Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-13

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BAGLEY e NELSON
| VIM. McLeran and son Bert expect
to start for California today.
Miss Daisy Prick arrived Wednes
day from Minnesota for short visit
with her sister, Mrs. r. F. Childs.
G. H. Jones came home the first of
the week looking after his business af
fairs and the repairs of his home going
on at present.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work Or before buying.
For the best furniture see w. A..
Smutney and pay one profit No
jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
CLIFF
Dan Freeman lett Monday for Cali
fornia to bask in its sunshine and see
its sights and to get good rest from
the usual work a. daylworld of which
he is apart.
Next week will be the vacation
week for Elsie Larsen and Walter Del
ahoyde, working at j. f. RUSSELL and
they will look out for all the pleasure
and rest they can get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Roberts and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Roberts and little
daughter are expected this week from
Charter Oak for visit with their par
ents, A. H. Roberts and wife.
]. A. Nash is expected home today
On his return he expects to meet the
other officers of the proposed electric
road and formulate some plans of pro-
cedure so as to push the work as fast
as possible.
]. J. Quinby left Tuesday for Kansas
to take up his business of writing Life
assurances. Kansas is good field
now as the times are fairly good now
and he is expecting rich return for
labor expended.
w. II. Cowles and wife left Mon
day for Wall Lake where they will
spend couple of weeks enjoying the
pleasure the people of that communi-
| ty arranged to give their summer
guests and visitors.
Elmer McKarahan, Rable and Lou
lie Watts drove to Wall Lake the first
of the week and expect to have good
time camping out. Ifit keeps raining
the boys will wish they were back
home where it is good and dry.
Miss Roxie Huyck was in Audubon
Wednesday spending the day with
friends. She had intended going on
to Dunlap to visit her aunt but the
Northwestern pulled out too soon so
she had to wait until the next day.
Frank Duval one of our best feeders
sent five loads of cattle to Chicago last
Saturday and got top market for them.
They were extra good ones and Frank
is feeling good over his sale. He went
with them and came back this Tues
day.
P. A. Rasmussen, of the firm of Ras-
mussen & Jensen, and family went to
Clinton last Friday to visit for few
days with their old time friends, as it
was their former home and they have
not been back to greet them in several
years.
w. II. O'Connell went to Council
Bluffs Sunday to be on hand at the
opening of Grand Chapter of the x
P. He had no opposition to be reflect
ed Grand Master of EXchequer as he
, has filled the office to the entire salts
faction of the lodge.
Dr. A. L. Brooks is having A. H
Dollahide and his men to erect a barr
for him Just at the rear of the hospital
He is making it with plenty of room
for barn oftall purposes and it is
without doubt one of the larges
barns in town outside of the livery
barns.
NJ ~ l. M,
5 mark the past winter, started for home
: Wednesday and is expected back here
/ by the 26th. He will then assume
Smith will 60 to Extra to look after
his drug store that he purchased early
, this summer.
There was to have been a meeting
of the Audubon County Doctors
Association Tuesday with DR.. Emmer
of Atlantic in attendance but he hat
scarcely arrived when call from;
: Extra took him to that town by team
} and from there he took the train bacl
r home and the meeting was deferred t
some future date.
NJ. D. Mcclure, brother of ou
e worthy farmer John Mcclure east Q
5 town, came from his home in Chicag
: where he is connected with one of tn
: local commission houses and will re
/ main week visiting his brother an
looking up business for his firm. The.
recognize that Audubon county is
:, factor in the stock markets and he
: business is worth looking after.
9 Soren Daugaard, one of the farmer
: just north of Brayton, passed throug
town Wednesday on his way HON
from trip up to South Dakota whe1
he has land. He had specimens {
9 wheat and oats that showed tha
/ that country is prospecting this yea
The specimens he had of oats shove
them to be far ahead of any thing i
this county this year. Mr.. Daugaar
I reports every thing up there s
prospecting and the people Statistic
= and not overly anxious to disnose