Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-22

Jim Petersen lost valuable mare he
had out in the pasture, last Tuesday.
Sheriff Anderson was up to Man
ming Tuesday, attending to business
in connection with his office.
Ed Rice and Frank Herndon took
advantage of the excursion rates Tues.
day and went to the Dakotas to look
at the land.
Theo. Myers arrived home Tuesday,
from Atlantic where he had been at.
tending to matters connected with his
law practice.
Nash, Phelps & Phelps have new
awning placed in front of their build
Ing and do not intend to take in all
the sunshine going.
DR.: Childs stopped in Council Bluffs
the first OF the week on his way home
from his southern trip and will again
resume his practice soon.
Del Viewer is going around on a
crutch this week one of his knees, hay.
ing played out on him and he has not
yet found out the matter with it.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
We have a paint we can give an
Absolute Guarantee with. Its the Nox-
all. Try 1T and us and see if we don't
guarantee it. MORRISSEY & RUHS.
Frank Gaurote and Len Heathcote
with their families were in Manning.
tuesday in attendance at travelling
show that was giving a performance
there.
The fire boys have ordered new suits
10 go to the tournament, so they will
be in as good shape as any of them
They are getting in good shape and
expect to bring back some prizes.
Marriage licenses, VIM. Martens and
Mary Hollenbeck, Marius Andersen
Jensena Neeras, Chas. III. Stocking
and Mrs. Emma E. Bartlett, Gene
Reynolds and Lille Hoffman.
Prof. Grinell and wife and daughter
and niece will give a concert, next
Monday night the twenty-sixth in the
presbyterian church under the aus.
plces OF the Sunday School. Mrs. Grin
en- was here years ago and sang and
those, who heard say she is one of the
pest contraltos, that ever. came to town.
Her husband and the young ladies
are equally as good and anyone who
hears them will be well entertained.
The clerks of the town had a yerv
eXcitlng game of base ball, last Tues
day, at the fair grounds but had TO
play in the mud and between showers.
Inc north side of the street was plav.
Ing the south side and the northers
came out victorious, winning by % to
l3. We can only give an account from
the view of north slider. for they are
the only ones who informed US. and by
their testimony they could bat the
ball any time or place they desired.
Could chase each other from base to
base as fast as they could run. Fan
ned the other fellows and let them
nave bases ana scores only courtesy SO
as to keep up their courage. But thew
all showed their nerve, for midst. rain
and mud they played the game through
and showed that they would sell goods
Ia just the same manner.
DR.. A. E. Lauver, of Colo. story
county, Iowa, arrived Tuesday and
purchased the practice of DIR. Miller
and has assumed charge and will i'm
mediately take up the practice in com
pany with DR.. Miller, who will remain
for month or more to introdnce Doc.
tor Lauver to his practice. DR.. Lauver
mas been in partnership with DR.. Hos
letter, in Colo and comes well recon-.
mended as an able physician and well
read doctor, being graduate of the
st. Louis school and Dr.. Miller assures
us that he holds an enviable place in
the estimation of the people of the
place, from which he comes. DIR. Miller
himself expects to go to Chicago and
practice, as the work will be more to
his inclination and his mother and sis.
ters are all there SO that he will be at
nome and at the same time can have a
good Office practice and be near lect-
ures ana schools, where he can keep
on studying.