Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-02

Marriage licenses, Don Taylor and
Grace Sisler.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper! Wall
Paper! At A. III. Roberts's.
Frank Davis and family have moved
TO their property recently purchased
of John Lidd.
G. w. Holiday and Phillip Bickel-
haupt We're down from Viola Tuesday
night attending lodge.
Rev. Matheney went to Indianola
the first of the week to attend to mat
tiers of personal business.
Spring is here. Make your home
bright and CHEEKY by getting some of
that new wall paper at A. HI. Roberts.
Attorney e. G. Elliott transacted
business in Atlantic Tuesday evening,
returning home Wednesday morning.
Ed. Frick, ST., returned home
Wednesday morning from Chicago
where he had been with car of cattle.
John Lido, of the firm of Lido Bros,
has moved to the property of Mrs.
Crow and are now fairly located in
their new home.
DR.. Gibson and a MI. Bell, from
Coon Rapids will take the degree of
knight Templar in the Masonic lodge
next meeting night.
Hans Johnson, the foster father of
kimballton, and n of the best citi-
zens of Sharon township, drove in
from his farm Wednesday to transact
business in the county seat.
Godfrey ~Commandery expects to OBJ
serve Ascension Day the 10Th of this
month in the afternoon and even
ing have a social. This no doubt will
be a nice program as the Templars
never do only that which is first-class
and up-to-date.
Charley 6enton has added another
new carriage to his already fine line
of livery stock and can now furnish as
good rigs as one could wish. He is al
ways looking for that which will ac-
commodate his patrons and generally
finds what they want.
Lars Olsen, who purchased lots some
time ago from Lars Esbeck has con-
structed thereon a neat cottage home
and has moved in and now has a neat
and attractive home. Chris Hansen
did the carpenter work for him and
with his usual care and good work did
a fine job.
Godfrey Commandery knights Tenn
> plar, conferred the order of the Temple
, on S. Morris and Worth Smith, OF
Coon Rapids last Tuesday night. The
order has been doing a great deal OF
5 work lately, owing to the laws of the
e order, not allowing this order within
40 miles of each other.
Chris Justesen, the old coal man,
who has been sick for some time with
rheumatism, was able one day last
week to go down to his office, but the
S next day was down again, worse than
ever. Damp ground and work are
It two things that are an abomination tC
k this disease and should not be in.
dulged in.
While b. S. Phelps and family were
enroute for home from California
e they found that little Byron had thu
It measles and b. S. stopped with hin
g while Mrs. Phelps and the rest cam
II on home. Mr.. Phelps writes tina
they are getting on nicely and vii
soon be home.
VIII Freeman began the use of tn,
If street sprinkler last Tuesday. Thi
shows a progressive spirit on the par
of the citizens who support it. Ever.
d merchant will be paid many time
ove for it's use, not only in the com
! fort of being free from dust, but in tn,
damage the goods receive from tn
dust. The damage is an unknown
d quantity and the free use of the sprink
lie Ter prevents all the loss.
:, A. III. Edwards, one OF Dougla
10 townships most progressive farmer
10 returned Wednesday from oman
~, 10 where he purchased a car of younI
- calves to raise for future feeding. MI
- Edwards is a close student, not onl,
of farm economics, but of all lines
s. and there are few men in the count.
re that can come up to as nearly an all
is around knowledge of the various ques
lie tions that confront the people as him