Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12

Darland & Northup shipped car
of stock Wednesday evening to the
Omaha markets.
Charley Huntsberger's are soonto 90
to Bond, Mississippi, where thew will
make their future home.
Miss Nellie Hutton, of Atlantic, is
in Audubon this week, the guest of
her friend, Miss Belle Lyman.
Miss Nell Bilharz, who has been Wis.
ting at the home of E. Bilharz. re-
turned home to Chicago last Monday.
Mrs. Hanna Woodor and daughter
are visiting this week at the home of
her uncle. Mr.. F. P. Farquhar on Pro-
spect Park.
l can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. 6. WOLFE.
County Clerk Hill issued the follow
ing licenses the past week: F. L. Bal
ley and Jennie Killinger. Lawrence
G. Jensen and Minnie Rosenbeck.
Charles B. Nellis and Cecilia Ridgley.
Frank Watts departed Wednesday
for a trip to Buffalo to see the sights
at the great Pan American Exposition.
He will also stop at Cleveland where
the encampment of the G. A. r. is be-
ing held
Mrs. George Berge nee Cora OFT
came home Saturday from her home at
Lincoln, Nebraska, to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John OFT and her many
associates in the days gone by when
she was resident of this town.
F.P. Farquhar' sdeparted Tuesday for
their home near Winterset after a
most enjoyable visit with relatives and
friends here who were only too glad to
welcome him and his family in their
midst and entertain them the best that
they knew how.
J. f. Russell departed for Chicago
goods. He was somewhat late in
starting than he wanted but will be
able to get some bargains to give his
customers. He looked over his line
thoroughly before he started and made
clase study of the trade journals so
that he will get the latest STYLES and
fashions and the best grade of goods
possible.
Mr.. Lorah Bailey and Miss Jennie
ktllinger were united in marriage last
Sunday in the presence ola crowd of
relatives and friends. The contract
ing parties have lived in Audubon Co.,
from childhood. Their circle of friends
and acquaintance wish them an
eventful and happy life. They will
soon be at home to their friends where
all will be welcome and invited to
share the hospitality of their home.
Last Saturday was the birthday of
Miss Cora Sampson and her young
friends arranged a surprise party for
her They gathered in body and
then went rrooping like lot of elfs in
to her home taking her by surprise
that she scrrcely knew what to do or
say. After they had INDUCED in
good time they presented with a beau
tiful gold ring as token of their es-
TEEN and as a reminder of the young
people who had thus met on this oc-
casion.
The building east of John Weigh
tons lumber office is being replastered
and fixed up so the Audubon steam
laundry can be placed in there. The
work of the laundry has steadily in
creased and the patronage is coming
in from every source so as to necessi-
tate the enlargement contemplated.
They too have been backed we'll by
the citizens so that they now have all
the machinery necessary to make it a
success.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Sept,
II and IS, two exhibition car from
Santa Clara county, Calf, will be at
the Rock Island depot. These cars con-
tains the wonders, in the way of fruit,
Vegetables and farm products of the
Pacific coast. No one can fail tc be
interested in them, nor afford miss
ing the opportunity of seeing this ad-
vertising exhibit. The cars are mar
wells of beauty themselves and the pro-
ducts they carry are the wanders of
creation.
The other day while Bert Sticking
was working in the laundry he got his
hand caught in the machinery and be-
fore it could be stopped the whole arm
had been taken in to the shoulder
The bones OF the hand were broken
but none of the arm bones. He SAYS
he looked for the whole arm to 90
when it was started and the pain felt
bad enough to have it all torn out by
the roots. 1t will lay him up for
some time but is improving as much
as can be expected under the circum-
| stances.