Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24
GRH 7
Henry Thomas made a business trip
to Audubon Wednesday.

gay.
Mrs. John Heusch, north of town.
has been quite i'll for several days
past.
AL Ayers the Manning iverylnen,
was on the streets of our town last
Wednesday.
Gus Forsbeck is to erect a neat and
comfortable hog house on his place
just west of town.
HI. B. Shelley was in Audubon
Wednesday attending to some bust
ness affairs at the capitol building
f. r. Mclaughlin bought a fine
animal a few days ago for 800, which
he will add to his fine herd OF cattle
Mrs. Eugene Mertz went to Audu-
bon Tuesday to visit with relatives
over night, returning home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. James Aiklnan went to Har-
Ian Tuesday to visit Mr.. Osborne and
family who at one time lived in Au-
dubon.
Elmer Coulter came in from Col
umbus Junction Wednesday and will
visit with his brother George and
other friends.
John Archer is contemplating add
ing another table to his pool room.
John has a large circle of friends and
does the business.
Rev. Bertch is now conducting
series of meetings out at Lincoln Cen
Ter where already much interest is
being manifested.
A good number of the big stock
men from about here went down to
attend the big stock sale at j. G.. Da-
vis's east of Audubon.
Ed Lanceot, who went to the hos
pital recently and was operated upon,
is still there and is reported to have
the mumps, but is getting along very
nicely.
j. g. f. Wicker, of Audubon, was
in Gray Wednesday looking after in
surance for the old reliable Continent
al company which needs no words to
commend it.
oOuHlS AuttllOI ~. L. SJIeeHWuluu
was up from Audubon couple OF
days the first Of the week visiting his
many friends and looking after bust
ness interests.
Dennis Nedrow came in from Cole
ridge, Nebraska, the last Of the week,
where he has been for a number of
years, and is visiting with his relat-
ives and friends.
Miss Ayers who has been in Gray
for few weeks past, with old time
friends went to Audubon "Wednesday
! and will go out to the w. Il. Brown
ing home to remain while.
Mrs. Ramsey started class in vo-
cal music at the church Monday night
and will give fifteen lessons. Music
is a good thing and everyone should
avail themselves OF this opportunity.
The Coon Show has come and gone
and was we'll attended and everyone
says that it was all right, and that
some Of the feats performed by the
slack wire performer could not be
eXcelled.
Nels Christensen has bought over
10000 bushels of corn his winter and
still wants more. He has fields full
of feeders that he expects to prepare
for the eastern markets during the
coming summer.
Frank Miller refused $50 an acre
for his Cameron township farm few
days ago. Frank has a coed farm
that is in good shape and anyone de-
string place for home can afford to
pay well for this place.
All kinds of new farm machinery
is being received at the big imple-
ment house every day and Louie
Groteluschen and his clerks are ready
to show them to anyone who may
need anything in that line.
Two of Frank Buckners boys
bought a fine new Columbus top bug
gy the last Of the week of the hustl-
ing implement men at the big store.
1t is a fine vehicle of extra finish and
made by superior workmen.
S. q. Handles is Just commencing to
feed 200 head Of cattle which he will
not sell until they are in prime con
dition. He has bought upwards of
10000 bushels OF corn rom his neigh
bors and is ready for Il good long feed
Supervisor John T.. Bonwell was in
Gray Wednesday looking amer mat
tiers of interest TO the county. John
is proving himself 10 be one of the
best of men for his place and every
one feels iha lie viii do his whole
duty without tear or favor.
j. e. Luse, of Carroll, was in Gray
Saturday talking the merits OF land
in eastern South DakuCa. During the
past six months he has sold over six
thousand acres aud even during the
winter months he has "a crowd OF
homeseekers and investors for every
excursion.