Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-20

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Charley v May will have sale at
his residence in Greeley on March 4
1902.
U. S. Herrick was called to Audu-
bon again on last Tuesday on bust.
ness.
We can supply some of you far
mers with some choice Timothy or
Glover seed. S. GANo.
Chris Hickman Jr. of east Audu-
bon township transacted matters of
day.
See that large invoice of wall
paper! Seventy-fve designs to
choose from at The Harrison Rack
ct Store.
Miss Minnie Campbell will soon
go to Cedar Rapids strimmer at
large millinery establishment in
that city.
]. III. Baker an old settler in north
Audubon township was transact
ing business in the county seat last
Tuesday.
Mary Marietta went to Atlantic
last Tuesday on visit of few days
at the home of her brother Dorsey, |
iu that city.
Mrs. Hannah Campbell returned
to her home in Atlantic last Tues
day after few days as the guest of
friends in this city.
J. w. Kline intends to work for w.
E. Davis and his son, Frank, this
summer and will reside in the tene-
ment house on the farm.
Mrs. Hans P. Hansen of West
Extra is bed fast this week the re-
suit of a severe cold. Mr.. Hansen is |
the blacksmith in that part of the
city.
Tomorrow night the Eastern Star
Chapter meet in their hall, and on
Saturday night the regular meet |
ing of the Masons of Exodus Lodge
takes place.
John Vomel who farms for VIM.
Thielen now owns those big mules
formerly belonging to Chas. Pro-
haska having traded span of hors-
es for them.
Jack Oberholtz, Anthony Meyers
and Fred Byers, substantial Greeley |
township farmers, were marketing
lot of good heavy hogs, in this
town, last Friday.
Mrs. Breckenridge is again at her
home on Edgerton street after sew
eral weeks absence at the home of |
her son, George b. eakenridge, three
miles south of town.
Mrs. John Frost and her daughter,
Mrs. Clint Dunn, of Atlantic, came
up last Friday to attend the funeral |
of Miss Mabel Tucker, grand-daugh-
er OF the former and niece of the
latter.
The second Monday in March
there will be two directors to elect
| IN this Independent district vice w.
r. Copeland and E. d. Powell whose
term expires. There will also be
treasurer to elect.
Will Eckles, who few weeks
since moved to Atlantic to engage
in the milk business, is succeeding
beyond his most sanguine expecta-
t ons, having at this time over two
hundred customers.
A farmer on the Rural Free Deliy-
cry route has Uncle Sam at his
back if he dumps any circular or ad
vertising matter he may find in his
box, put there by agents travelling
around for that purpose.
Rev. w. w. Hartsough formally
accepted the call of the Congrega-
tional church, at this place, on last
Sunday at an increase of salary,
which is very gratifying to his
| members as we'll as to the public in
general.
Will Brinkerhoff. foreman of the
| Atlantic Telegraph, was passing
last Monday evening with relatives
and friends in this city. We are
| pleased to note that Will received
| a handsome increase in salary, be-
ginning January l.
There was grand valentine par
ty given by the young people at the
home of A. J. Baylor and wife, over
in Audubon township, on the even
| ing of Saint Valentines day. A
large number of the old Saints mis-
sives were distributed, many being
both beautiful and costly.
Asa Oswald brother-in-law to
Charley Prohaska of Audubon