Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-18
AUDUBON NEWS
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Wall paper at half price at Roberts
Drug Store.
See F. M. Tharnish for watch and
clock repairing, at Frazier's.
Les Walker is now assisting in the
store of j. F. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Brown had the
care of sick boy the first of the week.
VIM. Hampton went over to Anita
last Saturday to attend to matters of
business.
Harry Sampson left last Saturday
for Iowa City to resume his studies at
the college.
E. N. Taggart went to North
seeking excursion.
A couple of machinists were at
Morrisey & Ruhs the past week fixing
up sewing machines.
Chas. Burnside went to Grinnell
Saturday to take up his studies in
that institution of learning.
Miss Susie Musson started Saturday
for Cornell to enter the school after her
summers vacation at home.
DR.. Emmert, of Atlantic, was up
Tuesday in consultation with DIR.
Childs for Miss Myrtle Prick.
Frank Rice and John Zion were
down in the woods by Extra Sunday
seeing if they could find any nuts.
Harry Searles went to Minnesota
Tuesday to look at land and if he finds
any that suits him will purchase it.
Peter F. Anderson and Theo.
Morrow went to Nevada, Mo-, Tues
day to look after some business affairs.
Every Stitch of our Clothing must
be closed out at once. Read our ad on
page seven. lido BROS.
Ben Carr and son, Ben, went to Des
Moines Tuesday evening to be present
at the meeting Of the Grand Sovereign
lodge.
Lars Esbeck, one of the hustline
stockmen from out by Elkhorn, was
in town Wednesday interviewing
stockmen here.
l. Miss Effie Nielsen, daughter of tn,
Nielsen in the clothing store, arrived
from Clinton Tuesday to make thi
her future home.
M. f. Kerwin was elected secretar,
: of the school board last Thursday TO
Douglas township and will max
them first class official.
IN ]. w. Mcclure and family wen
ce down to Extra Tuesday to lie presen
", at the laying of the corner stone O
IS their new Catholic church.
Of The county grading outfit that ha
1t been out east of town ways hav,
r finished the job and gone up int,
" Viola township to do some work.
Get our prices on doors and window
and water tanks and all kinds of mil
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
v. can repair your bicycles and pu
n. them in tirst-class shape. Bring then
:. in and leave them W it'll me.
=, !. j. g. WOLFE.
Bills are up over town announcin
base ball tournament in Gray 70
next Friday. There will be severa
visiting teams to play and they hav
planned for a good time.
Clarence Drake and family took a
| outing last Sunday and went dow
into the woods near Extra and pit
nicked and gathered nuts.
y John Slayton and wife departe
Tuesday for Minnesota for visit wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sweezy, VIII
moved up there last spring.
For Sale! Shropshire Rams and Raj
Lambs. Both pure bred and hig
grade. Call and see them or addrel
me, WILLIAM L. CLARK,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rural Free Delivery Number Three.
Relatives and friends of Uncle job
Johnson, out southwest of town, q
went together and moved him to b
property in town in Prospect Par
They put everything in the house an
fixed it up in good shape and left thel
very comfortable.
Rev. r. A. Matheney, who serve
as pastor in the M. E. church here,
year ago, was changed to the D.
Moines district and given Winters
as charge. His people are to
l. / VII ECtCluS OuC VI VI
ablest men in the conference.
DR.. Fulton has fixed small STUD
room in his office up as labrador
and added thereto one of the be
microscopes he can get. 1t is
Spencer and cost him hundred d.
- lars. He has many mounts that
. made while at school that will enat
him to compare with cases he finds
- his practice and much more readi
4 determine diseases He expects
! keep adding to the laboratory until
has it as complete as he can affo
4 needs in his growing practice.
I The first Y. M. G. A. meeting {
the year was held last Sunday in t
\ M. e. church. E. w. Weeks of Guth
Center delivered the opening adore
He gave plain address and left
good impression on his audience.
was greeted by a good and apprec