Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-04
CHARLES BAGLEY.

CHARLES BAGLEY.
Soar does the buggy top repairing.
Ed Finch shipped a car of stock to
Omaha Tuesday to put them on the
market.
Miss Lila O'Connell went down to
Atlantic Tuesday evening to visit with
relatives in that city.
Branch Prick has returned from his
stay at Denver and is enjoying a pleas
ant visit with his home folks.
Mrs. j. A. Humiston arrived home
from Kirksville, Missouri, Saturday
feeling good and glad to get home.
County Clerk, III. Hill, issued ia
riage licence July lst to Mr.. VIM. H.
Egan and Miss Sarah NJ. johnson.
Ham Darland shipped a car of stock
out over the Rock-Island road Tues
day evening for the Omaha markets.
r. c. Rice of the Corn Exchange
Bank, left for Sioux City Monday eve
ming to attend to business in the fl
naacial order.
Mrs. Graham wife of Rev. Graham
of Hamlin, departed Tuesday for her
home to help to wait on her mother
who is quite sick.
Ben Train, Thos. Davis and George
Townsend were down in the south
part of the county Tuesday %appraising
some road damages.
Elmer and Mable Nc Karahan are
up at the Earheart homenear Dedham
this week having a delightful time at
that pleasant country home.
A number one eighty acre farm three
miles from Audubon for sale cheap. A
snap to some one, am going to sell at
once. c. a. Marlin.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
l can repair your bicycles and put
them in tirst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
l will take a few first class boarders
> for the summer of for summer school.
Neat attractive home and good board.
Mrs. ED. FINCH.
DR.. Edward Raymond and wife
from the state or Virginia, arrived at
the home of Judge w. r. Green and
are enjoying a pleasant visit.
Walter Brainard was home for a
visit last week and departed Saturday
for Minnesota where he has secured
employment for a large marble con-
Germ.
Harry Sampson is coming home to
spend the Fourth with his folks and
those he expects to be his folks some
day in the bright future with its an
ticipated hopes.
q Frank Green, book keeper, at the
! Corn Exchange Bank, eXpectsto leave
for Chicago the last of the week and
before returning home will visit his
S folks out in Nebraska.
: Mrs. Bessell and two children who
have been visiting the inmates of the
0 J.. Kuhn home in Prospect Park, re-
turned home Tuesday moor after hav-
ing an enjoyable time.
Misses Nellie and Emma Wicker
I left for Norton County, Kansas, Tues.
day noon to make IN extended visit
n with their grandparents and other re.
s ldlINSS IldU live III lila county,. #g
Will Nc Farlane and Walter HAY
d mes departed for Buffalo on their bi
cycles Monday morning. The boys
e expect to ride all the way OH theii
g wheel, see the country and have 9
good time.
s Glenn Hollenbeck Il of the pros
porous farmers living out east of town
is hauling out brick for the construc
ton of q fine large cistern so that the
supply of soft water at his place will
r be unlimited.
Lou Roberts who has been attending
n school and working as advance agent
g for a lecture bureau in Des Moines
came in home the first of the week fol
n a few days vacation and to spend the
glorious fourth with home folks.
e Sol Klein who was arrested last week
for taking orders for intoxicating
liquors, and trial set for Tuesday waiv,
ed preliminary examination and was
o bound over in the sum of six hundred
, dollars to appear before next Crane
jury which will be October 18th.
0 Sheriff F. L. Anderson has gone
r down to Oklahoma and hopes tina,
q while he is there that the Presiden1
may issue a proclamation declaring
, the opening of the Indian reservation
: which is expected to be opened soon
Z Fern thinks he would like to make the
run.
{ Uncle Jesse Keith and his daughtel
Miss Mable, departed for Montana
Tuesday noon, to pay a visit to The
boys who are located there. Mrs. KeitI
l departed on the same train for the old
' home down in Mahaska county Il
visit with relatives, former friends an(
neighbors. They all hope to have ,
good time and return home feeling
that their visit has done them good.
Gene Wilson was up from Exirs
Saturday with the fine standard bret