Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03

Farn wagon Tor sale. Ham w eDSIer.
Judge w. r. Green is holding court
at Atlantic this week.
A. A. Nelson OF Audubon township
was up visiting friends over Sunday.
Elmer Porsch was attending to
county seat business the last of the
week.
Frank Davis returned home We'd
nesday fnom trip out selling his pat
ent hog troughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Benton departed
for Nelson Monday to visit for few
days with relatives.
Mayor H. w. Hanna went down to
Atlantic Tuesday to transact business
of a personal nature.
Jim and r. w. Barhan were up
from the south end of the county last
week paying their taxes.
Dave Workman was over from Har-
Ian where they now live last Saturday
visiting and tending to business.
Ralph Roberts was busy packing his
goods and getting them ready for ship
ment to Omaha, bis new home.
Miss Holmes wife of Rev. Holmes,
has been quite sick for the past week
and unable to attend to household
duties.
D. @. Mott was down to Indianola
last week returning Saturday where
he had been visiting his son who is in
school there.
George Stetzel and wife and Frank
Smith, living in south Douglas town
ship went out to York county, Nebras-
ka. this week to visit with relatives.
Nate Carper disposed of his fine
gray driving team the first of the week
and the man who got them now has
one of the best teams in the country.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in frst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
i Numbers are going to Extra these
nights to hear the great evange-
list, w. A. Sunday who is doing a
power of good in that little commun-
ity.
v Chris Hendricksen has everything
in his new store almost ready to move
into. When all is ready and changed
he will have as neat store as any in
, town.
Chas. White departed to Des Moines
) and entered Drake University Monday
to take up the law course. Chas. is a
and a good hustler and will soon come
, out on top.
John Weighton believes in keeping
up with the times and has procured a
new manure scatterer which puts the
!. material over the ground in much bet
ter shape and more even than with
. the old way.
A. G.. Evans who has suffered so
long among us with cancer of the face
p passed away last Sunday and Mon
day was laid to his everlasting rest
in the cemetery, where the cancers eat
/ no more and the pains and cares and
sorrows of life bear no more upon him.
I Rev. P. j. Volmar, pastor of the
Methodist church, preached his first
0 sermon last Sunday and created quite
s a favorable impression. Good sized
audiences greeted him both morning
: and evening and all are looking for
ward to a good years work in unison
!. and accord.
q Henry Smith, living four miles
9 southwest of town, was over by Adail
and bought a farm within four and a
half miles of that place last week. Hen
: ry is a good farmer as has been shown
y where he lives and in their new home
. where they will go March LIST. AL
y y wish them prosperity and success.
Tuesday night lot of young peo
g pie gathered at the home of Chauncy
r. Gardner, out northwest of town and
g had one Of those pleasant times they
r always do when they assemble at thi
r. home. Dancing was the order of tn,
evening and nimble feet kept time t.
the music until we'll toward morning
, Supt. Hooker of the Audubon
4 schools and q number of his teacher!
q spent Friday in our schools. They
e came for the purpose of getting new
ideas and we are sure they got wha
they came for since Atlantic has on
~ VI Viz LAO1o progressive anu up-IO-udI
d systems of schools in the state.-Atlan
y tic Messener.
y Mr.. and Mrs. George Balm two o
o the finest people in the county wer
Q up from the southeast part o
the county last week to pay their tax
e es and attending to county seat bust
n ness. They belong to that class Q
r people that make country prosperou
W and happy for they are industrious an,
p look on the sunny side of life.
= Martin Jensen the efficient and cour
teous clerk, who has been clerking il
n at Lidd Bros. for some time departe,
IS Wednesday for Hiwatha, Kansas
IS where he enters the store of Graham
IS Bros. clothiers and tailors. He will
,e prove a good help to them as b
10 thoroughly understands all the arts O
y the tailor trade and can do as goo
d work as any man in that line.
John Doak departed Monday TO
d Des Moines where he will be Joined b
is TheO Myers and together thev will