Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-11

WAL paper a0 nan pliSe az Nooei0
Drug Store.
James Chapman, of Carroll, was
down one day last week visiting his
brother, John, of this place.
Chas. VanGorder and Henry Her
bert are in Canada at present looking
Frank O'Connell and two children
of Atlantic spent Sunday here visiting
with his brother Will of this place.
Every Stitch of our Clothing must
be closed out at once. Read our ad on
page seven. lido BROS.
The various horsemen have had
their horses moved in from the Fair
grounds. They seem deserted again,
Sam Gardner has been busy the
past week having his home up on the
hill in the east part of town remodled
and fixed over.
Harry Soar and wife went. back to
Des Moines last Sunday after very
enjoyable vacation and visit with
father and friends here.
Mrs. Watts and daughter from
Council Bluffs, visited the last of last
week at the home of her son, Frank,
and family of this place.
Misses Rebecca and Nellie Felhman
of Henry county, ILL.,, who have been
visiting at the John OFT home, left
last Friday for their home.
Mrs. Laura Forbes and little girl
went down to Extra Monday and
toI do ,II
schoolmate, Mrs. G. w. Marlin.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of Extra, who
has been visiting few days at the
home of her brother Lorah Bailey,
departed Saturday for her home.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them w it'll me.
]. q. WOLFE.
Frank Carper and Ed Ruff we I'M
derstand have dissolved partnership
in horse training and Frank is now
caring for the colts of F. L. Anderson
J. w. Berger, of Lincoln, Nebr.,
came in Monday and visited over
night with his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John OFT on North Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Russell were
expected home Wednesday and he will
be busy for some time in checking over
the big boxes OF fall and winter goods
that are daily arriving.
DR.. Wilson, the osteopath physician
has purchased the Ferguson property
on Church street, and will fit up the
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giving them treatment.
Mrs. Temple, of Atlantic, was up the
first of the week visiting friends anC
looking after business. We under
stand she is a fashionable dressmake
and has some thoughts of starting
shop here.
Morrisey & Ruhs were out in tn
country this week at the home o
John Ruhs, and put in complet
waterworks system for him, so tina
now he has everything systematicall,
and handily arranged.
Roy Smith expects to depart abou
the first Of October for Chicago t
enter one of the dental colleges al,
learn that profession. Roy is goo
with mechanical tools and will max
a success of this profession.
A ball game was Played the othe
day between combined team of Mar
ming and Gray and Audubon il
which it took ten innings to decid
the game and it then stood eleven t
twelve in favor of Audubon.
Miss Alice Brandstratter who liza
been visiting here for some week
with relatives went to Gray the frs
of the week and accompanied MIR
Geo. S. Gray to Chestervi1le, Texs
where she has been for sevearl year
past.
I. w. Baker showed us Wednesda
horse afflicted with the lock jaw
The animal got nail in its hoof Las
week but which was taken out an
afterwards this disease set in and tn
doctor got to it too late to do niue
good.
Miss Edna Moore, of Corning,
head trimmer in the millinery depar
ment of j. f. Russell, and began he
work Monday. She is a very affab
and obliging saleslady and trimmt
who thoroughly understands her bus
ness and is sure to win the confident
aud esteem of Mr.. Russell's patrons.
J. w. Mcclure, one of the first me
in the county to begin sheep raisin
sent six loads of them Saturday
Chicago to go on the market NJ
Mcclure has made a study of tn
branch of stock raising and /
experience has found that they pa
He has the best breeds he can get al
keeps his flock bred as good as he ca
and is now reaping the reward
his experiment.
Two of the biggest land deals for OF
day made in the county this year
our knowledge was made last Satu
day by Ed. Finch and Ed. Beaso
Geo. Stemm's farm of 100 acres WI
sold to his son, Charlie, at $50 p
acre and then the Passmore farm
Ross was re-sold to Geo. Stemm
$S7 per acre. If land keeps changil
at this rate few people who own farm
need go to Klondike in search +
gold.
Mike Foley, one of the most well
do farmers east of town, was in Il
other day and purchased furniture