Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-22
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w III. LARK SnlppeQ SOOQ car OF
horses this week to the eastern mar
kets.
w. III. Cowles went up to Manning
Tuesday for few days visit with her
friends.
Will Cloughly went to Stuart Tues
day to look after some business affairs
of Importance.
Will Cunningham went down to
Extra Tuesday visiting his sister Mrs.
J. e. Mcclure.
Barney Deets sold fine team of
black horses to Geo. w. Hoover the
first of the week.
o. P. Tyler went out to Omaha on
Wednesday to visit his son who is
sick at that place.
Several of the boys from Ross were
down Tuesday night to attend the
meeting of the NJ. w. A.
VIM. McFarlane went down to
Extra Tuesday to look after his faith
er's business interests there.
Frank Horning will conduct the
blacksmith shop formerly run by
Greg Wolfe in the same old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellyer of Viola town
ship were in town Wednesday doing
some shopping and seeing to other
business.
Esther Christensen who clerks in at
j. f. RusselFs store went down to At
lantic Wednesday to look after bust
ness and visit her brother.
An operation was performed on Nels
luton Monday in the hospital for a
dislocation of the shoulder that was
not doing as they thought it should.
A. III. Brown the janitor at the
Presbyterian church went to Illinois
for visit with relatives. Mr.. Keelan
is taking his place during his absence.
Ora Booth who has been working in
at Nelson & Christensens' has resign
ed at that place and is now working in
the hardware store of John Refine
mund.
Ed Finch sold forty head of good
native cattle last week to Ed johnson
out in Sharon township. Both these
men are good judges of cattle and the
results are satisfactory in the trade.
Mrs. ]. 81. Peterson wife of the liv-
eryman went out to Omaha Wednes-
day to be present at the operation on
her sister Mrs. Eva Myers that will
take place ii one of the hopitals there.
It. Wiley living five miles north
east of Fiscus had a public sale the
,22nd and disposed of all his goods.
He had taken good care Of his stock
nd J0t <>fr tc
the public.
Mrs. James Davis has been taken to
the Brooks hospital for treatment. She
has suffered much lately and the doc
tor has no hopes of curing her but can
give her lots of relief by having her
where she can be cared for.
Four candidates tasted the peculiar
rites of the Modern Woodman lodge
last Tuesday night and came out wiser
men, feeling they had got in camp
where there is spirit of open hearted
fraternity that will stand by them in
all things.
Geo. Brown, the proprietor of the
only real manufacturing plant in Au-
dubon has ordered car of Kansas
broom corn and will turn out one
thousand dozen brooms. Geo. puts
out good grade of brooms and they
are always in demand in this part of
the country as we'll as other points.
/ Emery Miller and family departed
Tuesday for Hamburg, Oklahoma
where they will go onto his new farm.
They are going where they will
be free from the cold winters we have
here and get soil that will raise all
they want. They are most estimable
family and their friends regret theil
departure.
arranging for a poultry show at the
county institute in February. They
have arranged to award prizes anc
will have an expert judge there t,
show the points in the various exhib
u its. This will be of practical benefi
to every raiser of poultry as they will
learn which is the best grade for theil
use.
]. F. Russell and family departed
Saturday for Bond. Mississippi, where
they will visit their old time friends
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Thayer and take {
much needed rest. Mr.. Russell wa,
almost broken in health last yea
when ne LOOK TRIP ana IL toned hin
up as nothing else had done. He ii
again feeling the wear of the store ane
SO again goes where he can rest ant
} get ready for the coming years work
i The revival effort of the evangelical
church is progressing nicely and mucf
interest is being manifested The quart
erly conference held last week wa,
eminently satisfactory to all the
class and Rev. Couner is conducting
the special services. He was assisted
Wednesday night by Rev. Fechenge
of Viola Center who conducted tn,
service while Rev. Conner went t,
the country to perform a wedding
ceremony.
N Hadwixy Hague the adopted daugh
ter of Hans Nelson west of town diet
last Friday and Sunday she was lait
to rest in that narrow home where al
shall meet. She has passed sixteel
years of life but in that short time
she had seen her allotted portion o
suffering and pain as she was some
what frail. She however bore her af