Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-18

F. 4. Hunt, of Brayton, was in
city, Friday.
DR.. Fulton's patient at Lewis is
gradually improving.
B. G. Brooktield, of Manning. was
visiting in the city, Friday. la. a. y
Another dance was held in the
Maccabee Hall, Friday night.
Subject for discussion: "Will cur
few be good thing for Audubona'
Mr.. Chas. Van Gorder started for
Okoboji Lake, Wednesday, on bust
ness.
| The young.people of Audubon gave
dance in the iPark Hotel, Friday
night.
B. S. Phelps and family expect to
move to California sometime this
summer.
Mrs. Nan::Gorder went to Chicago
to visit hersdaughter, Lowene Kirk,
Saturday.
Ex Deputy Sheriff VIM. Labender
is building nice home, being 2Sx2S
two stories.
Mr.. and Mrs e. n. Taggart return.
ed from Shenandoah, Thursday. from
a short visit.
Ben Brookfeld, the northern light
of Audubon County was in Audubon
Thursday last
Charley Peterson, who lives west of
town, was quite sick last week but is
reported better.
Rev. Father Faileinschmit, of Ports
mouth, was in city visiting Father
Mcdonald, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Taggart return.
ed from their Shenandoah "trip look.
ing hale and hearty.
DIR. Fulton was south bound last
week, going to Lewis, where the Doc
tor has critical case.
Tom Davis came up from his home
in Anita Tuesday and attended the
funeral of Mr.. John Doak.
w. o. Finkbine, of Des Moines was
here in the interest of the Green Bay
Lumber Company Monday.
The accident that befell VIM. Diest
of Ross last week was a very severe
one and he is confined to his bed,
Elk County Supervisor W. d. Stan
ley has been very sick man but is
reported much better as we go to press
Mrs. Harry Arnold returned from
her eastern trip Wednesday morning
looking much better tor her vacation.
Our sister town of Hamlin is re
celvlng considerable way freight these
days. The platform is fairly grooming
with its load.
There are few cases of scarlet fever
in town justslight cases. But the very
nucles that gets worse quickly and
spread with impunity.
Mr.. Ben g. Cole representing the
firm of Egbert, Fiddler & Cham bers of
Davenport was around among the
boys Wednesday soliciting for his
home.
During the absence of Mr.. Carlyle
at the Dean q WEIGH marble works.
Deputy Recorder Walter Brainard at
tended to the business of the estab
lishment.
An uncle of Doctor Fulton's died
at Atlantic Monday. The old gentle.
mau was one of the pioneers Of Cass
County and much respected by every.
body. The funeral was one of the
largest IN Atlantic for many years.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson lett Tues
day for Bonesteel, South Dakota on a
visit stopping for a few days at At
lantic and at Corning We are
pleased to note Mr. Wilson'S con-
valesense and trust he will not have
a recurrence of paralysis.
About 100 members of the Modern
National Reserve met for their ban
quet at their hall Tuesday evening &C.
cording to schedule and had a most
delightful time. This popular order
is growing very fast all over Iowa, and
deservedly too. They probably have
about the best insurance on the mar
ket today.
The funeral of J. B. Doak was held
in the M. E. Church Tuesday. Ia
spite of the bad condition of the
weather there was large attendance.
The members of the Masonic turned
out in oody as did the officers in the
court house and teachers of the school
and members of Lula Doak's class,
The church was beautifully decorated
by floral pieces and boquets
| Judge Green will try the Dennison
case that has been changed from
Crawford county, The case will be
tried at Red Oak in the near future.
1t will be remembered that Dennison
is charged with conspiring with anoth-
er to rob jewelryman, and after the
robbery was committed it is said re-
ceived the stolen property, while the
thief went to the penitentiary.
: Mrs. Robert Baker of Viola town.
ship received stroke of paralysis last
week and is now in critical condi
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker are quite
aged and have lived on their farm in
Viola township since 1873 being then
comparatively young with family of
grown children they acquired large
tract of land which they still own.
They are highly respected citizens.
A large number of Audubon people
left Monday to attend the soldiers re-