Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-13
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Will Mcdonald entertained his sister
this last week who lives up by Wall

Will Mcdonald entertained his sister
this last week who lives up by Wall
Lake.
Markets as they closed last Tuesday
night: corn, 4s!c; wheat, SOC; oats, sic;
hogs, $50.
The mother of Will Mcdonald ar
rived in town Tuesday evening to
make him ashort visit.
Jake Ruhs was up Monday shaking
hands with his old time friends and
renewing acquaintances.
Steve Luse is laid up, this week,
with fever and has been under the
DOCTORS care, since Sunday.
VIM. Groves, the village blacksmith,
made a flying trip Sunday to Dedham
to spend the day with his family w he
live there.
Geo. Harmon was up Tuesday and
visited with his brother-in-law Theo-
dore Martin and family and enjoyed
a good visit
Miss Hillard, who has been assist.
ing friend to move returned back
here, Tuesday, and will still be here
among her friends.
Ed Wagner and wife arrived, Tues
day, from Dallas, Marion county, and
will visit for time with his brother,
John Wagner and family.
The little child of Dave Hart has
been having severe time with pneu-
monia but is now improving nicely
and will soon be we'll again.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson, of Audubon,
came up Tuesday and spent the day
visiting at the Sorensen home, then
took the evening train for home.
e. J. Adams scored the big sales in
salt Tuesday, putting out thirty barrels
in one day which shows that the coun-
try will not be fresh for some time.
]. F. Luse is expect down from Car
roll this week to invoice the stock of
goods of e. j. Adams for which he
traded lately. We did not learn if the
goods will be left here or taken away.
Wells Ferguson and Louie Weider
stein received their new gasoline en-
CINE, that they expect to use on their
corn shelter and will be able to do a
first class Job for all who employ them
Leake & CO., with Fred Ruhs as
manager, sent car of corn to the mar
ket this week as the favorable showers
will doubtless push the price down
when future prospects become favorable
for big yield this year.
Mrs. Eta Swablin of Sioux City is
visiting this week with her relative,
Len Bridenstine. After a short visit
she will go to Seattle, Washington,
where her husband now is looking for
a location and will make that her fut-
ure home.
Spring is here now and no better evil
dence can be given, than the boys out
in various places doing the old time
game of horseshoes. All are champions,
and all can get q ringer whenever
they have the good luck to get it. The
younger boys will soon be shooting
their marbles to keep apace with their
elders
Tuesday evening, man hale and
hearty, in the prime of life got off of
the train and inquired for parties here,
who were not. A further investigation
revealed the fact, that he thought he
was in Rolfe, Iowa. and he was some
what non plussed when he found he
was about one hundred and sixty-four
miles out of his course, through some
mistake from where he started.
Amos Possehn gathered his friends
about him, Tuesday night and treated
fhnY,, fC n rrpO1 or,
not one either, in which the festive
oyster had to be chased like a tleeting
shadow from dish to dish or run out
ly and truly one. The willy. fellows
fairly jostled each other to get in the
road of the eaters who all enjoyed the
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald
were called upon to mourn the death
of their infant child, who came to
this world, last week and Sunday was
laid away to rest, leaving to their
torn and bleeding hearts, but the
sweetest memory of it's transient stay;
and their tears of joy at its arrival were
mingled with the pain of parting. They
have however the abiding confidence,
that some where there is Jewel await.
ing their arrival in the great eternal
city beyond.
Would Smash the Club.
If members of the "Hay Fever AS
ISOLATION" would use DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, the club
would go to pieces, for 1T always cures
this malady-and Asthma, the kind
that battles the doctors-it wholly