ellis Oliphant moved in with his
father last Wednesday to remain
while his mother is absent in Ill,
Illinois Lump Coal of the Marquet
third vein for sale by
DAVENPORT Dictator Co.
Remember Henry Hickman when
you want a good cigar, drink OF
pop, mineral water or orange cider
Chas. Kleuver is building a fine
double corn crib and making other
substantial repairs about his place
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Ericsson drove
to Audubon Tuesday evening to at
tend to business and visit with their
relatives.
Miss Blanche Noon and her little
nephew and niece took the noon
train Tuesday for visit to friends
in Brayton.
There will be big parade each
day at the Atlantic Carnival, and
the Floral Parade will be held on
Thursday October 10.
Mrs. Robt. Oliphant departed last
Tuesday for Homer, ILL.,, to stay
during the winter with a brother
who is in poor health.
Chas. Woodard sold his house
last Monday to Hans p. Petersen
SiiN SiSoi1iSiy ulcii III PJEO.OU duO
gives possession Nov. LIST.
Mrs. G. w. Houch and children OF
Dexter arrived here on Saturday
evening on visit with her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dustin.
Will Campbell and Will Parrot
drove up, from Audubon township
to PARROTS farm above Audubon
with load of farm implements.
Harry Finkbine was up from At
lantic the last of the week talking
over business with Charley Waits
manager of the Green Bay Lumber
Yards.
VIM. Delahoyde left on. Monday
for Defiance thirty miles northwes1
of this city; to resume his canvass
for the Lyman & Taggart Nursery
Company.
Otto Larson north of town, has
purchased lumber for new house
and is hauling the same to his farm
and in few days the carpenters
will have the building in the pro
cess of construction.
Mesdames Bilharz, Cousins, Don
aldson and Miss Harriet Bilharz
drove down from Audubon Tues
day evening, took lunch with Mrs
Chester Marlin and attended ser
vices at the Tabernacle.
Frank Buckner and ]. A. Picket
from up by Gray, and John Tieder
man and Fred Bartlett east o.
Extra, left for Adair County Wed
nesday to look for some suitable
farms that they may purchase.
Mrs. L. A. butcher sold her north
so acres in Audubon township al
$4,000 per acre to her son-in-law
James Quinn, who will remove from
Brooklyn, Ia, to the farm. Tohr
Norris resides on the latter and is
seeking for new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Frost of neal
Ross, who have been visiting
his brother John east of town anc
other relatives, left Tuesday fol
home where they will getready anc
shortly move within seven miles O,
Waterloo, Ia, where Matt owns E
good farm.
Uncle Oliver Smith brought three
ears of corn to the Journal office
Wednesday that were raised on his
farm near Brayton, now farmed b,
Owen Ide. and they were fine spec
linens. Mr.. Smith says there is {
whole field like it and it will 90 81
bushels to the acre.
Notice.
Sealed bids will be received 70,
the building of school house il
sub-district No. 7, in the schoo
township of Extra, at the residence
of the secretary in Oakfeld Iowa
Where plans and specifications
may be seen. Contract will be lie
on the Goth day of October at tn,
school house in Oakfield.
u. w. POWERS,
o-4wks. Secretary