Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-27
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NASH. PHELPS & PHELPS
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jacobson Hotel Has New
Proprietor.
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| desire to inform the public that /
have completely renovated and clean
ed this popular hotel from cellar to
garrett and am now ready to serve you
to the very best of my ability. / will
supply your wants day or night if
you will inform me of your needs.
Well aired beds and clean bedcloths.
We pride ourselves with our appeti-
will find everything neat and clean.
Favor me with call.
4-l3.3w HENRY PETERSON.
Mr.. Hooker is offering his neat resi-
dence for sale.
Mrs. L. D. Phelps entertained at
dinner Friday last.
Mrs. Elliott is away organizing
home Missionary societies and lect-
uring.
Cy Sampson has bought fifteen
acres of ground of John P. Johnson.
Mr.. johnson has moved to Santa Bar
bara, California.
Miss Carrie Detwiler, the Lewis
dentist, was an Audubon visitor We'd
nesday. Miss Detwiler is meeting
with much success in her chosen pro.
fession.
Mr.. George Kellogg is arranging a
trip to the rich San Luis Valley for
May End 1905. Remember the date
and go along with him. He will show
you most beautiful country.
w. A. Smutney has Just got in
another car of furniture. Mr.. Smut.
ney's low prices moves his goods right
along while his would be competitors
are trying to find the reason.
Hon. Asmus Boysen has been APP
pointed administrator OF the large
personal property of Frank NJ.
Leet. The Bank will continue to do
business as before Mr. Leets's death.
]. j. Hutchinson has purchased ten
acres of land of the G. r. /. & P. BY.
at $125.00 per acre. The land lies
near the c. & n. w. depot. Mr.. Hutch
1son will build house on it at once.
Mr.. Hans Christensen has purchas
ed the VIM. O'Connell business house
on main street, paying therefore $4,000.
MIR. Christensen will become q
permanent fixture among us again.
Mrs. G.H Jones was elected lst Vice
President of foreign missionary socities
of the Presbyterian Church and Mrs.
w. H. Cowles was elected State Clerk
of home and foreign missionary So
cieties.
Will Beadle who has served his
three years in the regular army dur
ing the Spanish American war Is now
on the police force in the City of Ma.
nilla, P. 1. and since being in the
Islands he has acquired two languages
besides our own.
Jesse Lester, who for sometime had
been trusted employee of the Audu-
bon County Telephone Company is
now working for the Automatic
Telephone Company of Lincoln,
Nebraska. Mr.. Lester is faithful
man to his employers.
Word comes from Topeka Kansas
that Philip Bickelhaupt who used to
live in Viola township, was married
to a Miss May McCosky of that city.
Philip will be remembered as prom.
inent real estate owner of the north
part of the county and was quite a
politician.
John Ward and his brother w. NJ.
Ward, who owned the Democrat" OF
Sac City has sold the paper to H. H.
Fitch & Son. The Democrat was the
only democratic sheet in Sac County
and had fine patronage. WIN. Ward
who controlled the paper retired Oh &C
count of i'll health.
The Court House boys are arranging
friendly game of ball with the print
ers of the county. The very idea Of
such little tots as Walter Brainard
and Will Wilson for instance playing
ball with grown men like Spencer anC
Lancelot who have grown fat at such
work. This game may be pulled of
at Ross or Hamlin at any time soon.
The ladies of the Columbian Clut
elected Mesdames George Tow nsend
j. F. Russell and ]. A. Nash as dele
gates to the Biennial Convention o.
Women's Clubs which meets at Wat
erloo on May 8, 10, IL and 18th. II
is expected that this will be the larg
est gathering of its kind that has been
odpCdiu Vial les 1dtUOUU, NOlOQGl
Fred Vermilya and General Frank
Adams of the "reglers" was out in thu
open practicing gunnery Wednesday
Hit and miss is the motto of the i
Company but the gentlemen are try
ing to obliterate the word that at
present expresses their behavior al
the traps.
The Ad. of Mr.. j. f. Russell in las
weeks papers was an able argumen
in favor of home patronage, ant
should be read and carefully studied
from an unprejudiced point of view
by every man woman and child il
Audubon and adjoining counties. The
truth and wisdom of Mr.. Russell's re
marks if practiced by our people
would build our towns greater, in
crease the value of every farm in oul
county, make all our homes happier
and promote our prospects for heaven
Carter II Harricon uaut out af Il