Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-11
CHARLES BAGLEY.

CHARLES BAGLEY.
G. S. McLeran, D. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon,
G. H. Jones came into town the first
of the week to attend to business mat
tiers.
5odie Oelke went to Sioux City,
Tuesday, to look after matters of per-
sonal buseness.
Daniel Lynch was Sunday visitor
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
! Clarence Austin, in Extra.
Beatrice and Gretchen Nash are ex-
pected home, Friday, from Brownell
hall where they have been in school,
We understand that J. F. Luse, who
moved from Ross to Carroll last spring
is soon to put up fine residence
building in that city.
The china wedding that was to have
been held short time ago at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Thomas has
been postponed to some future time.
1 can repair your bicycles and put
them in tirst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Jim and Charley Trunnel We're called
to Mitchelville the first of the week by
the serious illness Of the mother Of the
former who is nearing we'll onto the
one hundreth mark.
Miss Nora Oelke began her school
last Monday at No. 2 in Sharon, where
she has taught several terms already,
showing that her work has been salts
! factory to all the patrons of the school,.
To SHEEP MEN; ATTENTIoN!-Dip
your sheep in Milk Oil Dip! For sale
by WILLIAM L. CLARK, HAMLIN,
IOWA. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Tank furnished
free. Order early!
Your time looking over our stock of
groceries, dry goods, queensware, no
lions, etc, will be well spent. We
give you extremely low prices. Bring
us your butter and eggs and get the top
of the market. BARGER BROS.
Mr.. and Mrs ST Earhart, two people
that stand high in the estimation OF
Viola township people, passed Tues
day night in town. She visited with
relatives while Mr. Earhart attended
the degree work in the Masonic lodge.
A deal was made Wednesday where.
by Lou Lee disposed of his property
just south of j. f. Russell's store tC
DR.. Gleason. Lou will retain a lease
on the barber shop and continue bust
ness at the same old stand and the
: doctor will fit the other part up as 8
: residence and office.
Miss Maud Burkey leaves TODAY fo1
S a visit at Fonda where she will remain
3 for few weeks and then go on tt
s Piedmont. South Dakota, to visi
s with her sister, Mrs. Luther McNutt
z during the summer. She expects t.
5 return in the fall in time to teach TIL,
3 fall and winter term where she ha!
g been for some time.
s Tuesday night was great one il
8 the halls Of the knight Templar lodge
B Several candidates were over from
3 Coon Rapids to enter the commander,
and from the talk we heard next day
9 we would judge they all enjoyed the
5 evening. Those from the Rapid.
s were G. e. Morris, Worth Smith, ]
z Jackson and G.. w. Holiday
s F. l.. Evans was up to Carroll no
long since and we understand con
3 tracted for some of the largest build
s ings to be be put up there during tn,
g season. A great many buildings are
8 to go up and he captured among thu
s best. His ability as drauhtmar
9 is becoming widely known and hi
s work is substantial and satisfactory t,
all for whom he works as will these
two new buildings be.
q Word has come from Council Bluff
that some of the boys usually seel
q loafing on our streets were in that cit,
8 broke" How such thing could b.
3 possible is beyond our comprehension
2 Any one who wishes work now car
easily obtain it and receive good wage
for it too He who is too lazy to worl
z should starve. A vagrant now is al
8 impossibility if he has any health a
S all so he can move. Sympathy for
A young man who sits around waitin,
5 for soft snap or some nice work is al
3 bad as any tramp that ever begged
s penny, yes he is worse for the tram
S does move about and these loafers ar
g always with one. Let them get GU
8 and hustle und they will find plent,
s of work and money and respectable,
3 will finally settle down upon them
8 ID. w. Matthias and family returned
s last Thursday from Pensacola Flori
3 da, where they spent the winter an,
s will soon again be comfortably quar-
s tered in their old home on the hill, GU
3 south west of town. They had MIC
8 cottage right on the edge of the ba,
& where the surf almost washed thei
q very yard and from the broad southern
4. verandas of which they could watcl
S the tremendous ocean traffic of this
& one of the best harbors in the Unitet
s States. Great steamers came glidin
s in, propelled by the silent power O
3 steam, to receive the immense burden
s of various articles to be taken away t,
8 foreign countries, or to other parts o