Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-29


BAGLEY d NELSON
AL Shupe out southwest of town
are caring for very sick baby this
week.
The wife of Chas. Petersen living
out west of town has been quite sick
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp have had
the care of sick child the past week
but is now much improved.
Miss Clio Ridpath returned home
the first of the week from her visit
with friends down by Hamlin.
S. L. Mantz has advertised to sell all
his stock at public sale at his farm one
mile west and one mile north of town
on February 3.
Everything sold we'll at the sale of
G. II. Gardner Tuesday, COWS going
much higher than they have at many
OF the sales this year.
DR.. Shepherd of Omaha a noted
specialist in lung troubles was in town
Wednesday on special call from Mr..
Swringer for his wife.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
John McFarlane and son George
went to ST. Joseph Wednesday to look
after business interests in connection
with the wholesale enterprise they
have figured in doing.
Bert McLeran had seige of rheu-
matism the past week and began to
think his time was come when it got
up in the region of his heart and his
breath got short on him.
Come in and see our line of queens
ware, groceries,, dry goods ETC., as we
are selling preparatory to moving
Saturday night.
MCCALL & BROCKWAY.
j. G. Wolfe and wife departed the
first of the week for Dexter where
they will make their future home as
Greg has a lucrative and permanent
position in the big factory starting up
there.
DR.. Fulton is again out and attend
ing to calls after his accident of last
Thursday when he was hurt by his
team running away with him and he
being thrown against a fence sprain-
ing his leg. ,2
Mrs. Henry Ruhs who has been at
the hospital here for some time was
moved the first of the week to the
home of his brother. She is much inn
proved and he hopes soon to have her
strong and well again.
The daughter of Will Alt out south.
west of town has been very sick the
past week. On Wednesday she was
| brought to the hospital in town, where
a trained nurse can look after her every
want and where the doctor can see her
more often.
Bodo oelke is home again after his
4 first trip as mail clerk. He finds the
trip rather arduous and long but feels
himself able to manageit and when his
time comes to get regular run he
will be able to hold it down with COM
parative ease.
| Elder w. r. Mccormick who has SC
ably filled the pulpit at the Christian
church the last two Sundays has re-
ceived call from the congregation tc
take the charge and has accepted the
same and will be with them next Sun
day and from that on will be here al
the time as he will move his family
here as soon as it is possible for hin
to make arrangements.
Last Tuesday evening the friends
and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e
Kennels out southwest of town gath
cred at their home for a good old-fash
toned time and dance. There is n,
community any place that can exec
this one for genuine rollicking gooC
time and on this occasion everything
was ready for just such peace and har
mony that made it an evening long t,
be remembered.
Another change was made in thu
past week when Will Brockway pur
chased the half interest of Chas. Ben
ton in the Mccall & Benton store
Will has been with Mccall long
time and is thoroughly acquainted
with the business. They expect t,
move the entire stock to the buildin,
formerly occupied by Geo. Hoove
opposite the post office and invite al
their old trade to call and see them.
The Epworth League of the Metho
f dist church will be led Sunda,
night by Mrs. Baker. Mrs. w. w
Smith is to sing solo for them. TIL
! league is being well attended and tn
: feature of special music every Sur
. day night is proving a.drawing facto
, to all who attend. They give col
! dial invitation to all who attend an
= urge all who do not attend som
young peoples service to meet wit
them.
Hon. Asmus Boysen and family al
1 now comfortably located in Chicago 8
No. 1899 Claredon Avenue and wish
ing to keep in touch with what is g
! ing on in the county orders the Joul
nal sent to that address. They expet
to remain until the extensive improv,
! ment he is making on his farm is con
pleted when they will come back I
their new house and barns he is pu
I ting up with all modern improv'
I ments.
Morrissey & Ruhs have been NAL
L. ~ =.