Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-11
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Everything is in preparation for the
big sale next Saturday.
Read the sale bill in this issue with
Geo. CARRIER as manager.
G. E. Mertz and wife spent SUNDAY
with friends at the Henry Peterson
home.
James Crow is not Improving as fast
as his friends and immediate rela-
tives wish.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Au.
gust Borkowski was quite sick the
first of the week.
u. u. Beems was business visitor
down in Audubon Monday attending
to personal matters.
John CARRIER went down to Audu-
bon Friday and visited with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Chat Dustin.
Fred Ludwig, of Cushing, arrived
last week for a visit here with his
relatives and friends.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Campbell is quite sick this week and
under the DOCTORS care.
John Benson, of Clinton, was in
town the first of the week visiting his
mother and many friends here.
Grandma Greenlee is again quite
poorly and at no time improves as her
people would have her to improve.
Jess Lester, of Audubon, was in
town Tuesday moving the central for
the Audubon County Telephone Co.
U. S. Bebee will move the first of
March to the VIM. Shaw place where
Will milford farmed during the past
year.
A life insurance man was in town
the first of the week calling on various
men in the interest of the Equitable
of New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Ehlert have charge
OF very sick boy at their place, so
sick in fact that the attending physi-
clan had little hopes Tuesday of his
recovery.
John f. Liken shipped three cars of
cattle Monday to the Chicago mar
kets. Mr.. Liken is a good Judge of
markets and doubtless secured good
market for his stock.
Carl Rott, who now lives or the
place where Ben Halbur lived last
year, has very sick boy with the
grip. Mr.. Rott expects to go to one
OF Asmus Boysen's farms in the
spring.
Elwood Hester has decided to move
to Washington and will sell his pro-
perty at public sale, Feb. IS, at his
residence one ana three-fourths miles
east of the German church in Lincoln
township.
Goodwill Brothers sod 1900 bush
els of corn the first of the week to Aus
Linn, manager of the Westbrook, Glib
bon d Co. grain elevator and received
36c tor the same realizing goodly
profit for their summers work.
Henry w. Thomas returned from
his western trip the last of last week
and is well pleased with that far west
country He was at Seattle and sew
eral of those seaport towns and the
magnitude ofthe opportunities showed
him there are good openings there for
men of enterprise.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. David, who are
on the farm lately vacated by Earl
Jump, became the parents of boy
Saturday, it being the fifth one to
them. If they were in the fatherland
OF Germany they would receive pen.
sion and even now deserve honor fol
being parents of the noble youths.
Miss Maude Lynch, of Coon Rapids
and Miss Shefford, of Kansas,
give an entertainment and recital in
the hall Saturday. Miss Lynch is
we'll known as a musicale of power
and sweetness on both piano and
voice and sure to please. Miss Shefford
is reader with more than local
reputation and will please her au
dience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Root were called
upon Monday to mourn the demise O.
their nine months old baby by Group
The little one has woven it's young
life into the meshed heartstrings of its
parents and when the cords were
severed it left the parents sore anC
bleeding and longing will ever be
felt for replacement of those cords
floating like silken cob webs out in
the infinitude of theunknowable ano
will be gathered only In death itself