Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-11
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Mrs. O'Connel and children return
/ ed from Des Moines.
John Krick is working for Messrs.
Sampson and Rice, the horse dealers.
Harry Chandler is at home again
after winters stay in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Wilde has had a nice walk
built from her cottage to the street.
Frank Clark of near Templeton was
an Audubon business visitor last week.
John McKarahan had cement
walk put in, in front of his store build
ing.
Bert Eaton of Fonda, is working in
the Foster and Anspach cement fac
tory.
E. ]. Freeman has added good and
substantial coal house to his electric
light plant.
The Troubadonrs will render some
of their excellent music at Audubon
May -, 1905. SAW
Minorca Eggs Forty for $l.oO.
"a 2 II. G. WEBSTER, Phone so.
Audubon, Iowa.
A nice improvement has been made
on the Keevan Hotel, a front porch
having been erected for the comfort
of guests.
Seven millions of dollars for foreign
missions and eleven millions for chew
ing gum. "Going some isn't it? That's
our record.
Prof. Hooker desires to dispose OF
his home. The property is located in
very desirable part of Audubon and
is a splendid residence.
The Troubadorus is high class
musical organization that pleases all
classes. They will be at the court house
Saturday eve. May Is.
DR.. Brooks returned from Chicago
Tuesday bringing with him his wife's
mother, Mrs. Young who has been in
a hospital at that place for some time.
Rev. A. A. Walburn attended the
funeral of the Rev. j. B. Harris at
Boone Tuesday, and Thursday preach.
| ed the funeral sermon over the remains
of Mrs. John G. Davis.
| Frank Andrews, DR.. Riley, Will
Johnson, John Mcclure, Nick Doffing
Doug Hamlin, j. P. Lair and John
Lohner were among those who were
up from Extra Wednesday.
| Woods Soar left Monday for Allan
tic where he was joined by his wife
and they went on TO Portland, Oregon
1 Woods will probably make his hom
IN that country if he likes it.
A car load of good horses leaves he,
for the Chicago market every weel
and occasionally an extra car is rui
| out The scarcity of first class horse
on our streets is therefore perceptible
| Roy Smith, who has been attend
ing the Chicago School of Dental Sur
gerry, graduated last week with honors
Roy has applied much energy in tn,
pursuit of his studies and will certain
| ly be an able and capable practition
| Mrs. Byron Phelps left Tuesday TO,
Des Moines where she will meet Mrs
~. A. Nash and the two will then pro
coed to Waterloo to attend the WON
ans Clubs Convention. Both ladies ar,
delegates from Audubon Clubs.
Rev. w. S. Hooker, the field Secre
tary of Simpson College occupied tn,
pulpit of the NJ. E. Church last Sab
bath. The discourse was along tn
line OF finance and was we'll received
1t was our pleasure to meet the gent
leman last Saturday and we found hin
to be one of natures noble men enliste,
in life work.
Ex.County superintendent D. 2
Repass who left school work last sum
mer to engage in life insurance, ha
been elected to his old position as sup
erintendent of the Dexter Norma
College, Professor Repass found tn
agents life turmoil. You know b
getteth up in the morning full of hop
} that his pockets may soon be bulgin
, with commissions and retireth q
night with a heavy heart, big boar
> bill pressing him and the nicotine c
many shekels worth of cigars in hi
system. Mr.. Repass will certainly en-
joy the change back to his old wor
of which he has made such success
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