Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-28
Gray Department.

OTdy department.
Chicken pox in the family of John
Polzin, all doing we'll.
Hon. Samuel Gardner was an over
night visitor here last week.
Frank Leet was looking after his
farming interests here Friday.
Corn husking is the order of the
day. the yield is from fair to good.
George Bald is hauling out lumber
for new barn on his fine farm west
of town.
FL. B. Kennels and family are again
at home. Harlan enjoyed his visit to
the lakes.
George Lewis and Emerson Shelley
on bicycles took a spin to Manning
and back Thursday.
Charles Lebeck, of Walnut, was an
attendant at the funeral of his
brother, Berthold Lebeck.
A gentleman from near Coon
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John Polzin, paying S26 per acre.
Rev. j. S. Hayden and wife return
ed Friday from a very pleasant visit
with friends and relatives at Red Oak.
Sickness does not seem to increase
although our druggist has had per-
nit to supply the afflicted for two
weeks.
Oct. 25th and still the Katy-did is
practicing his melody. IT'S remark
able season, the first vine killing frost
came last Thursday night October 81.
Grant Lancelot closed successful
term of school at No. 2, Cameron,
Friday and commenced thirty days
vacation in the corn field of AL.
Ayers, north of town.
Asmus Boysen returned Tuesday
from Chicago where he now resides.
He will have considerable work in
building done on his farm and return
to the city to remain this winter.
DR.. Antrim received such forci-
BILE reminder from vicious horse last
week, that caused. three Of his ribs to
break. Doc says it's painful ex-
perience and small doses are enough
Two ladies drove down from old
Carrollton Thursday to visit Rev.
Hayden and wife but finding them
gone, made themselves at home in the
parsonage that night and returned
Friday.
Last week report reached us thai
Mrs. Clara Newell while cleaning ;
churn, scratched her hand with {
projecting piece of tin. Blood poison
set in and her thumb was amputateC
and at this writing fears are enter.
tanned that her hand will have to bt
amputated also.
1t is encouraging TO notice that ii
the engagements with the teachers
Cameron township generally EN-
| ployed their home production, OF
teachers that have received thei
education with funds partially earned
by themselves. This is not only
pleasing to the parents of those
teachers but also to the taxpayer
generally.
The Modern Woodmen of Americ,
had another rousing meeting Thurs
day night when they adopted new
members. A special meeting will b
held Thursday night of this weel
when more new members will b.
taken in. The order is having
marvellous growth here and its exer
cises are participated in by neighbor
ing camps.
Teachers meeting at the churcl
Friday evening was we'll attended
there being about fifty friends o
education down from Manning. Rev
Woods, Principal Reeves and Asst
j Principal Miss frankie were anon.
the visitors. An excellent program
was prepared but on account of tn
Hardness in commencing, it was nc
carried out as well as its promoter
anticipated. AT the close of the ex
ercises Supt. Repass, AL. Ayers, w
III. Lancelot and W. j. Lancelot req
resenting the long and and the shor
the thick and the Thin people of til
county, rendered some fine quartet
songs which were enjoyed by all re
naming to hear it.
To Cure "A Gold In Ono Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
DruCpiStS refund money il itfailS to ltnre 2lc