Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-14
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Allie Quimby was sick the first of
the week with quinsy.
Ed Bates went to Manning Tuesday
to get hog he had purchased.
Olsen's shipped out car of hogs
Monday to the eastern markets.
Markets, Corn old 400. new 4oc.
wheat 553c., oats 34c., hogs $5.O5.
Will Perrin up in Viola township
is laid up this week with a lame
shoulder.
Everett Bates put load of hogs on
the markets Tuesday, that was cred
it to any farmer.
The new store has a whole carload
of salt, which they are disposing of at
the lowest prices.
Harry Northup had fine load of
hogs on the markets Tuesday that
netted him a neat sum.
John Bridenstine is up in Viola
township this week husking corn at
the 3. ID. Mason home.
Sam Jordon Sr. butchered his win
ter's meat Tuesday and is now ready
for his winters supplies.
j. A. Rickett departed Tuesday for
Sioux City to look at the country
across the river in Nebraska.
Travelling men are in abundance
these days and the stores can now
buy all the things they need.
Am Leake has charge of their ele-
vator, during the absence of Fred
Ruhs who is in Illinois visiting.
VIM. Dorsey Jr. and Ed Dorsey
his uncle drove over to Greencastle
Tuesday to look after business affairs.
Ferdinand Weiderstein was on the
streets Tuesday evening with half a
beef selling it to the various people.
Len Bridenstine went to Chicago
last week and attended to business
and visited with friends along the
line.
Jens Sorensen, of Audubon, moved
to Ross Tuesday and now occupies the
house recently vacated by Frank
Miller.
E. j. Adams had we'll put down
the first of the week at the rear of his
house that will furnish an abundance
of water fol their use.
Al. Eddy has advertised to sell
his property at public sale Novem-
Der 10, preparatory to moving to Au-
dubon in the future.
Ed Bates has sold his farm known
as the Shannon place, where Everett
now lives to Theo. Martin receiving a
good sum for the same.
Mrs. Del Viewer and daughter An
ma, of, Audubon, we're up Tuesday
visiting with their old time friends
at the John Quimby home.
Dave Hart sold his two cows, the
first OF the week, to Pat German and
received a good price for them. He
expects now to purchase another one.
Sheldon Bates has been busy this
week husking out the crop of corn
for Jake Ruhs who we understand
expects to go to Illinois in short
time to visit friends.
Joe johnson departed last Saturday
for Brooklyn, where he will meet
Mrs. johnson and from there they
will go to Colfax to see if the MINER
al water will help her any.
Lou Beers, who has been working
on the E. j. Adams house was COM
PEELED to take lay off the first Of the
of the week and the house will not be
completed as soon as they like.
Ray Bamsey was in town this last
week and purchased of the boys one
OF their best buggies as did also Sam
Jordon Jr. and now the boys are
now ready tor all kinds of weather.
John. Rutherford, proprietor OF the
Farmers store, made his little son a
present this week of goat and har-
ness to fit the same. Thelittle fellow
is quite proud Of his new driving
horse and thinks he is almost a man.
Berthe Jensen the expert BUTTER
maker at the creamery here received a
score of 944 per cent at the Buffalo
exposition which was remarkably
good. The full. score of Iowa men
mentioned may be found in the Au-
dnbon department.
Last Saturday night after the quiet
ness had settled down over the j. A.
Cozine home and they had settled
down for an evening of quiet repose a
knock startled them and on going to
the door crowd of young people
rushed into the room and took COM
plete control. 1t was not long how
ever until they regained their wonted
equilibrium and entered too in the
spirit of the evening and all enjoyed
the company.
Notice of Incorporation of The Citi-
zens Hall Association.
This corporation shall be known as The Cit.
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