Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-06

x Local
Insure in the Continental Insur
ance Company. THEo. PATTY, Ag't.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition
opened June l.
Mrs. L. E. Born was in Audubon
Saturday on business.
Miss Beruice Seibert passed one
night last week with Audubon
friends.
DR.. Lauritzen and family of Au.
dubon, were in the city one evening
last week.
Sd. Powell entered upon his 10th
year of service as post master
last Saturday.
Elder Nichols and family return
ed home last week and he filled his
appointments as usual.
A. w. South was in Atlantic Friday
on business. He will not move
there before August lst.
Mrs. T. 6. Bryant returned to
Newton last week after pleasant
visit with her mother, Mrs. Houston
and other relatives.
Mrs. Ina Brown will offer her
household goods for sale on Satur-
day, July at three o'clock P. M.
lw JOHN 1. HENsLEY, Auctioneer.
Mrs. Spoo has phone in her res
taurant now which will save ber
customers much travel and trouble
and will be great convenience to
her.
Joe Gearheart reports building
one of the finest cellar walls for
Roscoe Turner out in Greeley, that
there is in the county.
Mrs. Chris Spoo and children of
Walnut arrived here Saturday to
spend the Fourth and visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Anders.
John Nelson, our next door neigh
Dor in the Johnson Mercantile
Store, last week purchased one of
tha nobbiest set of harness that
was ever put up in Extra.
(F Some one partial to goose flesh
alfecently got away with thirty-four
fine young geese for Mrs. Frank
Davis, south east of town. No clue
to the thiet nor his plunder.
The friends of T. H. Allen and
family can correspond with them
now by addressing them at No.
31O6s4 5th Avenue Rock Island,
Illinois as he is now located there.
The Thursday Club held meet
ing last week principally on busi-
ness lines. They are making
arrangements to print their annual
program for the present year 1905
and 1906.
Christian Science Bible Lesson:
for Sunday July 8, 1905, Subject,
Sacrament. Golden Text: "Be kind
ly affectionate one to another with
brotherly love; in honor preferring
one another" Romans, 10, IL.
The phone men have been busy
at work this last week on the Simp.
son line south of town and at the
rate the business of that line ia in.
cyeasing they will coon be under
tie necessity of adding to their
Central accommodations
County Supervisor Hamlin and
Surveyor Wattles were out in
Audubon township last Thursday
establishing grades tor the town
ship road boss to work down OF
fill up as the case may be, 80 as to
get the roads on the proper plane.
HI G. Roark formerly of the firm
of Dawson and Roark dealers in
hardware in this city, is now loca
ted at No. 805 West Linn ST. Mar
shalltown, Iowa. After his depar
ture from here he was for some
time postmaster at Quarry, Iowa.
r. E. Hamlin brought his biz
steamer and threshing machine uI
from the country last week and il
getting everything repaired ane
made sound 80 that if he decides tt
go north again, he will not be de
tanned when the time comes to star
on the journey.
Andrew Burns returned last weel
from north east Nebraska and re
ports everything looking fine on
there, aud he expresses the opinion
that renter is "chump" who will
pay $3.50 or $4.O0 an acre rent her.
when he can get whole section
there for $50 to $50. house, windmill
and stable thrown in.
The Mayor acting in the capacit.
of Justice of the Peace, last weel
undertook job of house cleaning
which was very satisfactory tt
every one but those who We're il
for ii, or are likely to be. Let thu
good work go on without discrim
ination and the citizens will stan,
to your back Mr.. Justice or Mayo
in whichever CAPACITY YOU may sc