Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-21

G. S. McLeran, D. D. S., office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
F. L. Anderson is in Harlan this
week in attendance at the county fair
now in session there.
Preston Brothers now have charge
of Gill jones' fast past pacing colt and
will fit it for the fair.
/ John Lidd the great merchant tail
or is is out in Omaha this week attend
ing to matters of business.
Ralph Carper has advertised to sell
his property at public sale August %.
He expects to leave after he makes the
sale.
Geo. McLaren and family of Chicago
are here this week visiting with their
parents and other relatives and with
| friends.
| Mrs. Ora Hammer and baby who
have been here visitsng with friends
went home Wednesday after very
pleasant visit.
| Henry Sunburg was in town We'd
nesday with fine lot of hogs and ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with
six cents as he got.
Mrs. Eva Goldstein who has been
here visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rice expects to depart this
week for visit away.
Miss Grace Waers who lives in Des-
Moines but has been here for some
time visiting Ethel Kuhn departed
Monday for her home.
Bessie Markham departed last Sat
urday for Carroll for short visit with
friends and from there she expects to
go on to Omaha for visit.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W it'll me.
]. q. WOLFE.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
| If JAMES HART.
| The workers on the Iowa Telephone
Company have been in town this week
resetting posts and wiring their line so
it will give better and more satisfacto-
ry service.
Bert Keith is continually making
improvements in his barber shop.
He has lately put in soft water tank
| for his bath room which will give his
patrons better service.
| Mrs. Kibby and Mrs. WILDER Ken
nels expect to start to day for Missouri
to visit with the parents and sister of
the latter, the Fosnoughs and Tom
| Cochrans who moved there last spring
| C.G. Nelson and wife have had the
care of very sick child during this
week and three sisters of Mrs Nelson's
have been over from Coon Rapids
| helping to care for the little one who
is improved nicely now.
Frank Green, who works in at the
Corn Exchange Bank departed Tues
day for Overton Nebraska to visit for
a few days with his parents who live
there. Frank sticks close to the bank
and the rest will do him good.
A number of young ladies have been
invited to meet today on the spacious
and beautiful lawns of. A. Nash for a
picnic and they have made wonderful
and varied preparations for good
time and will doubtless have one.
For Sale! Shropshire Rams and Ram
Lambs. Both pure bred and high
x
me, WILLIAM L. CLARK,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rural Free Delivery Number Three.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Russell will go to
Chicago Monday to buy goods for their
mamoth store. Mrs. Russell will buy
the millinery stock this year as Myrtle
Brown who has been buying for him
is still sick in New York state and will
not be able to be there.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Tom Wilhelm to
Mary Allgeger on Wednesday Sep
TENDER Sd. The young ladies parents
are prominent people in Madison
county and many people here know
Tom well and wish him and his bride
much happiness in the world
Instructions in the gymnasium are
given every Monday and Friday even.
ing by competent instructor and the
boys are receiving much benefit there
from. Muscles have to be intelligently
trained as well as mind and now that
the boys have the instructor they will
get much more out of their instruc.
tions.
j. +. Russell has had workmen busy
the past week paperlng the interior
of the store so that his goods appear al
much more of an advantage. He
expects to soon improve the front by
taking out the present windows and
changing them to larger ones. Then
putting the door out even with the
windows and take away the present
boxes used for decorating.
News was received here Friday
from Jefferson, that Mrs e. G. Ora.
ham had fallen from the head of the
stairs to the bottom and received ser.
: ious injuries it was feared. Her moth.
| err, Mrs. Dickson, who was visiting
J with her and is in very poor health
! was also reported to be in very pre-
carious condition, partly from the
shock caused by the accidedt to hel
daughter and from the progress of the
disease from which she is suffering
Stuart Herald.
A. j. Morrisey and e. Il. Smutney
of Audubon have purchased the S. A
Belknap furniture stock and are in the
city assisting in the invoice. They ex
pect to finish tomorrow when they