Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-24

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Read page 81 in the Fair Book.
7. D. Vickery went to Audubon
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Z. Jorgensen was an Aud
ubon visitor Tuesday.
j. o. Howard has been drawn as
Petit Juryman in the Federal Court.
Sam Jensen and Will Minerman
visited in Atlantic Tuesday night.
6. G. Smith is the name of the
new barber in the Hugh Smith shop.
E. A. Armstrong, land agent of
Bear Grove, Guthrie County, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Nicolina Nelson and John
Nelson's little girl were visiting in
Audubon Tuesday.
Dorsey Marietta and wife visited
Sunday with his relatives here driv-
ing from Atlantic.
Bert Freeman of Audubon arrived
here yesterday and ia assisting in
the Exchange Bank.
Miss Dorcas Aten will teach in
District No. 4, Douglas Township
commencing September 4th.
Cut down those noxious weeds,
they are disgrace to your property,
the town and an eye sore to visitors
H. F. Andrews made a trip to
Audubon, Manning, and Avoca
Wednesday in the interest of the
Bessie Dodge gave party
Tuesday evening in honor of her
friend and guest, Miss McClain OF
Des Moines.
Rev. Richardson and daughter
Hazel and Rev. Aten attended the
Sunday School convention in Aud.
ubon Tuesday.
Mr.. Shideler of North Branch has
rented one of the Chris Jensen tene.
mant houses in this city and is now
one of our citizens.
Henry Bush is doing some interior
painting, decora ting the walls, and
waxing the floor of the Edwin Della.
hoyde home this week.
Mrs. Cynthia Miller concluded
her two weeks visit in Extra yester-
day and left for home, word coming
her mother had just died.
Mrs. Croy has the material on
the ground to build cement walk
on the south and west sides of her
residence on south Jefferson street.
Miss Elsie PARROT of Sumner, Iowa
is expected to arrive here in time to
attend the Reunion. She is sister
of S. B. Parrot and Mrs. u. w.
McClain.
The rural telephone men north
east and south east are all busy
erecting poles and stretching the
wires for the several lines now be-
ing constructed.
Frank Hensley is another pro.
gressive citizen who has had a
cement walk laid this week in front
of his residence property on east
Washington Street.
John Lohner is having the front
of his residence lot in the Heights
beautifed and made more sub
stantial by having cement curb
against the bank and to the side
walk.
w. G. Sturgeon and wife intended
to start for Caspar, Wyoming Tues
day to visit their son Frank, but
Mrs. Sturgeon being taken suddenly
ill the trip will be delayed until her
recovery.
See DR.. Weber, the eye and ear
doctor, Thursday, September 18th.
Don't put it off any longer. DR..
Weber has cured many others and
can cure you. Call at Park Hotel,
Septem Der 18th. Examinations free.
S. B. Parrot has torn up his
board walk along his premises and
engaged Joe Gearheart to put down
a cement walk. John Hunter and
denry dechman nave also express
ed their intention of having cement
walks in front of their properties
on Washington street.
S M. Hubbell whose local appears
elsewhere in this paper is giving
good satisfaction in his method Of
breaking and training horses and
as he uses humane and kindly
principles only we are sure any one
having horse to break could not
do better than give him a call.
For Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Eczema, Piles
and all Skin Diseases, there is no remedy
equal to Hawheye Family Salve. 25 cents
J. F. Berry.
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