Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-22
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audubon. lOaUa

Mrs. Gilbert is quite sick.
You can buy White Russian soap
8 bars for quarter in Extra.
Mr.. Frazier is at the hospital at
Omaha having his arm treated.
You can buy the best flour on the
market for $l.25 sack in Extra.
Jim Norton, of Stuart, is visiting
his sister Mrs. Ross Craney.
County Recorder Ed Wood has been
out to Colorado visiting sick sister.
Benz. Black and wife, of Melville
township had little son born to
them last week.
Rev. w. B. Gage, of Highland Park
College preached in the Presbyterian
church last week.
Mr.. Story will have sale about the
Goth to close out his personal effects
having sold his farm.
Mr.. o. G. Donaldson sold 80 acres OF
the west end of the old nursery tract
at $50. 90. Jens Tovring being the pur-
chaser.
Harry Anderson, who used to live
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visiting friends and relatives in Au-
dubon.
Wills Staley aud John Weighton are
manufacturing cement building blocks
and have factory in full swing in
the city.
Thomas Sorenson sold his so acres
to Chris Nielsen at $50 90 per acre. Mr..
Sorenson will return to Denmark for
a period of rest.
Chas. Drawn has moved his sisters
here from Worthington, Minnesota.
They now occupy the Len Hethcote
farm east of town.
1t was announced last Sabbath from
the Catholic pulpit by Father Melon
aid that Mike Mcclure Jr. and Miss
Rose Flood would be married soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat johnson enter.
tanned their many friends last week.
A big feast and big crowd of happy
Danish women and men. What in
the world can compare with it.
Uncle Robert Rutherford, of Ross,
has purchased the ]. j. Courtney farm
near Ross paying little over 81 "a
dollars per acre 1t is the best small
farm everything considered in Cam
eron township.
Claude Kirkman VINO works at the
Council Bluffs recently. Claude was
in excuses. His many friends here
mourn his demise.
Miss Florence Coleman, niece Of
County Attorney Cosson from Okla.
homa is visiting her uncle and his
family. The Iady's mother, brothers
and sisters were all killed in cyclone
down in that state, she alone having
escaped.
Charley Garroutte bought half sec
ton of land in South Dakota O.
Messrs. Shoup and Siemsen giving il
exchange an so west of Bradleyvillt
and small piece on the Westrope
ranch. Possession will not pass til
next spring.
A serious accident happened to Mrs
w. III. Doak last week. While sh,
was preparing coffee for a sociable a
the M. E. church kitchen, kettle o
boiling water that was on the stove
and too tightly covered, exploded
throwing much OF the contents int
Mrs. Doak's face and shoulders, hand
and arms, badly scalding her.
Mr.. Story came home from his Cali
fornia trip Wednesday last mucl
more satisfied with Iowa than before
He has made two trips to find plac
that suits him better than old low
but has come to the conclusion lik
many others that Iowa is good enough
for any one. Mr.. Story will, we hop
make a permanent settlement
amongst us.
After one short year in the Petersen
hotel, Henry has concluded its to
slow gait for him, SO he and hi
wife will move out of the hotel Marc
LIST and Mr.. Jens G. Christensen viii
take charge of the house. What MI
Petersen will do he is somewhat un
decided but has several positions il
sight. Mr.. Christiansen comes we
recommended aud we trust will max
the house pay.