Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-07
Wall Paper! Wall Paper! Wall
Paper! At A. H, ROberts's,

Paper! At A. H. Roberts's.
Stephen w. Smith, from Perry, is
assisting in the drug store of E. Prick
& Son.
Maze Ross has moved to town from
Cameron township and will live the
coming year in town.
Chas. Zions little child has been
very sick the past week but her con-
dltlon is some improved.
Men, don't be stingy. Get your
wife some wall paper at A. H. Rob-
erts' and let her fix your home NICE
VIM. Wilde and wife have moved to
town from their Viola township farm
and will live in the property recently
vacated by Nate Carper.
If you want your shoulders padded
when you buy your spring suit come
to us. We will fix them free of charge.
We are all tailors. lido BROS.
A. II. Roberts sold fine bill of wall
paper to parties in Atlantic last week.
This shows that he has a fine line
when he can Guido rs large place as
that.
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Vile township is under quarantine for
dyptheria 1t however is in light
form and they will soon be about
again.
Geo. McLeran and wife, of Chicago,
are expected in Audubon the last of
the week to visit his father and moth
er, Mr.: and Mrs. VIM. McLeran and
other relatives.
V. e. Horton sold Mrs. Kate Ham
ilton's eighty acre farm in Lincoln
township to Fred Ross at $4,000 an
acre. This is good price for farm
with no improvement.
DR.. A. L. Brooks performed a deli
cate operation on Elmer McKarahan
for varicose or enlarged veins. The
operation was neatly performed and
the patient is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Triplett were up from
Atlantic Saturday visiting at the
home of her father DR.. r. L. Harris.
He went back the first of the week,
but she remained for u longer visit.
jeff Gill and family moved to Guth-
| RE county the latter part of last week
and will take up his abode on farm
he has rented over there. That COM
munity gains good man and we lose
one.
Clyde Baker and his cousin, Della
| Webster, visited with her folks in
| Lewis last week, both however return
| ing the first of the week and Miss
Webster is now at the home of Mrs
Langworthy.
John Conway, who moved in from
Viola township, will, we understand,
work for Kelly & Moody the coming
season. John is a good hustler and if
he works for them they may count he
will do good service.
Miss Myrtle Brown will leave for
Chicago, Saturday, where she will
meet j. +. Russell and wife, and dur
ing her stay in the city will study
millinery art and the prevailing styles
for the coming spring and summer.
LOsT.-Small black Shepherd dog
i hind leg has been broken and is u
| little crooked. He left my place, south
Of the poor farm, last Sunday. Liberal
reward will be given to anyone return
ING the same. WIN. LAYLAND.
y ,ynard Titterington moved over
from Coon Rapids the first of the
week and took up his residence in the
town. Mr.. Titterington comes among
us with the reputation of good work
er and as such we welcome him to
town.
Jim Where did you get the dry
goods? Well don't you remember tell
ing me to take the butter and eggs to
Barger Bros? Yes. Well while there
| noticed that they keep almost every
thing and | find that that's the place
to trade
Charley Agnew arrived home Fri
day for visit at the parental home,
west of town. Charley now lives in
O'Brien county but during the past
two months he has been Visiting in
Pennsylvania and travelling through
the east
This week we show our new spring
styles in hats. Just as well buy first
as last and get the pick of the stock.
Our nat department. represents the
best makes in America. The correct
shapes in Derbies and Fedoras ale now
on display. j. FRIEND & SON.
Albert and Charley Spencer will
hold public sale at their place south
west of town on the 18th of March.
William Mallory, well known to most
people in the county, will be the auc-
tioneer. Bilrs many friends will 20
to see if he can do business as when he
was here years ago.
Thos. Greer, uncle of VIM. Cloughly,
died at his home at Winterset and was
buried Monday. Mr.. Greer is we'll
known to many of the Audubon
people as he has come here every sum-
mer for years to visit Will He had
passed his SD year and seemed hale
and hearty and good for many years
yet, but none can stay the hand of
death and in taking him it took one
kind and gentle and one who blessed
mankind.
Mrs.W. H. Cowles arrived home from
Chicago, Saturday, bringing some ex-
ira fine pieces Of hand painted china
ware from some of the best artists in
the city. Mrs. Cowles visited many of
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