Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-24

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c. S. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
BrOrsOn's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
Miss Letha Bates was guest, part
of this week, at the w. B. Davis home.
Miss Shute, of Coon Rapids, is visit
ing this week at the G. G.. Nielsen
home.
Mrs. j. F. Russell went down to Des
Moines, Friday, to visit with her
friends for a few days.
Roy Lamoreaux, who clerks at j. F.
Russell's is up in Minnesota this week
on his annual vacation.
E. Prick had an accident with
one of his radiators the other day and
is walking with cane as a conse-
quence.
Miss Lucille Brooks expects to go
home to Perry with Miss Maud Young
who has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. DIR. Brooks.
Mrs. DR.. Haas, of Des Moines, is here
this week visiting with Mrs. G. G.
Nielsen, whose husband is of the firm
of Nielsen g. Christensen, clothiers.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W it'll me.
]. q. WOLFE.
Jens Kilgor, who clerks in at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's shoe store is in
Council Bluffs this week visiting with
his parents and other relations there.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART,
Miss Kit Kavanough, of Atlantic,
who has been here for some time visit
ing with her friend, Miss Jennie Ly-
man went to her home Tuesday after
a most pleasant visit.
Roy Swaney was down Thursday
transacting business in the real estate
line. He informs us that he expects
to go on the road soon as the general
agent for one of the firms in South Da
kota, that is doing big business.
For Sale! Shropshire Rams and Ram
Lambs. Both pure bred and high
grade. Call and see them or address
me, WILLIAM L. CLARK,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rural Free Delivery Number Three.
We have recognized that music goes
well with our business and so with our
organs we have added the celebrated
Chickering and Russell pianos to our
line and would be glad to give YOU
prices. MORRISSEY & RUHS.
Miss Dora Larsen, assistant princi.
pal of the schools, returned to Ross,
last week, from Waterloo and visited
a coupls -efdays with her sister Laura,
when both of them then went out
towards Kimballton to visit with their
parents.
Jim Murray, living out east of town.
was initiated into the workings of tire
NJ. w. A, last Tuesday night, and
came out wiser man but thoroughly
imbibed with the fact that the log
rollers are jolly set but true to their
| members
Those on the delegation to the Re-
publican Judicial convention, which
convened at Council Bluffs returned
| Wednesday,, where they had gone
through the form of renominating
Judge Walter /. Smith for Congress
to succeed himself
Mrs. Judge Green went to Chicago
this week to join crowd of her form
er associates, who are to meet there for
a jolly good visit and time. There will
be nine of them and we feel sure by
the time they have told all the stories
fthe past they well feel that they are
well paid.
/ n. G. Nielsen. of the clothing firm
of Nielsen, Faaborg q Nelson, went to
Clinton, his former home, Sunday, and
will return with his family as soon as
he can get his business affairs straight.
ened up there. He is much taken up
with the prospects here and believes
this country affords much better op:
portunities than the large towns.
4 Theron Littletield, who has been
working in the tonsorial parlors OF
VIM. Laughery, quit work there Sat.
urday evening and left on the follow.
ing day and Mr.. Laughery is working
by himself this week, although he is
looking for Mr.. c. V. jerks. who
comes here from Jefferson, although
he has been at work in Marshalltown
for the past year. Mr.. Laughery says
| he is tirst-class barber as he has had
him in his shop before and he gave en-.
tire satisfaction.
! We understand deal was made
! this week in the business circle where.
by John Musson, associated with his
fathers elevator an the North. West.
ern yards, purchased the business of
Peter Nelson, who has been buying
stock at the same yards. We did not
learn the intentions of Mr.. Nelson fol
the future but he leaves these yards
with clean record and has the es.
TEEN and respect of every man he has
dealt with. Mr.. Musson was raised on
a farm and is a good judge of stock and
will conduct the business in the same
honest and upright manner that has
marked his business career in the past
which insures for the farmers good
prices and continued good treatment.