Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-13

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Wall paper from two cents per
roll up, at NICK DOPING & Co.'S.
L. j. Oldaker, D. d. S. Office over
the Stuart bank. Extra, Iowa. Rooms
S and 6.
Miss Clara Ordway, popular
teacher at Oakfeld, was calling on
friends in town, last Saturday.
Mrs. Celia Connrardy, of Audu-
bon, was visiting in town With her
relatives, last Saturday.
Miss Grace Stanley, from near
Brushy Colleges, did some shop
ping in this city, last Saturday.
The old Reliable Sioux City gard
en- seeds in bulk, for sale by
E. D. CoTToN.
Hal May went to Marine, last Mon.
day, to attend to the business of his
company and remained canvassinp,
in that vicinity until today.
Mrs. Hannah Campbell is now
located in the Mrs. c. A. Miller dwell
ing, on Carthage street, having
moved from Atlantic last week.
The mother of Mrs. Charley Waits
was confined to her bed under the
doctors care, the first of the week,
with severe attack of the grip.
Nels c. johnson has had his West
Town residence nicely painted and
otherwise beautified. Well, no one
can find fanlt with Nels if he does.
Remember we sell the border at the
same price as the paper, by the roll,
making from 25c to $I.oo on an ordi-
nary room over last years prices.
NICK DOPING & co.
A Prize With Every Package OF
Coffee Sold.
A 100 piece dinner set given away
in connection at
HARRISON & Cos. RACKET STORE.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company is an assured success and
after few preliminary matters are
settled, including the right-of-way,
matters will assume definite for m
and work will ror,,,,anca
Miss Katie Drilling, ofLake View,
who has been visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Peter Roth, who resides
two miles south of town, and with
numerous other acquaintance re-
turned to her home, last Tuesday.
Miss Larimer, the sweet singer
who was at Audubon assisting Rev.
Sunday and Professor Fischer in
the revival meetings, is now
assisting in the same capacity at
Atlantic, having arrived there last
Monday.
A. J. Baylor, after completing his
work as grand juror, last week, be-
fore returning to his Audubon
township home went to Atlantic
and was very attentive listener at
the Sunday services, last Thursday
evening.
Chas. Pattison moved from his
house in the south part of town yes
terday, to the Hensley farm south of
town. We understand he has rented
the house, garden and orchard there
and will raise fruit, chickens, gard
en- products
Last week Frank Gault and Com
pany received box from Missouri
containing two fine specimens of
+" Postum, fiat, sleek and ready for
raw eggs or good fat chicken at
any time. They were sent by com
merclal man as present.
Bert Leaman returned last week
from his tour in the northern coun-
ties of this state where he has been
engaged IN establishing tents of the
X. .. i. M. He is said to be an ex-
pert On the work of that organiza-
ton and does his work we'll.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage, in this city, of
Miss Mercy Hays and Mr.. o. P.
Myers, of Iowa City. The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday,
March 10th, at the home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. John 1. Hensley.
WillLittleGeld and Rodney Mar
tin, good honest boys residing with
their parents out east on Trouble
some bade farewell to their many
friends yesterday and left for San
Francisco, California where they
will view the coutry until tall at
least. They were undecided whether
they would take the southern
route or way of Seattle, Washing
ton then by boat to their destination.
Geo. Hardenbrook, former citi-
zen and popular druggist of this
city, but now engaged in a lucra-
tive drug business at Arapahoe,