Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-15
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homeopathic Physician and Surge on.
Special attention to chronic diseases.
r Two doors south RusseII's store.
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NY al heI VI HduulHS, was IN
town Wednesday looking after person
al business affairs.
Tom Railsback went to the south
part of the county in Audubon town
ship and bou ght a farm known as the
Gilbert place.
j. j: Henningsen and family who
have been under quarantine for some
Time with small poX are now released
and out again.
Miss Jessie butcher of Audubon
township has been visiting with her
friends at the Donaldson homestead in
Prospect Park.
]. j. Dimick one of Extras stock
buyers was in town Wednesday look
ing after business matters and Willing
away few hours with his friends.
Bert Donaldson, son of County Re-
corder o. G. Donaldson, is quite sick
this week of typhoid malarial fever,
but his friends hope soon to hear of
his recovery.
Mrs. Lou Bradley who fell and re-
ceived serious injuries week before
last issgetting along quite nicely, inn
+, proving as fast as could be expected,
but 1T will be some time before she is
fully recovered.
| Mr.. Robert Ray and wife of Walnut
arrived here Tuesday and will spend
few days visiting with their relatives
James Hunt and family of Melville
township and with Supt. Arthur Far
quhar and family.
VIM. Krauel, prosperous and we'll
to do farmer living north of town, de-
parted Tuesday for visit to Germany.
lie had to secure passport before he
went to save him trouble when he got
across, as he left when ordered to Join
the army.
The Audubon schools will open Sep
TENDER 9th with school building in.
good repair and teachers rested and
ready for work. There is no reason
OF all years as everything is in first
class shape and the teachers enthusi-
astic for the year to begin.
Monday night Miss Mildred Smith
entertained number of friends at the.
home of her father, w. w. Smith in
honor of Miss Lawrence of Des Moin-
es. The game was progressive Up
jenkins and though it is game rath-
er hard on the hands it is productives
of much amusements and all present
had a pleasant time.
w. W. Weston, one of the prosperous
farmers of the county, marketed TWEEN
ty-two head of hogs the first of the
week receiving $4,000. He has forty
head of fat cattle in the feed yard that.
he expects to ship to the Chicago mar;
ket the first of the week. The Scarcity
OF corn and the prevailing high price
causes him to put them on the market,
earlier than he expected.
Sheriff Anderson took into custody
the last of the week, Herman Shilling
charged with stealing coat, vest and
watch from the Farmers Home on
market street. He was taken before,
Justice V. d. Horton where he waiv-
ed preliminary examination and was
held to appear before the next grand
jury. Being unable to give bail he.
will be lodged in Jail and receive the
kind care and hospitality of the sheriff
until the grand jury meets.
George w. Hoover has the concrete.
sidewalk finished in front of his new
building and it is one of the best walks.
in town. Mr.. Lynch, the builder of it.
seems to thoroughly understand it and
has put down good one. Men were,
down from Manning last week to see
it with view of having one put in
likeit George now has his building,
completed and is moving his imple-
ments to it as fast as possible The.
shelving has not yet arrived for the
hardware but he will soon have that
all in. The large double room up stairs.
will be used for his buggies and wag-
ons while the lower part will be used
for shelf and heavy hardware. Few
stores in the State will compare with
it and very few in towns Of this size
excel it,