Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

Buy your shoes at shoe store. Ras-
mussen u Jensen's is that place.
Miss Orissa French departed We'd
nesday for Des Moines to 90 into a
large department store as saleslady.
Ferdenand Wheeler VENT to Chicago
last week to accept the agency for
hrm there to put out agencies all over
this state.
viii McKester, who has been board
ing at the home of Mrs. Tharnish has
been very sick for some time but is
now improving nicely.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in tirst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
]. 6. WOLFE.
Mrs. A. G. Thomas, of the Park
Hotel, returned home Tuesday but
was called back Monday to the bed
side of her mother who has taken
worse.
Ed. Bremen, brother of Dennis
Bremen, stopped while on his way
from Vail to his home at Clinton to
visit with his cousins in the j. G..
Wolfe family.
Ross Kennels, one of the best players
in the state, will depart for New York
April IA, where he JONES the combined
shows of Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Bros, as musician for the coming
season at q lucrative salary.
Elmer Hawk and family came up
from the south part of the county
the fore part of the week to
visit at the home of Deputy Sheriff
5. %. Humphrey and one of the child
rem came down with the scarlet fever
and are now under quarantine
The school boards of the various
townships meet next Monday to settle
up the business of the old board and
ana to swear in new members elected
and organize for the coming years
business. The teachers are to be hired
at this time and other business of i'm
portance attended to.
Nelson Cowles returned home from
Chicago, Tuesday, after having COM
pleted the course in the school he was
attending. He now feels that he is
competent and able to fit glasses to any
and all kinds of eyes so our people will
not have to leave the town when in
the future they wish good glass.
DIR. Fulton has moved from over the
Howald block to the rooms over the
OverholtZer building which he is fit
ting up into nice quarters. The doc
tor is enjoying a nice practice and do.
ing clean business and when moved,
will have good quarters where he will
be pleased to meet all his callers
The election of school director for
hn Ind ca.
OF Audubon passed off quietly and
scarsely noticed last Monday. There
was but one member to be elected and
the retiring member was reelected
without opposition. This leaves the
school board as last year and assures
no changes in the operating ann con-
Quoting of the schools.
County superintendent, Arthur
Farquhar informs us that the March
examination will not be Held on the
last Friday and Saturday of the month
but that it will be held Monday and
Tuesday the 18th and 26th. Ali teach
ers and persons intending to write on
examination this month should take
note of this feet and remember the
change from the usual time and be
present on the days above mentioned.
VIM. Mallory was up from Anita
Wednesday, being the auctioneer at the
Spencer sale, southwest of town. Bill
had a bad day, but did well under
| the circumstances. We can see but
little change in the man that at one
time was one of the best known and
one of the most popular men in the
county He has not aged nor is his
constitution broken, but the storms of
adversely have buffetted him here and
there, still he is ready and willing to
help any one and every one, sharing
his last and all with them Bill saws
there is no place like Audubon and one
day he is coming back to be one of the
people again.