Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-22
AUDUBON NEWS.

~ AODObS)IN NEWo.
There will be dance in the Danish
Ill the oath and judging from the
5ast there will be good crowd and a
Splendid good time.
The X I. V. club was entertained
hursday night at the home of Mr..
. nd Mrs. Frank Watts and the yearly
DMicers were elected.
Chris Henricksen departed for
Cuth Dakota Monday to look after
nting the farm he traded for last
)| Var of j. f. Luse of Carroll.
Peter Jensen out by Fiscus will
6fect fine new house and barn on his
iarm as soon as he can get lumber on
1.-THE premises and carpenter to do the
%NIat Johnson the local stockman at
AZ Rock Island yards is shipping out
& lock almost every day now and Civ
ing his patrons good deals for their
fSRtock.
Invitations have been issued for the
Marriage of Will Huntsberger of
Md Mississippi. Will is we'll
6own here and his friends wish him
Happiness.
Charlie Jorgens one of the hustlers
EdOnt in Douglas township was in town
est week and purchased bill of lum-
er for the erection of a large barn to
I'D to the already first class buildings
n on his place.
~ Peter Paulsen one of Sharon town.
Ship's good farmers will soon erect
rood substantial hog house so that he
will be the better equipped to raise
hogs, the best product of Audubon
n county farms.
August Rable good farmer out In
IVDouglas township has purchased bill
Mbf lumber for the erection of neat
Akand commodious farm residence as
81 soon as spring opens so the carpenters
can do good work.
Miss Effie Nielsen who is learning
u to be modiste with Mrs. Temple is
Fl giving valuable assistance to the C. E.
kof the Presbyterian church with her
n violin as she is an excellent performer
on this instrument.
F. E.. Tessm an up by Ross has been
il suffering a great deal this winter from
AS an afdiction on the lower lip that is so
Y closely allied to a cancer that it is
hard to distinguish between the two
y but the doctor is hopeful of killing it.
G. III. Gardner who lives on the E.
fBilharz farm northwest Of town, has
advertised to sell his stock and farm
Implements the 9th of this month.
III They expect to move to stown in the
~ apriDg and will dispose of all that is
edvertised.
|3I George Viewer who has worked for
Ai Friend the past few years in the
clothing store departed Monday for
Bond, Mississippi on sight seeing
tour. George is one of the best clerks
Audubon ever turned out and if he
y takes notion to work in that coun-
a try he will do soma one good work.
Perry Carter brought with him
from Chicago Tuesday a pair of de-
horning nippers and he and his
lneighbor Jim Law propose to do their
own dehorning hereafter, intending to
make yards, chutes, etc, and keep
heir cattle in first-class shape and
,erhaps too help their neighbors out
Some.
M. Fabricius who conducted the
More the past year at Fiscus departed
&E;54HuC5udy Will LIS ldlul'y duu hi UuelF
woods and stock for Canada where he
fecent'v purchased hotel and tract
||E&s of 800 t.cres of land. He took enough
horses to break out and farm the land
(which he expects to do, and his wife
Rill conduct the hotel business.
The following letters remain I'M
Reclaimed in the Audubon post office
for the week ending Jan. 81, 1903:
rs. ice Robson.
Mrs. Joseph Robson.
Mrs. Lena Kuntzmler.
j ~. w. Dennis.
Robson.
John Luvland.
w. p, Literal.
ilhelm Kahler
SEev. Weisman.
George Hoover purchased matched
black team of horses Tuesday that he
ex poets to use exclusively for his fun
2ssexal car. He has recently purchased
Il ore of the finest funeral cars that has
NEVER been seen in this portion of the
c0pntry and expects to devote con-
e1derable attention to the undertake
}&s ing business. He will have two men
Incapable of doing this kind of work and