Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-23
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a Abe Chambers went to Extra We'd
&esday evening to visit his daughter,
Mho is reported to be dangerously ill.
Ray Grant and Miss Lillian Thomp-
In were up from Atlantic Sunday,
Vests of the inmates of the Lyman
SINE.
Wick Northup and family, who have
en under quarantine for scarlet fever,
save had but slight symptoms of the
4 teaded disease.
u Ex-County Recorder Martin Esbeck
iNas in from Kimballton, Wednesday,
attending to business about the court
louise and chatting with his former
Associates and friends.
fN,',Peter Kerr and Jim Petersen, of Fis-
As, returned home from Omaha We'd
i tesday where they had been and pur-
chased a stock of farm implements
which they will open up and sell at
discus.
n Wesley Jay, the general substitute
9@sn the carriers of the rural free deliv-
Try is acting this week for Gene Story
IN Route l, as the children of Mr..
X Sory are sick and he is at home caring
4 + them.
h Mrs. Clara Leib came up from Des
hines Tuesday evening to pay visit
relatives. She went to Extra We'd
fsday to see her sister Gertie Cham
I prs, who is very low and scarcely any
yfope for her recovery.
Mat and John Gardner came home
Monday from Oklahoma where they
Nve been looking at the country.
hey liked the looks of the country,
Ut did not like it we'll enough to pur-
base any of the land.
sGill Jones will be associated with
nd work for j. F. Luse, the coming
ear, in the real estate business. Mr..
use is doing the largest real estate
-psiness of any man iu western Iowa
I'D Gill will be the right man to help
ash the business along. We are glad
learn this as his many friends will
ave more opportunities for meeting
I'm.
- The remains of John Coleman ar
:! sYed from his late home in Nebraska,
and were laid to rest in Ar
zNpgton Heights. Mr.. Coleman will be
Emembe. ed by many people in the
70 at til carpenters trade. The cir
5Enstances of his untimely and tragic
Nh are not fully known here it was
Z 3 hfn6 fh0t IL fc Vryo nnIn1 NV hi
i lticei hereby given that the prop
las per list below for Audubon par
Is now at the American Express
pany's office, in Des Moines, and
az be sold at public auction on Fri
Of February IA, 1902, unless sooner
prX for: Peter Bronson, Leva Berg,
haN Christensen, w. Cloughley, III.
s.ssArg, Mrs. T. Lee, Nash & Phelps,
flson, s. c. Petersen, Elkhorn
&Schools, A. G. Petersen, Elk
M. Rogers ri j. H Lores-
Smith. W. O. Wright.
a(mas, Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt,
mSsors John G. Bonwell and jay
4 pedecker and John Ward, one of
Fest known bridge men in the
Rre all in Des Moines this week
sang the State Convention of the
" Auditors and Supervisors.
OF convention of officials from the
as counties of the State is one of
esest and Ole ofgreat profit to those
tgtendance. Nieis P. Hoegh, the
member of the board joined the
30 that the county will be fully
!, nted and everyone knows that
creditable crowd of official rep
tives will not be present from
bunty in the State and that if
Ping of Supervisor merit or inter
1.-THE taxpayers of the comfy and
~ Hvorthy ofintroduction be gained
G the practical experience Of those
fes the same will have the judi
scare and attention of the officials
l whose department it belongs.