Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Anspach went to
Audubon Tuesday.
Gerald Hensley visited Omaha
the first of the week.
P. 1. Whitfield was a business visi-
tor at the county seat Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Gruby went to Rock
Island Wednesday evening on bnsi-
ness.
N. P. Christensen returned Tues
day to his farm down in Adair
county.
]. B. j. Lohner went to Atlantic
Tuesday, to meet party of land
seekers.
Chas. Houston started for North
Dakota Tuesday on tour of in
spection.
Harry Nelson residing one mile
west of the depot, took the train for
Atlantic Tuesday on a business
transaction.
Ed Milliman has about compIet-
ed fine barn 16x30xl4 feet on his
premises bordering on the south
west town limits.
| Chal Sturgeon, foreman in this
office, has taken vacation which
he is spending at Grundy Center,
Hampton, and Des Moines.
Mrs. Tando and children of At
lantic arrived here Tuesday for a
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Hartshorn and family resid-
/ ing on South Carthage street.
The dance, that was to be given
at the Bendixen Hall, at Brayton,
Friday night March "a is hereby
postponed to Friday night March 81.
| q. FL. FREEMAN.
1t pays to be up-to-date. You
will be up-to date if you buy your
millinery of Bruner, Jensen &
Bruner. The newest things for ear
ly wear are now offered to the trade.
394w PARK HOTEL PARLORS.
The school board met Monday eve.
ming in the school house and after
the usual preliminaries and the oath
being administered to the members
of the board who were recently
elected, adjourned, when the new
board Immediately entered upon
their duties by electing John l
Hensley, President of the Board
The president named the following
committees: Witthauer, Christen
sen and Cotton on Finance Johnson
Christensen and Witthauer on
Textbooks; Johnson, Cotton anc
Witthauer on school House; Witt
hauer, Christensen and Hensley on
; Teachers. There will be one week O
!. vacation commencing April third
Graduating exercises will be from
the High school with six graduates
and the second Grammar room with
twelve graduates. The latter exer
cises will be on Thursday evening
before close of the term and the
High school exercises on the mex
evening, Friday. The Baccalaureat'
sermon will be preached the Sunda.
before the exercises and will be de
livered by home talent Good mu
sic will be one of the features o
the graduating entertainment boil
evenings.
One-hundred and forty acres fiv
miles from town, good roads, X. !
d. and phone line, good neighbol
hood, one-half mile to school. goo
four room house, good little barr
sheds, cribs, and fine stone walle
cave, we'll watered, young orchard
The place is well fenced and eros
fenced, ten acres hog pasture. NJ
one foot of waste land on the plac'
rolling but good soil. Sixty dollar
per acre, less than average priC
of surrounding farms. Thirty-fI
hundred optional loan five per cen
runs four years, will swap equit
for stock of goods or income pr
perty.
An so acres finely improved lar
near a good town in Cass Count
Iowa, fine system of water work
$500. in trade, balance on goo
terms, snap.
Will sell 100 acres four mile
: from town, lays almost level, goo
house, barn, well watered, rent'
for 80 M nar acre for SdT00 ana