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

Audubon County Journal
CIV. MARLIN. Editor.
Thursday, August %, 1902.
Ed Cotton sells gasoline.
Don't fail to read Charley Scharff |
sale in this issue.
. Are you going to exhibit anything
at the Fair September 2, 3, 4, 5!
Remember the John Frost sale
two miles east of town on Septem-
Der 3rd.
ii F. b. Campbell formerly typo in
this office is now working on the
Advocate.
Will Bintner has an option on a
section of land up in South Dakota
which he saw while there last week.
Miss Anna Hansen of this city
will begin fall term of school
next Monday in No. 2 Audubon
township.
The rapid advance IN the price of
hogs this week has caused several
hundred to be marketed here in the
past three days.
D Oil Meal, Audubon and Extra
flour for sale. Telephone me your
orders and l will deliver it at your
door. HANSEN, Coal dealer, West
Extra.
AL Heath the blacksmith who re-
Gently moved to Lorah, is back to
this city and working for Q. ".
Hansen in his shop on east Wash
ington street.
Iohn I. Hensley and Matt Thielen
went to South Omaha last Monday
and bought another bunch OF
cattle which were placed in their
feed lot yesterday.
Arthur Bartlett left here yester-
day for his home near Chadron,
Nebraska. Mrs. Bartlett is still
here at the home of her mother
Mrs. F. J. Stranger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wilde
came from their home IN Gray last
Tuesday and Charley left .yester-
day to take in the fair while she
will remain with her parents.
Notice to Farmers-There will be
a meeting next Saturday in the
Stuart Bank ,at2. P. M to form an
association and build creamery.
The time is now ripe for it so let all
come and talk it over.
Rev. Hartsough went to Dakota
Wednesday. He will return Satur'
regular services at the Congrega'
tional church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Tedford who
have been guests of Mrs. Laura
Delahoyde for few days returned
to their home at Oklahoma City
Okla, the last of the week.
E. T. Hansen is in Sioux City this
week on business, when he returns
it ia his intention to have brlcl
side walk laid in front of his bust
\ ness property now occupied by thu
Hansen Lohner & Co. general store
q J. w. Shoesmith represents tn
California cold process for canning
fruits, vegetables and sweet corn
Never fails to give satisfaction
Also flavoring creams once uset
always used. Aug. p 4
Owing 10 the work of remodel
ing the old Catholic church, Their
will be two services next Sunday il
the school house one beginning a
500 A. M. and the other at 10 A. NJ
Those in and near town will atten'
the first service.
The Touring mill in west Exir
is now fitted up with the latest in
proved machinery at an expense G
several hundred dollars and tn
proprietors feel confident that the
can do as satisfactory work, as ca
be done in the country.
Farm for sale-My farm thre
miles west and quarter south c
Extra consisting of eighty acre
1t is we'll watered and the improve
mentS are HISt-CldSS. Vic nan Ho
seeded down. For terms inquire {
or write to N. G. Madsen Extra.
Dan Simpkins residing at A. 4
Hills three miles southeast of tow
and his sister Mrs. O'Brien an
daughter Miss Blanche of Blu
Island, Illinois, went to the Stat
Fair last Tuesday. Dan will retur
here while the ladies will go Q
east to their home.
D. A. Railsbaek and family a
rived in this city the last of tt
week from their home at Oklahor
City, Oklahoma and are vis'tin
his brother Tom Railsback out
north east Audubon TOWNSHIP,
They will also visit her sister Mr.