Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-15

CHARLES BAGLEY.
Soar does the buggy top repairing.
Marriage Licenses-W. c. Rice and
Katherine Mulhollen.
Mrs. Jennie Barnes, of Omaha, is
here this week visiting relatives and
friends.
DR.. A. L. Brooks departed Tuesday
evening for Chicago to attend to mat
tiers of business.
The county clerks Office has receiv-
ed brand new coat of paint on the
inside and now looks quite neat and
cosy.
Tom Hansen, of Shelby county,
came over and spent Sunday with
Hans Lund and others southwest of
town.
A. c. Darland,s folks drove to town
Wednesday and took Mrs. DIR. Fulton
out to their pleasant home for few
days visit.
Joe Roth went out to Omaha Sun
day to see his little boy who has been
out there for the past month. He is
| to return home to-day.
| Mrs. Claus kruse and little daugh-
| ter, arrived last Wednesday evening
| from Clinton to visit with friends at
| the P. A. Rasmussen home.
DR.. r. l.. Harris and family re-
turned home from Wall Lake this
week where they had been for some
time visiting with relatives.
Service fee of 1901 to two best colts
of Joe Kan" shown at the county
fair September 3-6.
JACK o'BRIEN.
Andrew Madsen went down to Cass
county the first of the week and bought
a fine young calf, paying $40, which
he will add to his fine herd of cattle.
| Elder and Mrs. Holmes, of the Chris
tian church, went out to the pleasant
country home of Will Landrum Mon
day and enjoyed a good old fashioned
visit.
j. G. Cooley has decided to have his
| property on South Washington Street
remodelled and soon A. H. Dollahide
will add to, raise it up and fix it up for
MIR. Cooley good pleasant home.
John Butterton has recently pur-
chased through j. G. Wolfe, a Reeves
traction engine. Every one of these
in the county are giving good satisfac-
ton wherever they have been tried.
Rev. Conner of the Evangelical
church, was too sick Sunday to attend
to his services. He, however, is now
improving and his parishioners trust
his will soon be back to his work again
Rev. Holmes of the Christian church
he's arranged to change pu!p;ts next
Sunday with Elder Whitaker, of Elk
ira. Both churches may expect treats
as both these gentlemen are men who
talk from the heart
&. w. Laffier, Of the Manning Mon
itor, returned through town Monday
on his way home from Griswold where
he had been called to attend the fun
eral of his wife's mother. Mrs. Lafflel
will return home in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Funk returned
home Saturday from the home of he
mother where they had been called by
the serious illness of the mother. Th,
old lady has so far recovered howeve
as to be able to come home with then
and to make them visit.
A. H. Dollahide has his force of mel
busy on the high school building tax
ing off the old shingles and putin,
on new. The board believes that
"stitch in time saves nine" and g,
ahead before they have to make grea
outlay of money for repairs.
TAKEN. July 25th lady wa
in Barger Bros store when anothe
came in and deliberately walked of
with her parasol. Now if the lad,
who has it at present will return it t,
Barger's there will be no question
asked. Otherwise there will be-,
4 Mr.. Petersen, from out by Elkhorn
purchased Dryden's livery barn Tues
day and assumed charge Wednesda,
morning. Mr.. Dryden has Away
kept his stock in good shape and hat
a liberal trade. MIR. Petersen is a,
affable and courteous gentleman ant
will nos doubt give his patrons goot
service.
We Ore credibly informed that Their
are fifty-six threshing outfits in th
county this year to thresh out the har
vest Of this year. Either there is bi,
money in machine or some of tn,
boys will drop some money; we. dom
know which. But it certainly doe
not take all these to thresh out til,
grain of Audubon county.
Peter Ohm, who is a we'll known
. factor in the threshing world, decide,
~ that there were too many threshln,
!. outfits in the county and that Souti
! Dakota would be better field, and s.
the latter part of the week shipped hi
whole outfit to Bridgewater, that state
: where he will Immediately begin t
4 operate in that country. Pete under
Z stands his business and will give goo,
satisfaction.
Subjects at the Methodist churcl
! next Sunday: Morning, "Guardin
against unbelief;' evening, lecture
1.-THE husband" Rev. Matheney viii
continue giving lectures in the even
s ing-next Sunday, "The Husband
a.