Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-07

S7ATLGS 6A9LEY.
c. S. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Tom Eagan, who has been laid up
| for some time, is again out and attend
ing to his duties.
Miss Kuhn returned Friday from
Des Moines where she had spent
week with friends.
Now is the time to buy your arctics,
felts, German socks. A full line at
| Rasmussen & Jensens.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Egbert of Atlantic,
visited, last week, at the ST Earheart
home out in Viola township.
i Barger Brothers have closed out
most of their goods and the building
they occupied is now vacant.
Il Mrs. Florence Switzer departed for
Mason City, last Saturday, where her
husband is telegraph operator.
We SOW up your rips and tack down
your soles, when you buy your shoes
of us. RASMUSSEN & JENSEN.
The twins recently born in the Jim
time but are now improving nicely.
II Doctor Fulton's mother from Allan
tic was up over Sunday visiting him
and returned home Wednesday noon.
Al Zaner is seen on the streets these
days with his buggy trucks painted a
bright vermillion, and it shows up
quite nicely.
| / can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
4 ]. g. WOLFE.
| Darland & Northup shipped car
of cattle to the Omaha market, last
Tuesday, to try their luck with the
market.
Workmen were busy last Wednes-
day putting new platform in at the
Rock Island depot, the old one being
quite worn.
Miss Lena Drury closed very sue
cessful term of school, last Friday, and
gave her pupils remembrance in the
way of nice treat.
The revival meetings by Rev. Smith
. will begin next week in the Presbyte-
rian church and good results are ex-
pected as he is strong worker.
George Preston left his thriving gro
Gerry business, on south Park, Tuesday
long enough to go to Manning to at
tend to business between trains.
FOR RENT House of four rooms.
terms. VIM. LAYLAND,
Audubon, Iowa.
Last Saturday girl came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pendal and
in her care and tending they will for.
j get many of the other cares and trials
Z of life.
! Mrs. James Hunt, out east of town
4 entertained her friends last Saturday
: with fine dinner party, such as 8
. cook with her reputation is able tt
serve, which everyone knows is first
. class.
Henry Herbert went to Washington
8 Wednesday after having assured him
8 self that his party had been successful
i and he could give a good report to tn
administration authorities in the Capt.
tai city.
= Harry Watts expects to use his faith
= er's building being vacated by Hers
. man as news stand and subscription
> headquarters. He has worked u
quite trade and in the new quarter
will be likely to extend it considerably
>. Last Wednesday evening as the Roc
Island was pulling out of the yard
Q the engine and one car of stock cam
y uncoupled from the coaches and dash
9 ed on ahead to Hamlin ere the engir
neer discovered his mistake Near
% while the coaches had drifted as far q
4 the poor farm and was getting up
% speed that would have carried them t
d Atlantic.
g Henry johnson, foreman on job
'e Graham's paper at Primghar, We
home from Friday to Tuesday visitin
his mother, who is very sick, and ais
e his many other friends. Henry is
d well known figure here as his work O
n the Republican brought him befol
a many people both in a social and bus
" ness way, and they are always glad
le meet HIM again.
AS old Mr.. Miller, who lives in tt
n. east part of town, is to go to Oklahon
II next week his friends planned lit
IL surprise for him, Tuesday night, whic
f. proved big surprise as he was con
A. pletely taken in. 1t was last token
as those who had learned to respect the
90 as neighbors and friends and the
=. leave knowing that behind them a
w warm friends wishing them prosperit
N and happiness.
ne Next Tuesday evening is the time
the biggest Presbyterian social of Il
year in the church basement. AT til
- time the whole congregation is expeo
81 ed to turn out and be present to gi,
81 aid and assistance. Good plans ha'
e been made for the entertainment al
" the various committees will each e
u deavor to carry them out and tn,
a have little fears of not being able
~ entertain all who go.
81 Last Tuesday evening there arriv
" on the Rock Island train an old lat
"a looking for her son that she had n
* seen in twenty years. They had be-
II corresponding but she had not WRIT