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

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urday.
Will Zion returned home Wednes-
day from the west for visit with
home folks.
Miss Ada Kuhn departed Monday
for Chicago to enter school there for
the coming year.
A. F. Drake came in from Green
field Wednesday evening to visit with
his family for few days.
Ben Swartz is working in the livery
barn of Charley Benton during his
obsence in Nebraska visiting.
Ed. Beason of the Commercial Bank
was down to Davenport last Saturday
A special stock train went out over
the Northwestern Wednesday morn
ing taking produce to the Chicago
markets.
Miss Beula Soar went down to Des
Moines last Tuesday to visit for time
who live there.
Geo. CARRIER, of Gray, has resigned
his position in Charley Benton's liv-
cry barn and the place is now being
filled by Jake Monk.
Dan Fullerton, John Nailor and Mr..
Leonard departed Tuesday evening for
Watertown, South Dakota, to look for
land in that vicinity.
Will Baker is assisting in A. III.
Roberts's store until he can get reg
istered pharmacist which he expects to
do as soon as possible.
Will Doffing and his sister Anna
were up from Extra last Monday and
attended to business and visited at
the Patrick Kennedy home.
Billy Eastman, the horse trainer
and driver, departed Tuesday for the
: eastern counties where he will remain
the coming winter training horses.
Mike Mushrush returned last week
8 from Oklahoma where he has been for
some time looking for things that
q would make him fortune in the tut
s ure.
8 A lunch counter will be run in the
s. basement of the Overholtzer block and
& the place is being fitted up nicely with
e new paper and will be neat, coy
Il place.
Miss Mamie Griffin and brother
Urbane, of Atlantic, who have beer
: visiting in Nebraska for time
stopped Saturday and visited friends
as they were on their way home.
n, Jim Manahan, living on the Ale2
y, ~ went up to Minnesota and South Da
~ ~ kota Tuesday evening to see if lie car
VI find farm that will suit him.
DR.. Boose, the dentist at Manning
was in town short time the first OF
the week on his way to Atlantic t.
get some horses that he has been hav
ing Matt Williams train.
Frank Switzer departed Monday TO
Lake City to take charge of the sta
y ton there for the Northwestern road
nd Mrs. Switzer still remains here unit
ty he is permanently located.
er Ed Johnson, the hustling cattlemar
ne in north Sharon, sold 140 head of fat
, of cattle and Immediately put in l6
nd head of new feeders which shows he i
at not afraid of the corn crop.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Running, who hav
been visiting with his uncle, VIM
Cloughly, departed Monday for thei
home in Wisconsin where he has
lucrative position as foreman in bi,
factory.
he Mrs. w. III. Kelly and daughte
rs Florence returned Tuesday from Obi
where they went some time ag
on visit, and those who remaine
here were only too glad to welcom
them home.
Geo. Foley, one of the best farmer
in Viola township, has advertised 70
a public sale at his place u mile
south of Viola Center store on Octobe
8, when he will dispose of the create
part of his stock.
Miss Anna Seibert departed Wed
nesday noon for Chicago to make al
extended visit with her brother an
sister in that city. She expects t
stop in Des MOines to visit friends er
she goes on to the great metropolis.
John Audubon, the driving hors
on owned by Billy Freeman, was entere
in two races at the Guthrie count
fair and took first money in both {
them. This speaks well for Audubo
as he has scarcely been in trainin
this season.
Bert Keith began the first of tn
week to move his barber shop fro1
the basement under the Overholtze
building to the room in the ne,
Cowles brick When he gets the sho
fitted up he will have one of the nices
cosiest shops in town.
The Pension Examiner was in tow
Wednesday looking up the pension
for the old veterans. The time he
come when every soldier of '61-'t
should have liberal pension and Civ
them their just dues, for there is n
man who went out and stayed an
~ length of time who came out as SCUM
~ as before.
,er Peter Ohm had sale last week an
we Tuesday loaded all his personal effec
into car and shipped them
Bridgewater, South Dakota, whel
no they will make their future hom
.oe Mrs. Ohm did not go until Wedne
'ed day as she will likely beat him hom