Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-12

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DR.. Richards will be in Extra
Tuesday, October 3rd and Tuesday,
October 18th at DR.. Jacobsen's office
from 10 A. M. till P. M. each
day. Examinations of the eyes
free. Spectacles and eye glasses
furnished. All work guaranteed or
money refunded if satisfaction can
not be given. Poor vision and
headache of school children reliev-
ed and cured by glasses. 9.21-tf
The better q merchant advertises
the more he will be able to adver-
tise.
Mr.. Scott of Guthrie County was
in town on business yesterday and
day before.
For your fall house cleaning see
Nick Doffing for low priced wall
paper. 1O-5-tf
W.. Marietta returned from Des
Moines Tuesday after an absence of
several weeks.
Peter A. Miller, of Atlantic, pass
ed Sunday at his brother Alfred's
home near town.
Mrs. Vending of Atlantic was
visiting Wednesday with Mrs. j.
w. Kline of this city.
Frank Guidinger will act as agent
for the late Frank Gault & Cos. firm
in collecting their accounts.
Miss Anna Dorr and mother will
soon go to Sioux City where the
former will engage in business.
Gus Wahlert intends to move to
Colorado in the near future and
will reside with Fred on the ranch.
E. D. Cotton pays the
highest prices for poul=
try.
n. H. Bradford and wife of Green
City, Mo-, started yesterday to re-
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charley
Wilson out in Greeley.
Dofing & Company will soon
have their old counters replaced by
new, neat and up.to-date show
counters which will display their
goods to the best advantage.
Miss Emma Fitch for several
years the polite and efficient clerk
in the Gault store will soon return
to Monroe, Wisconsin, where her
mother resides for short visit.
1t is reported that Amber Kelsey
who went to Omaha two weeks ago
wishes to rent her property next to
the photograph gallery with the
intention of making that city her
home.
Married at the beautiful home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Sept, %
F. w. Wiltse and Miss Ida 1. Patty,
Rev. F. Douglas Wharton officia
ting. Their many friends join in
congratulations Kirk paper
Oklahoma.
CDR. Sears touched in me the
fountains of laughter and tears
and won my affections, respect an6
love. He great hearted, great
Drained, great souled man, and the
platform needs him."-Lou ]
Beauchamp, The Laughing Philo
sOpher."
The season of band concerts will
soon be over and our little city will
mourn their departure. Last Sat
urday night was the most beauti
full evening of this season and quit.
crowd of our country neighbors
took advantage of it and made vi
call.
The Civil Service Com missio,
will hold an examination of rura
carriers in this county on Saturday
November IL. 1905, the place not be
ing announced yet. Three appli
cants at least must apply not late
than November 1st. For furthe
particulars call on your neares
post master.
Fred Wahlert and three childre
of Hillrose, Colorado came to Oma
ha Tuesday with cattle and himsel
and children arrived here yesterda
for weeks visit with relatives an
old neighbors. He says he an
neighbors are now marketing suga
beets which in eastern Colorad
grow to perfection.
Sad Bereavement.
Mrs. Nels j. Booee, who with be
husband and children, resided in
beautiful home few miles west c
this city, is no more, having fey
days since passed away at the hos
pital in Atlantic, where she ha
just passed through an operatio
from the effects of which she neve
recovered consciousness. She wa
lady of middle age, SO year
loved and respected by larg
circle of friends and neighbors, q
was attested by the large numbe