Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-25

Audubon. I0,Ua
G.. w. Hoover went out Omaha
Tuesday evening to purchase more
goods for his implement trade.
Mrs. Jeston Quimby went to Omaha
Tuesday for few days visit with sew
eral OF her cousins at that place.
The Troubadour Grand Concert Co.
have been secured by the Maccabee
lodge and will give concert March
23rd.
Miss Zelona Hayes departed for
Omaha last Saturday to get all the
latest styles of millinery for her store
here.
Mr.. Walters, the real estate man
from Manning, was down Wednesday
work.
Mrs. w. R. Green entertains to-day
at her homelike home and her guests
are assured of hospitable reception
and pleasant time.
The theme at the Church of Christ
next Sunday morning will be Light"
In the evening it will be "Jesus, His
+! Mission and Methods"
Ross Craney has purchased the
property of Switzer, south of the Park
hotel street and will soon be setting
under his own roof there.
Geo Johnson sold his piano outfitto
Morrissey & Ruhs. who will take up
| this line in the future and push the
sales as Mr.. johnson has done.
Chas. Elliott of Creston, brother
of w. G. Elliott, was up last week and
purchased a car of fine heifers to take
to their big farm at that place.
Jens Leback living out by Poplar
has decided to move to smaller farm
and is making public sale to dispose
of good lot of his stock on the 26th
inst.
County Superintendent Arthur Far
quhar will hold teachers examination
Friday and Saturday of this week and
all those who desire may be present
and write.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry who live in Pros
pect Park are moving from their prop
erty there to the house next to w. p
McCleran and will rent their own pro-
perty to a Mr.. Ross.
Miss Nora Oelke was sworn in to
the service of Uncle Sam at the Post
Office Monday to act for short time
as assistant while Miss Anna McGin.
mis- takes short vacation.
Nels Nielsen living with his uncle
Fred Nelson, in Douglas twp died
Monday of tubercular peritonitis. He
came here as poor man and has been
: a county charge for some time.
Miss Ida Mott, who will have chsTg,
oTf,she miliiMry department at j. f
,, RusselFs, has been here this week
: looking after the stock and will 90 tt
Chicago next week to buy goods tol
the store.
,, Mr.. Caster the butcher at the Baker
,. & Zaner shop, received the sad intelli
!, gence, the first of the week, that his
father had died at his home at Indian
, ola and he went Immediately to be
present at the funeral services.
Marriage licenses for the week end
, ing Wednesday,: Geo. A. Shoemaker
. and Ella A. Lacey; Bird Letter and
Anna Sunburg; Miles N. Nielsen and
: Ida 81. Dettmers;J ems Christian Sank
sen and Dorothea Anna Laura Asmus
: Miss Myrtle Brown departed fol
State Center last Thursday to visi,
with her sister Mrs. Kizer, and from
, there she will 60 on to Chicago to buy
!, goods and get the various STYLES @
hats. She will return to Iowa CITY
Z where she will have the same position
! she had last fall season.
There will be school entertain
ment next Friday week, March Srd a
g the Melville Center school when al
e the pupils who have successfully pass
n ed the examination for a countr,
r school diploma will take part on tn,
program. Everything is being ar
ranged for a good time and the pupils
d will be pleased to have a good audi
e ence to speak to.
Married.
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