Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-17

marriage licenses issued this week:
Chris Olsen and Anne Marie Matthi-
sen.
Joe STEINER Charley Talbott's baker
was down to Extra. the first of the
week, looking after business
Harry Watts, the hustling news
agent departed Tuesday for Chicago to
see the sights and visit friends.
Mrs. Jas. Chandler departed Wednes-
day evening for Glenwood to visit and
help care for sister there who is quite
sick.
Ed Finch sold his farm of 24O acres
in Cameron township the first of the
week to Peter Madsen for S65. 90 an
acre.
Mrs. J. j. Miller departed last Satur-
day for her home at Ute, after quite
long stay with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Cloughly.
A. L. Viewer isrepairing parts of his
house making it not only more neat
and attractive, but more commodious
and handy.
Mrs. John Chapman returned home
Monday from Belle PLANE, where she
has been visiting with relatives for the
past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hahn have WIS.,
itor in their home in young man,
whose stay will be at least until he at
tains his majority.
Mrs. Jones and her daughter, Miss
Frances arrived from Southern Cali
fornia Tuesday and are visiting with
Mrs. WV. Wilson.
Miss Emma Johnson, who clerks in
at Billiards store, is taking her weeks
vacation this week and resting and
having a flood time.
The LaFoy boys from down by
Hamlin, who were up in Minnesota,
returned the first of the week but did
not purchase any land there.
G. K. Ward from Nebraska was here
the first of the week visiting his uncle
John Ward and comparing his coun-
try with this garden spot Of ours.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Mrs. Tom Walker is planning to be-
gin repairing her house, this season so
as to give her more comfortable quar-
tiers and keep Things up in good shape.
/ can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them Wi it'll me.
j. G. WOLFE.
joicing over the arrival at their home
of big bouncing boy, that made it's
appearance last Saturday for life long
visit.
County Recorder O. c. Donaldson
was over in Guthrie county the first of
the week looking at land and his
daughter Miss Jennie was running the
Office during his absence.
Station Agent w. w. Smith at the
Rock Island depot received word
| Wednesday that he might now receive
perishable freight from Chicago and
| the east as he received orders some
time ago not to receive any.
Miss Lulu Doak invited in a few of
her young friends today for a little
party. The time of vacation gives the
girls SO many spare moments they
scarcely know what to do with them,
SO they put the time in entertaining
each other.
DR.. Jackson was busy Wednesday
having his office goods moved from
the rooms over Frick's drug store that
he has occupied ever since he came
here, to the office recently occupied by
DIR. Gleason and will soon be ready to
answer calls from there.
John A. Nash, A. II. Edwards, S. C.
Randles. John Weighton, F. L. An
derson and the other delegates, VINO
were in attendance at the Judicial con-
vention returned home, Wednesday,
we'll pleased with the unanimous and
universal harmony that prevailed.
The first base ball nine of Audubon
went up to Manning Tuesday for q
game and came back with score OF
II to 0 in favor of Manning. We don't
know what excuse to offer for the bows
or suggestion to make unless it is to
practice awhile with the high school
nine. We believe that would help out
The proposed orchestra met Tuesday
evening and organized q fifteen-piece
orchestra under the direction of Mrs.
IO'Flyng DIETRICH. AS formed they
will play as follows:
Trombone, BERTHE Dollahide.
Clarinet, F. J. Henshall.
/ Cornet Don Drake.
Viol, Wilbur Kennels.
Cello, Will Baylor.
Mandol;ns John Horning,
ne' Will McFarlane.
Piano, Mrs. Fullerton.
Flute, Oran Eddy.
Mamie O'Flyng DIETRICH
Violins, John Mcmahon.
Chris Peterson.
Audubon and community seems to
be the worst afflicted part of the coun.
ty for sickness at present. The doctors
in the other parts of the county are all
resting easy, but here they are going
night and day. Those now down here
are doing nicely. Miss Burns at the
Park hotel was doing nicely Wednes.
day though her fever is still high. NJ RS.
II. w. Wilson is going on her fifth
week OF typhoid with some fever yet,
but of no alarming character. Miss
| DaiSV Erick ia over tho worut of har