Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-07

The board of Supervisors are in
their September session.
Rev. Sam Shoup. of Defiance, was
married at that place last week.
S. G. Handles has SO far recovered
that he will be moved to his home
today.
Doc Wilson is gradually getting
over his paralytic stroke received last
spring.
George Stemn has been visiting at
his old home in Ohio, returning re-
Gently.
Miss Fay Titterington, of Audubon
visited with Miss Elsie Benton, of
Greeley, Friday.
w. V. Shields and Floyd Yates
went to Minnesota Monday on
land seeking tour
Mrs. James Hunt, who has been so
very sick with typhoid fever, is much
improved at present.
John Hartman, one of Audubon
| County's great stock men was Wis
itor at the Fair Wednesday.
Harvey Maharg shipped in five car
loads of sheep from Montana to his
ranch east Of town last week.
| Ell Finch who has been in the west
for week or two returned home to
family and friends, Tuesday.
n. G. Nielsen of Oakfield has traded
his two buildings he had in Manning
for another large building there.
The management of the County
Fair has hired the Manning band to
entertain the people during the Fair.
Roy Hibbs being the lowest bidder,
the contract to build the vault at the
Court House was awarded him for
$2SS6 so.
Ed Wood and wife and Ed Finch
are attending the G. A. R. reunion at
Denver and will visit many other
points before returning.
Miss Lenora Van Scoy, of Belle
Plain, Iowa who lived here for many
years with her parents is visiting at
the home of her friend, Mrs. Hurd.
The familiar counteDance of Wal.
lace Van Gorder, the first Cashier of
the first Bank in the city of Audubon
was to be seen here, Wednesday.
Wallace is looking we'll.
A movable band stand was built by
AL Dollahide last week, which, for
convenience, can't be beat Being on
wheels, it can be easily moved to any
part of the town quickly.
The live real estate firm of Jaco bsen
& Sorenson, took the following
gen tlemen to Canada last week:
John Nailor, Peter Madsen
Fred Tibben, John Dumphfry
A. p. Anderson, Pete Petersen
Henry Paulsen, John Libben
The county funds are in such q
flourishing condition that the board of
Supervisors while in the present
session cut off one mill from the
county tax. The bridge fund is about
seven thousand dollars behind but
there are two thousand dollars on
b md to pay bonds that are due in 1910.
| The concert given by the Jorgensen
family, of Extra, in the Danish
Brotherhood Hall last Tuesday even
ing was largely attended and we'll
received by an appreciative audience.
Mr.. Jorgensen and his family are
very clever with voice and instru-
ments and readily command the
respect of their hearers.
| Deputy Clerk, Will Wilson who
has been visiting his sister and num-
erous friends, (for Will has them by
the score), and looking at the pretty
Indian daughters of Chief Its-Going-
To Rain Thunder and the daugh-
tiers of other noted braves in the
Rosebud country, returned to his
desk in the "Dear Old Court House
near the Classic Blue Grass" and in
the full vigor of his manhood after
an enjoyable vacation. Don't be sur
prised if the old chief calls Will as his
advisor in his final settlement with
the government. Will is getting the
proper training for it. Then, too, it
may be that the old Foxy Chief has
his eye to business. No reflections,
Will