Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-05-19

Dr. d. Jackson made business trip
east Wednesday evening.
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| VIM. Doak has the painters busy
painting his property and putting it
in good repair.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Hill entertained
number of their friends at quiet
dinner last Sunday.
DR.. Fulton and family and John
Krick spent Sunday out at the home
of John Rueschling.
Chas. Layland, who lives just south
of town, made business trip over
| to Anita last Friday.
Walter Faulkner, who has been bar
bering in the Roth shop, went to
Omaha the first of the week to hunt
a new job.
Miss Edith Smedley, who has been
in the Chas. Bagley home the past
winter, returned to her home in Lewis
Wednesday.
Julian Phelps and family, of Allan
| tic, came up Thursday evening to
spend the rest of the week with his
brother, Byron.
W. H. O'Connell went to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the state
republican convention as one of its
delegates from this county.
Andrew sorensen and wife, of this
place will start for Denmark Saturday
/
visiting friends and relatives.
For the best furniture see w. A..
Smutney and pay one profit. No
| jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
Gil If
VIM. Cloughly and wife returned
home Tuesday from Omaha where
they had gone Tuesday to visit rela-
tives and where he was also attend
ing to business.
P. A. Rasmussen, in the shoe store,
has taken the agency for the Nasden,
a monthly magazine published at
Racine, Wis, and will take orders for
those who desire it.
Joe Roth and John Finn, the bar
bers on the north side of the street,
went down to Stuart the first of the
week to look it over with an idea of
locating there if it suited them.
Beatrice Nash, Ada Kuhn, Gretchen
| Nash, Will Wilson and Geo. Viewer
were down to Atlantic Monday start
ing Nelson Cowles, their life long
companion, to his new business ven
ture at Ottumwa
r. NJ. Kerwin, one of our best farm
ers out north east OF town, is plan
ming to have a new barn put up on
his place this summer so that during
the coming winter he may have
things more convenient and in better
shape for his stock.
Adam Carlisle returned home last
Friday from the state meeting of the
A. o. U. w. at Davenport where he
had been as delegate from the local
camp. He got lots of enthusiasm that
he brought back to the lodge and mi
tiated all of them in the oriental de
gree.
P. A. Rasmussen showed us some
coins that we're interesting to us the
other day in a complete series of the
new Philippine currency. The shield
of the United States on one side, the
anvil, workman volcano on tn,
other. 1t is interesting to note theil
similarity to our money yet the diff
ference.
The A. o. U. w. lodge are doing lott
of good for themselves and getting ir
good membership. They have more
than ten new ones this month anG
are working for twenty. They hav,
procured new paraphernalia and ar,
getting in good shape to do better
floor work.
Geo. Weighton had his watch stolel
from the barn the first of the weel
and suspecting couple of young fel
lows by the name of Fiscus and Bake
he put the sheriff after them ant
when taken into custody they con
fessed and produced the watch. The,
were bound over to the grand jury ant
landed in Jail. Baker has given tn
$500 bond but young Fiscus was still
in Jail Wednesday.
Fred Vermilya returned last Satur
day from the state shoot being one O
the big men of the shoot and bore as
trophy the ce.president's cup, :
beautiful silver cup that remains il
his own possession. He had some O
: the best men in the state to shoe
. against in the contest but got forty
nine shots out of fifty which is
? splendid score. 1t was in the secon,
}. days handicap, fifty birds, and W
take the score of five highest from til
: Spirit Lake Herald: Vermilya As
|. Nichols 48, Gilbert Al, Marshall Al
Mcdowell AZ.
Tony Ruddy at Rest.
Tony Ruddy died at his home neg