Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-24

Justice Connrardy was transact
ing business in Audubon, last Sat
urday.
Anton Backer's youngest child is
SICK at the home of it's parents north
of town.
Miss Alice Harrison was up at the
store last Saturday after an enforced
absence of several weeks on account
sickness.
George johnson went up into
Melville, one day the last of the
week, and sold Chas. Trunnman a
fine piano.
L. Y. d. Lewis has been lying very
ill, for the past week, at his home
three miles south of town with an
attack of pleurisy.
Jasper Wheelock of Harrison &
Cos. Racket store has been limping
around for some days with severe
attack of rheumatic yout.
ID. E. Stranger has been confined
to his home for several days with a
very swollen foot, the result of
an old injury to that member.
/ am here to buy your hogs at the
highest market price six days in the
week. Don't fail to give me call.
j. NJ. DINIICk.
Roy Davis left, last week. for his
old home in Illinois, where broth
er resides, after visit at the heme
of his mother, Mrs. J. p. Lair, in
this city.
Nels Deerfeld left last Sunday for
point in Wisconsin where his
family went last week. They will Wis
1T short time ere returning here to
leave for Oklahoma
Hensley Brothers & Thielen sent
several cars of cattle and hogs to
Chicago, on Sunday. Will HensIey,
Edwin Delahoyde, Will Tibben and
Nels Deerield accompanied them.
]. F. McAninch celebrated his
hfty-six birthday last Sunday. His
daughter presented him with some
useful presents which will be daily
reminders Of the event for the next
year at least.
Charley Lair was removed from
Bridgewater to Griswold, last week,
and it is hoped the change will be
beneficial to him. His father left
here last Saturday to assist in TAX
ing care of him for few days.
Mrs. J. B. Connrardy received
telegram last Saturday morning
from Hubbel, Nebraska informing
her of illness of her mother, Mrs G.
T. Poage residing there. Mrs. Conn
rardy Immediately left on the first
train.
Mrs. J. w. Kircher arrived here,
the middle of last week, and with
her husband, the Fullerton Lumber
Company's manager. has gone to
housekeeping in the ]. NJ. Thomas
dwelling. first door west of the com
pany's office.
Nels C. Johnson the accommodate
ing, gentlemanly and liked-by-all
janitor at the schoolhouse, for the
past four years, was unanimously
elected for the coming year, receiv-
ing we'll deserved, and we'll earned
increase, in his salary.
Mr.. Fullerton, wife and Mrs. ]. A.
Humiston, the wife of the agent at
the North Western depot in Audi.
bon, were calling last Sunday at the
home of the formers sister Mrs. T.
Fl. Ericsson and that of Mrs. James
Kelsey, driving home in the even
ing.
Mrs Thomas Walker, who was
visiting her brother, f. w. Della
hoyde. and other relatives in this
City, last week, returned to her Au-
dubon home last Saturday in the
the horseless carriage owned by
her brother-in-law, Chas. Van Cor
der.
Chas. Kelsey was cutting away
the diseased part OF the udder Of
COW, last week, when the knife slip
ped making an ugly slash across
the back of his hand and it was
threatened with blood poison for
few days and the intense pain caus-
ed him considerable loss of sleep.
Lou and Mrs. Kleever residing on
the ridge two miles northeast of
town are the happiest couple IN the