Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-28
Nelson w. cowles, Optician a,
COwles' JeWelry Store.

Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
Martin Mogg departed for Nevada
Tuesday to look after work at that
place and to visit sister who lives at
Chadwick, Iowa.
Judge w. R. Green left the busy
cares of the court room and came home
Wednesday to attend Thanksgiving
with his wife and children.
v, e. Horton ticketed his young
sters to Brayton Wednesday SO that
they could go out to the farm and
spend Thanksgiving with their grand
parents.
III. w. Hanna went to Des Moines
Tuesday where he went to look after
the interests of client who has case
pending in the Supreme court. He re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
B. S. Phelps went down to Atlantic
Wednesday to visit his brother who
recently returned from Germany
where he has been for some time past
as consul for the United States govern
| ment.
Chas. Kempf's sale Tuesday was
we'll attended and everything that
was sold brought good price. Every-
thing was sold without reserve and
Charley was satisfied with the prices
| received.
Fred Little and Elem Sears from AL
gona arrived Sunday, where they have
been for several weeks past, looking
after the supervision and construction
OF large iron bridge, for which John
Ward had the contract.
Mrs. Hattie Wadsworth, of Grin
nell, was in Audubon Tuesday fore
noon calling at the Burnside home.
She has been out in Nebraska visiting,
stopping at Extra few days and Au.
dubon ON her return homeward.
| Lou Fiscus and wife are happy over
the arrival of sweet baby girl at
their home, in Douglas township
Tuesday. Lou is proud of the little
bunch of sweetness and sing lullaby
songs to it through the long hours of
the night.
w. A. Johnson's daughter and fam
| lily, from North Dakota, who have
been visiting here for some time, de-
parted for home Tuesday morning by
the way of Ft. Dodge, where she will
stop and visit her brother, Marion
johnson, and family for week.
The City Hotel has put on free
bus and is hustling for a share of the
trade. They have everything new
and complete, good rooms and such
conveniences as will add to the com.
fort of the guests. A good dollar-a- day
dOuse ought to find liberal patron
age.
Thos. Cochran's sale Wednesday
was one of the largest and most sue
cessful of the season and the prices re.
ceived were better than Tom expect.
ed. His large acquaintance brought 8
large crowd and the condition Of the
stock was great inducement to any.
one who desired to buy.
Chris Hahn returned from the Chi.
cagO markets Tuesday morning where
he had been with cattle. Chris found
a very satisfactory market and ex
poets to go again as soon, as he has
some cattle that are in prime condi
ton for the market and would com
mand good price that would yielC
him fair profit.
Third Number In Lecture Courses.
Musical.
The Whitney M ockridge Grand Con
cert Company will be here next Mon
day evening, December I'd, at the M
u. church. This will be of decided
worth, it is believed, for two eviden
reasons: 1t is by far the highest priced
musical we have ever had, and it il
booked for many of the largest Cite
in the State, including Des Moines. ID
Is fortunate that we are to have thi
number, and is by courtesy of the Ly
ceum Bureau; they were unable to DIV,
; us good datings with the entertain
ment we had selected and at sacrific,
of fifty dollars to themselves have civ
en- us Mockridge. A tenor of excep
tional quality is very rare, and for til,
first time this town is to have the priv
llege OF hearing one who is recognized
both in England and America as ten
or possessing richness of voice, clear
ness of tone color, and intensity of ex
preston. He has appeared with Thorn
as Orchestra, Boston Symphony Or
chestra, Oraton's Society of New Yorl
and the Apollo Club, of Chicago ant
Boston. He has received marked at
tention from the royalty and has mad,
an extended tour with Madam Adelins
Patty. He is supported by Miss Ger
trude Maxtel, soprano, end Mr.. Gerald
Walenn, violinist; both of whom ar,
from London and have the reputation
of being strong talent. By careful
reading of the press notices of this com
pany one cannot but conclude that W,
are to have an entertainment of tn,
highest character. Tickets will be OF
sale at A. FL. Roberts, E. Tricks ant
Library Rooms.