Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24

7lcLeran, d. ID. S., office over
Mr.. ANS drug store, Audubon.
WIN fss Minnie Rice spent Sunday Wis.
Nag friends ont at Old Hamlin.
fev Kennedy & Kerwin shipped out six
cars of hogs to Chicago up to Wednes
day.
Mrs. Eugene Mertz, from Gray was
visiting her Audubon friends between
trains, on last Tuesday.
Irma Tharnish entertained hel
friend, Miss Clara Ordway from Bray
ton last Saturday night.
Mrs. Frank Watts has issued invita-
tons to a number of her lady friends
for dinner party Saturday.
Roy Funk was up from Lewis, the
first of the week, visiting with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. U. Funk.
Mrs. Mckarahan entertained num-
Der of her lady friends with a dinner
party at he pleasant home to-day.
A. A. Zaner ahd daughter drove to
Extra, Tuesday, to attend to business
and to meet his friends at that place.
Mrs. S. A. McHargue arrived home
Friday from Menlo, where she had
been some time visiting with relatives.
Doctor Hollenbeck has been nego-
tiating for property on Washington
street and will soon be the owner or a
fine house.
The Columbian club met at the
Of
and held THAR usual social and bust
ness session.
Mrs. Brown, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Graham for
some time, departed Wednesday for
her home at Lawrence, Kansas.
John Lidd was unable to be about
the store, Tuesday, on account of the
grippe 1t is seldom that he is absent
only for business out of town.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART,
c. G. kempf and Geo. Hoover drove
to Extra Tuesday night and took in
the X. P. banquet. The boys were
made welcome and had a good time.
We understand that O. G. Donald
son has rented part of the Mrs. James
Davis property and will soon move to
town. She vii! retain part and live
in it.
Mrs. Brown, living north of town,
who has been growing worse for some
time with a cancer, is still sinking and
little hope is entertained for her re-
c0very.
Mrs. p. A. Rasmussen and daught.
CT departed last Sunday for Clinton
where she goes to visit with her folks
and girlhood friends, leaving poor p.
A. lonesome and tired looking.
f. Mccall is moving from southwest
of Atlantic to the Richard Owen place,
east Of town. Mr.. Mccall comes well
recommended as a neighbor and the
community will receive good man.
Will Owens, one of Melville's most
prosperous farmers, went to Chicago,
last Saturday, with two fine cars OF
cattle of his own feeding, which he eX-
pected to go well to the top of the mar
ket.
The ladies aid society Of the Presby.
terrain church will give an oyster sup.
per at the church tomorrow FRIDAY
night, from five o'clock till all are
served. They expect to have good
supper and should receive liberal
patronage.
Mrs. Fred Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Thomas, of the Park
hotel, writes back from Denver, Col
where she is spending the winter thai
she is feeling better than she has ir
until about the first of March.
Tuesday was bad day for hog mer
but good one for the farmers. Hogs
had got to five cents pound and loaC
after load came into the market. The
stock men lost thousands of dollars all
over the country, for hogs took droF
of about fifteen cents that night.
Miss Verge McIlvain returned home
Monday from Grinnell where she has
been at the head of the millinery de
partment of a large store there. She
will take a rest until the spring season
opens when she will go to Chicago anc
get the styles for the coming season.
Mrs f. Bilharz entertained her lad
friends, Wednesday, with dinner il
honor of Mrs. Henshaw and Mrs
Emma Russell No men were allowed
and Mr.. Bilharz paid his compliment:
to the ladies by presenting each witt
beautiful rose. 1t was beautiful
well served dinner and the ladies thor
oughly enjoyed it.