Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Chris Thompson was Brayton vi
itor Tuesday.

Chris Thompson was Brayton Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs G.. A. Kraft was passenger
for Atlantic Tuesday.
Herbert White has the Dray line
that Lew Caldwell ran.
w. S. Roberts iook possession of the
Drury Dray Line March lst
Elmer Bailey and wife are visiting
in Audubon coming from Denver Col.
Lew Caldwell Is installed in his
lunch room purchased from Frank
Carper.
DIR. r. F. Childs was passenger
bound south Tuesday on professional
business.
Frank Brown and family were Au-
dubon visitors on their way to lie
Mas Iowa,
A dance was given st the Park He
tel Friday evening in honor of Mabel !
| McKarahan.
Mrs. J. M. Graham enjoyed visit
this week from her brother, Claude
Brown of Chicago.
The Rural Route Carriers were no
able to make their rounds Tuesday on
account of the mud.
Miss Mabel McKarahan bid her
friends goodbye Tuesday, she leaving
for Grinneil where her father j. w.
cKarahan is to engage in the hard
ware business.
Misses Eva Miller and Cora SamI
son gave party at the formers home
Thursday evening in honor OF Frank
Drury and wife, Chris Thompson and
and Adolph Wolfe who leave this
week for South DAKOTA
The following marriage licenses
were issued by the Clerk of Courts viz:
Douglas Township; Louis Beck and
: Amelia Hansen of Oakfielo; Frank
: Duvall and Bertha Frffen OF Melville
Township.
A. Boriessen, the druggist sold his
: drugstore. Tuesday, to Willard Fer
guson and gave possession immediate
= ly. Mr.. Borjesson will remain here tot
Y time at leaat as manager of the bus
mess for Mr. Ferguson. Mr.. Ferguson
is now n business in Des Moines and
!, auns a grocery store and meat market
o there. We wish the new proprietor
success and also Mr.. Rorgensen.
The following clipping from the
:, Fort Collins Colorado paper tells o
! a former Audubon boy who left here
- with his parents twelve years ago:
e Edward j. Consigny official stenog
. rapher for the county court, membe
of the local lodge of Elks, and one o
the most popular young men in north
= ern Colorodo died on Thurday morn
: sng Feb 1909. He was unconsciou
= when the end came, in which condi
ton he had been for several days
y Death was due to cerebal enbolius o
a clot on the brain which followed al
J operation for d trouble with one of hi
IL knees caused by rheumatism. Few
: men In Ft. Collins were more univer
IS sally liked than was e. j. Consigny
y He was better known as eddie"
e title by which he was hailed on al
sides. He made friends wherever b
i went, won by sunny disposition tina
was never darkened by cloud. MI
t Consigny was born in Audubon lowe
\ Feb. q, 1884, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
4 j. f. Consigny who now reside in FIT
Z Collins Col. at 1927 Whedbee st. TX,
spent his childhood days in Audubon
and accompanied his parents TO Eu
gene Oregon, about eleven years ago
: graduated from the high school there
: and then came to Boulder where b,
took business course. He WAS mar
2 ried on December 20, 1906, to Mis-
# Emma Myers Of Denver who survive
Y him. He is also survived by his fathe
\ and mother two brothers, Clarence G
q Denver, and James of Ft. Collins Co
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= Honey and Tar cost no more 1t is
at safe remedy, contains no harmful drug