Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-17


See Ham Webster for Collie pups.
Lutte Lane went to Omaha Tuesday
with stock.
John Weighton made a business
trip to Des Moines, Monday.
Will Leake came down from Man
ming Sunday and spent the day with
| friends.
n. C. Bronson went to Chicago Sat
urday night to attend to matters of
business.
Henry Pollock, one of the banking
firm of Brayton, was in town Wednes-
day between trains.
Mrs. Hinshaw arrived from her home
at Indianola, Tuesday evening, to visit
for time with her daughter, Mrs.
Vivian Bilharz.
DIR. G. V. Wilder was up from At
lantic Tuesday morning to consult
with DR.. Fulton in one Of the cases he
has in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Miller departed
for their home at Ute, Tuesday, after
pleasant visit of week with her
sister, Mrs VIM. Cloughly.
II. G. Adams, baker in Chas. Tai
bott's restaurant, arrived back home
Saturday after two weeks visit with
sister at Indianapolis, Indiana.
can repair your bicycles and put
~ irct al ho, p,,ir
in and leave them with me.
J. G. WOLFE.
Geo. E. Weighton has received his
diploma from the state board of YETI
nary surgeons and is now full fiedged
vetinary surgeon ready to do work at
all times.
Fred Vermilya departed last Satur-
day for Oskaloosa for weeks rest
with relatives to recuperate from his
fall work and to visit for time with
relatives and friends.
Mike Mcclure, living out south
west from town, went down to Allan
tic, Monday, to see Mr.. O'Donnell,
who use to live where the poor farm
now is and who is very sick.
Miss Lucille Connrardy, steno-
grapher for Myers & Blume, has been
offered a position as stenographer at
DeKalb, Illinois, but has not yet de-
cided if she will accept or not.
| A man in Douglas, who has a dog
] that never sleeps, keeps tab ona young
| man on the river north, the lateness
of the hours, the times gone. Young
man beware that he don't tell on you.
A party of land seekers going to
Oklahoma left over the n orth- Western,
Tuesday morning, going to seek new
John H. Mosier, John Mcclure, Mike
Hale and Elmer Bailey, of Audubon
Abrams and Barney Detman from
Extra.
A very painful accident happened
out in Melville township last Saturday
night, when Miss Lotte Smith acci.
IDENTIFY shot herself. the ball from 8
thirty-eight caliber revolver penetrat.
ing her lower limb below the knee
shattering both bones. 1t was i'm.
mediately dressed, however, and is
doing nicely now but will lay her uI
for some time She was teaching
school in that township and her direc
tor has been looking all this week fol
a teacher to take her place.
Saturday night is the time lot O
the young people in Douglas are look
ing forward to for a pleasant time
Then will the girls gather the gooc
thing to eat and perhaps some boy
may wander her way to take her tx
the pleasant country home of George
Stetzell, where after due time spen
in games and fun and good time, they
the contents therein. They will
: a hospitable home and they always dc
everything to have good time.
Tonight the masons of the Blue
Lodge gives social and supper il
their hall and are making grea
preparations to have a good time
They expect only to have it an infor
, NAL affair and splendid good time
They have prepared an entertainment
,, with music and toasts. Ed. B
, Cousins will act as POSTMASTER having
been appointed to that position by
Loud Rippy whose duty it was to act
The ladies who will respond are Mes
f danes III. NJ. Talbot, G. II. Jones, +
s S. Watts, DR.. Jackson and Miss Har
r riet Bilharz, but they have not al
7 selected their subjects. Jesse Keitl
l will respond to fifty years of masonr.
a having been that long in the order
l H. w. Hanna has History of Mason
Z ry in the United States e. j. Free
e man, Masonry, and Jay Shingledeckel
the Mason Goat.