Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-06
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See Harvey Moon for pipe and tile,
ditch, cistern or cave work Audubon.
Roy swaney, of near Dedham, was
down Wednesday transacting business
in the count y seat.
Miss Mabel Brown arrived from
Lawrence, Kansas, the last of the
week to pay visit to her sister Mrs. j.
M. Graham of Prospect Park.
j. X. Smith, who several years ago
was one of the principal draymen of
the town arrived here last evening to
pay visit to his many friends.
IL. w. Hanna went to Atlantic and
other points Wednesday evening to at
tend to matters of personal business.
John Brannen of Clinton county,
who has been visiting his cousin Greg
Wolfe some time departed last Satur-
day for his home.
ii. w. Hanna sold the Hutton place
south of town Wednesday to some
parties, who will have one of the best
farms in the country.
peadf u absessse a b5Fse has om RefR e
of duty in the school room the past
Few days being afflicted with tonsilitis
To Sell or Trade for stock-A good
seven room house, cistern, we'll and
barn. VIM. PARTLOW,
Audubon.
Ed Somers one of Douglas Townships
best ranchmen returned Tuesday from
Vermont, where he has been for some
time visiting relatives and boyhood
friends.
A. A. Nelson, deputy county Re-
corder has purchased 0. C.Donaldson's
farm in Audubon township consisting
OF l60 acres, paying $4,000 an acre for
the same.
Nels l.. Morey was in town Wednes.
day and completed deal whereby he
becomes the possessor of the Foster
property On the hill by Leet's place
and will soon have possession.
Miss Ethel Simpson is up from her
:" Stillside home in the south part of
the county. passing few days very
Pleasantly at the comfortable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlane.
A snap if taken at once. Desirable
piece of property in Danish commune
llty in town Of Audubon, five room
house good barn, plenty of water.
Hurry. C. w. MARLIN
Mrs. }. j. Miller who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs Cloughly has been
sick nearly all the time since she came
put expects now to be able to 90 to
her home at Ute by Saturday.
Milt Jefferiee, of Douglas township,
with his family went to Missouri Mon
day where they will make their future
home. He had his goods and stock
shipped the next day and they were
accompanied by his brother. in-law Mr..
McGinty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Parks are the
proud parents of bit of sunshine, that
came to their home last Friday morn.
ing in the way of bright baby girl.
who by her smiles and prattle Will
ever keep alive in her paren is love and
sympathy for all mankind.
Frank Horning, who works for
blacksmith Greg Wolf received the sad
Intelligence this week that his father
is very sick at his home in Keokuk
with small chances of recovery. Frank
made preparations to leave today for
his bedside to help care for him.
Those who were waiting for the
northwestern train to come in and
leave Tuesday morning had quite a
tedious time of 1t. The deep snow
stopped them several times and when
they got to Gray they had broken their
snow pillow off and then added lot of
shovelers SO if they needed any assist
ance they would have it.
Ham Webster is having quite a
trade this winter in Collie pups. He
has fourteen engaged and cannot fill
nearly all the orders that come to him
for them. He has orders to ship sew.
eral to Shelby, some to Extra, Lorah,
Gray and other points around. His
breed is becoming well-known and
prove to be so intelligent and teach
able that they are coming in general
demand.