Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-07

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Homer Emery was transacting bus
mess in Manning Monday.
The old Fair Store is being repaired
for Petty's automobile shop.
Mrs: Margaret b. Maharg went to
Riboid, Pennsylvania, Tuesday.
Will Smith moved to Menlo with
his two carloads of household goods
Miss Mamie Eckles returned home
from Creston where she has been visit
ing.
i Van Culver, the Audubon miller,
went down to Atlantic on business
Friday.
It is reported that Frank Rice has
rented the Pommer store and will fit
1t up for restaurant.
Hon. John G. Bowel came here to
see his constituency. as he is having q
vacation until Tuesday.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The district
court of Audubon County is adjourned
till Saturday March 10th.
Don't forget the box supper and pro.
gram to be given tonight at school
house No. in Cameron township.
Mrs. j. J. Lewis went down to At
lantic to care for her daughter, Mrs.
Will Woodward, who is sick in bed.
Howard Kittel, deputy county treas
urer, has moved his mother and sister
down here from Gray to keep house
for him.
Jens Kelgor will clerk in the Ras-
mussen and Jensen shoe store in the
place of Mr.. Kruse, the latter moving
to Clinton.
William Armstrong, contrary to re-
ports, has moved his family to town,
and occupies residence in the south
part of our city.
Jens Kilgor, proceedings in bank-
ruptcy: Federal court, liability,
ST, 349.s7; assets, 1855; mortgage,
$500; exemption, $500.
Marriage licenses issued during the
week. Lawrence Jorgensen to Miss
Naan Dagmaar Nelson, Anton Han
sen to Margaret Mumgaard.
Joe Allen received his diploma from
the Roth Brothers barber shop, and
went to his home at Omaha to get q
position as tonsorial artist.
Mrs. Frank McCarty who has been
here visiting her husbands parents,
John NJ McCarty and family, return
ed to her home at Kansas City, Tues
day evening.
Jake Ruhs, of the firm of Morrissey,
Ruhs and Butterton, went to Henry
county, Illinois, to visit his parents.
Before returning he will go to Chicago
to buy goods.
Auditor Train started to the country
on the first call from the migratory
ducks, which came Tuesday last. At
ter chasing all day the Auditor came
home without the game.
| Uncle Jesse Keith received s. tele-
gram from Tulsa, Indian Territory,
that his grandson, Ray McIntire, had
died Thursday. Mrs. Keith and her
son, Press, went to attend the funeral.
Rev. Mcintosh, the newly-elected
minister of the Presbyterian church,
will not be here until March II to fiji
the pulpit. Next Lords day, there
! fore, there will he no preaching SER
vice.
! A. Boyson of Chicago was in Audu-
bon this week. He is president of the
Commercial Savings Bunk. He re-
ports that he refused two million doll.
ars for his Wyoming and Colorado
, mines.
The evaporation of the Salton Sea
is held responsible for the unpreceden.
ted rainfall in Arizona, New Mexico
, and lower California. For the first
E time in the knowledge of man rain
! q I'd snow have been known in Death
! Valley.
Mr.. w. ID. Kirk of Chicago, who
: came here to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles VanGorder was called
: home to attend the funeral of her
father in-law, Mr.. James A. Kirk.
She came back to Audubon Tuesday
I evening.
Mr.. William Lane who looks after
! the destinies of the John A. Nash
farm took a car load of lambs to the
: Omaha market the first of the week
! returning Wednesday. He reports q
good market and ready sale.
John OFT and wife have moved to
Newkirk, Oklahoma. Mr.. OFT was an
old. time resident of Audubon, having
lived here in the same house for
twenty-seven years. Their many
friends are sorry to see them go, but
! wish theu success in their new home.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
: will meet at the home of Mrs. w. III.
Cowles tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock. There will be an annual bus
mess session fifteen minutes after
assembling, followed by program.
Members are earnestly requested to be
present at the business meeting to
; help elect the officers ana plan the
work for the year. Secretary.
Obituary.
Mrs. William Myers. daughter of
Nathiel and Mary Northup, and sister
of Sheriff Northup, was born in Iowa