Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02

CHARLES BAGLEY.
Fifty per cent discount on wall paper
at Roberts.
A. c. Thomas was business visitor
last Sunday down in Atlantic.
Mrs. Kuhn returned home Wednes-
day evening from her visit in the
east.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY went over to
Stuart Tuesday to visit her sister who
is quite sick.
Geo. Childs was over from Coon
Rapids the first of the week visiting
with his friends.
Wood Soar went down to Des
Moines the first Of the week to visit
with his brother Harry.
Peter Mathiesen out west of town
bought the Peter Ohms residence here
in town the past week.
A number of the young people are
planninga picnic for next Saturday
in the woods down by Extra.
County Treasurer Chas. BRENNAN
is again able to be out and at work in
his office after weeks illness.
Miss Hetty VanScoy returned home
Wednesday evening from Des Moines
where she had been with her sister.
Every Stitch of our Clothing must
be closed out at once. Read our ad on
page seven. LIDD BROS.
N. s. Myklebust of Clinton moved
to his farm up near Henry Nelson's
near this place during the past week.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
Mr.. Nielsen is building a neat resi-
dence over in west Audubon that is
adding much to the general appear
ance of the street on which he resides.
Five cars of poultry were shipped
from this point during the month of
September which proves that the pro-
duce company are doing some bust
ness here.
Nels Hansen who has clerked in the
e. Prick drug store for the past year
has purchased the stock and took
possession Wednesday and the firm
name in the future will be Hansen g.
Co.
j. E. Tharnish, of Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, was here last week visiting with
his cousins here. He went down to
Atlantic Wednesday to visit with
relatives there ere he returned to his
home. ~
Mrs. Lee Hudler and Mrs. Emma
Sharp left Wednesday evening for
Marshalltown for visit with relatives.
They will visit other points in the
eastern part of the state ere they return
home. I.
Andrew Hansen, John Hansen,
Chris Olsen, Ct. Godesen and M.sPeters
from out near Elkhorn and Sam
Scharff from down by Brayton went
up to Sioux City Tuesday with Peter
Reisgaard of Extra to look at land.
There will be game of foot ball
Friday between the local team and
Coon Rapids at the fair grounds.
The game will not be called until after
four o'clock so as to to allow the boys
who are in the high school to play.
The Christian Endeavor Of the
Presbyterian church have planned a
sociable for next Friday night at the
church parlors. They have invited
the members of the League of the
Methodist church and all are expect
ing good sociable time.
Willie Hinder began working Mon
day in the big store of E. Bilharz &
Son and will learn all he can of the
business. He is an honest, straight
forward boy and will make good
merchant when he becomes familiar
with terms used in the store.
Mrs. Rev. Johansen, wife of Rev.
Johansen, who will preach at the
Botanic church out by Kimballton
arrived Tuesday and went out to the
home of John Resent beck by Poplar to
wait for her husband who will arrive
later with their household goods.
d. w. Matthias sold his property
in the east part of town IN which
Simon Hansen lived, to Will Laugh
cry, during the past week getting
$4,000 for it. He also sold the three
lots up there for $4,000 and the lot
north of the Republican office for
$4,000 to Dean and WEIGH of the
marble works.
The friends of Rev. Matheney met
in the basement of the NJ. E. church
Monday evening to bid that gentle
man God speed in his new pastorate at
Wintersett, Iowa, where he will re-
move to this week. A collation. was
spread and social time was had. AS
a token of the esteem in which thew
held Mr.. Matheney they presented him
with a leather ibottom rocking chair
which will remain with him as q re.
minder of his many warm friends in
Guthrie Center.-The Guthrian.
A Quiet Wedding.