Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-28

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Fifty per cent discount on wall paper
at Roberts.
Ladies' waterproof shoes at Ras-
mussen q Jensen's.
See F. NJ. Tharnish for watch and
clock repairing, at Frazier's.
Miss Auda Kelly is visitor at Des
Moines, this week at the state fair.
i Mrs. w. B. Davis got back Tuesday,
from three weeks visit with relatives
at Miles.
Lidd Bros. are closing out their
stock of Clothing. Read their ad on
page seven.
George Ross, from up by Ross, got
trip up in the Dakotas.
When coming to the fair, also come
in and see the Bargains in Shoes at
Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Mrs. H.W. Wilson was called to
West Liberty, last Friday, owing to
the serious illness of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Earhart went
down to the capitol, the first of the
week, to visit friends and see sights.
If you expect to use any wall paper
in the next twelve months better buy
it now at half price at A. II. Roberts.
Miss Gene Culver went down to At
lantic, last Friday for visit with her
old time school-mate; Mrs. Townsend.
John Weighton and wife got home
Saturday from their outing in the hills
of Colorado, having had splendid
trip.
Mrs. J. A. Nash is expected home,
Saturday, from Okoboji, where they
have spent the summer in their cot
tage.
i Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hill arrived home
Tuesday evening from their Illinois
trip after couple of weeks of pleasant
visit.
Charley Scharf was up from Extra,
Wednesday scattering his sale bills,
that may be found in an other place in
the paper.
Mrs. Doc Needles went to Gray Tues
day to visit her daughter Mrs. Beems
and then go on up to Manning to visit
her son John.
Most of the schools of the county
will begin next Monday but some will
wait week longer so as to attend the
county fair, next week.
Ed Finch one of the biggest buyers
of cattle in the county expects to put a
car of white face cattle in the yards
and start them on old corn.
| I can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W 18th me.
]. G. WOLFE.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
i Miss Clara Oelke rode her wheel
down to Extra last Sunday to visit
their old farm and among friends but
the rain the next morning made her
take the train for home.
Mat Gardner purchased the Stone1
; farm the past week, paying but 5000
per acre for it. This is now almost be.
low the average price and he got it at
reasonable figure.
John Nash MacVicar, who has been
/ staying all summer at his uncle's farm
south of town, departs Saturday fol
Des Moines to be ready for his school
work when it opens.
The Masons expect to go to Extra
this coming Saturday night, to make
return call for their lodge having
come up last Friday night were giver
a royal entertainment.
Mesdames Thomas Musson and F
:: A. Buthweg entertained friends, Wed
/ nesday afternoon, at the home of The
! former, having everything Hastily ar
: ranged to receive their guests.
!: The public schools will open again
!: next Monday, and the boys will sooI
!: be off OF the street and back to thei
\ books. The girls will lay aside thei
!: dolls and dresses and 60 back to i'm
!: proving their mind.
y Phil Mason was up from Oklahoma
. some time since and he and his fathe
D q. S. d. Mason Sr. are now down il
that country where they will NEE
John, who has recently sold his CLAIM
at good round profit.
At the meeting of the M. w "A. lodg
4 ldSt lueSuay HlSuu, george w. COSSOl
was elected as delegate to go to De
] Moines soon to a school of ms tructiol
to deputies and to learn something 9
the proposed new rating.
Mrs. Belknap departs this week 70
! Jefferson to be present at the marriag
! of a relative, that will take place SEP
TENDER third. There is to be bi
I gathering of relatives there on this oC
\ casion, of her brothers and sisters.
For Sale! Shropshire Rams and Ran
Lambs. Both pure bred and higl
! grade. Call and see them or addres
! me, WILLIAM l.. CLARK,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rural Free Delivery Number Three.
Myrtle Brown writes back from New
! York that she is just able to set up
little, but her mother is not able to b
! up yet. Myrtle expects to get bacl
! and take charge of the millinery de
partment at Russell's when the season
! opens.
Good Photographs.