Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-18

Nels Bronson and family visited last
week out at Omaha.
Marriage licenses, this week, Harry
III. May and Eta A. Hunt.
DIR. A. L. Brooks is expected home,
the latter part of the week, from Chic
ago where has been for some time in
hospital there.
Postmaster, E. d, Powell, of Extra,
and his brother Professor Bert Powell,
of Atlantic were up Wednesday TAX
ing in the town.
A number one eighty acre farm three
miles from Audubon for sale cheap. A
snap to some one, am going to sell at
once. G. A. Marlin.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
George Preston departed for Willis
ca, Tuesday, and will bring home his
son, Johnnie, who has been down
there visiting with her grand parents.
Out west at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Henningsen last Monday
a child was born. 1t is big rosy fac
ed, chubby listed boy and its parents
are quite proud.
Mrs. Scott and granddaughter from
Cedar Rapids are here visiting their
daughter and ]. A. Humiston's wife
one of the popular and genial agents
q hn
Frank Green returned home, Tues
day, from Nebraska where he has been
visiting with his parents. He got a
plenty of good pure air out there and
is now ready to attend to his work at
the bank
Frank Tharnish moved his Jewel
ry and clock repairing shop from the
property up by the court house down
to the shoe store of Rasmussen & Jen-
sen where he will have more light and
stand a better show of meeting the
people.
Will Dryden and Allie Quimby had
the misfortune to lose another of their
horses by lung fever, Tuesday night.
The terrific heat of the past week has
succumb to most any of the prevailing
diseases.
The extreme heat has its effect on
the Summer School. Yet all the pu-
pills are progressing nicely. They are
having their hardest lessons early in
the day, so that by the time the hot
part of the day rolls around they are
all through with their work.
Frank Leet and wife departed. Mon
day, for Buffalo to take in the expo
sition. They left the children with
friends and expect to be away as long.
as they please. If they get tired i'm a
few weeks they will return home and
if not they will see things until they
tire.
Geo. w. Hoover received the sad in
telligence that his mother had passed
from death unto life at her home in
Iowa City and he left Immediately for
there to be present at the funeral SER
vices. Mrs. Lou Ancaux, a sister of
George, also accompanied him to her
| home.
| DR.. and Mrs. Clark, who were atone
time residents of this place, came in
this week and are visiting their sister
Mrs. Edwin Bilharz and their many
friends here. They intended to stay but
short time and partake of the va
rious feasts prepared, but their stay
will be heightened accordingly.
Lou Grevesmuhle received the sad
intelligence the first of the week that
his father had died and that his moth.
err was very sick. Through the kind.
ness of friends he was able to start i'm
mediately for their home to be present
during the funeral services. The faith
err is we'll known here as he for wears
bought grain here and run good and
liberal business
The extreme and lingering warn
weather of the past week has started
the farmers at two jobs. Haying and
and harvesting all came in at one anC
the same time. The hot winds made
the corn curl some all over the coun.
try, but it is not hurt yet. Rain ir
two weeks will put it on to an average
yield. Oats are giving far better prom
Use in cutting, than they looked in the
field. Hay too is turning out heavier
than was anticipated In fact Audi
bon County is in good condition re
CARELESS of heat or drouth.