Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mitchell, and
other relatives.
Rev. Father Zaiser will say mass at
Nicola next Sunday, and Rev. Gleason,
of Audubon, will say mass in this city
at the usual hour.
George Mccall has received a large
amount of Joliet woven wire fence
which he will put on his fine farm in
Greeley township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen of At
lantic have been visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wolf, in
West Hamlin township, the past week.
The Creamery Association received
a carload of Geneseo butter salt from
New York, Monday. The salt will be
distributed among all the Audubon
county creameries.
Attorney Boorman of Atlantic, was
here Tuesday doing the legal work in
the winding up Of the partnership of
Chas. Van Gorder and John Gray us
owners of the Exchange Bank.
The Fifty-fourth Annual Communi-
cation of the Masonic Grand Lodge of
the State of Iowa, will be held at
Oskaloosa on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, June l, 2 and 8.
Wednesday was Miss Fay Herrick's
twelfth birthday and a gay assemblage
of her young friends gathered at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Herrick, in honor of the event.
There will be q sociable at school
No. l, Greeley township, where Miss
Edith Hardenbrook teaches, on the
evening of Saturday, May %. The
proceeds will be used to purchase a
library for the school.
DR.. Riley has q fnr,naldehyde gener-
.ator which produces gas From wood
alcohol that IL sure death to pathogen-
io.serms.s He will use it for disinfect-
rooms occupied by patients afiict-
ed by contagious diseases.
Peter schwennecker, Of Adair, ship
ped l04 head of l400.pound cattle, SIX
carloads, last Sunday, to Chicago, from
his big stock farm in Audubon town
ship. The cattle were fed and finished
by his son, Lou Swennecker.
Hon. A. H. Edwards, our represent
tative at the state house has furnished
the Extra High School library with a
number o fchoice books on state geolo-
gy and other books Of interest. His
thoughtful act is appreciated.
Two hundred and eighty-seven pairs
Ladies' Shoes in button and lace, all
the latest toes. Former price So. {,
1928, $3.50 and $500; to close out at
$l.65. Yours for trade,
Frank Gault & Co.
Carpets-We have sixteen different
pretty patterns for you to select from
and will sell mighty low. Let us
figure with you. We have 'em-just
as cheap as you wish and us expensive
as you desire. Williams & Son, near
the Extra depot.
Charley Hensley and wife leave
for Ewing, Nebraska, where Charley
will superintend Hensley Brothers big
stock ranch. They ship a carload Of
cattle and mares to the ranch next
week. Last week they bought a couple
of car loads of cattle in Nebraska which
they placed on the new ranch.
Turkey owes about two billion dol
lars to London and other money Gen.
tiers. Greece only owes about a hum
dred million, or about a twentieth as
much as Turkey owes. The powers
are with the big debt holders, and,
therefore, support Turkey. 1t is said
to cost Turkey yearly about twenty
million dollars for the Sultan, his
harem, etc.
An editor who has been driven to
the verge of distraction by the medical
fake Of the day thus drops into
rhyme: W. have boiled the hydrant
water, We have sterilized the milk; we
have strained the prowling microbes
through the finest kind Of silk; we
have bought and we have borrowed
every patent health device, and at last
the doctors tell us that we've got to
boil the ice.
Mrs. Elmer Poyer and little daught-
er, who have been here the past few
weeks visiting relatives and friends,
leave for a visit at Des PLANES.
Illinois. Mr.. Poyer has decided to
leave Cherry county, Nebraska, where
farming does not pay and will move
onto a farm in Indiana, about sixty
miles southeast of Chicago. HIS
brother is operating a creamery in the
same locality.
The city council met Monday even
ing last and performed the usual bust
ness. A petition signed by about
seventy good people WIS presented to
the council, praying that the council
Immediately proceed to close the pool
and billiard halls, as such resorts are a
temptation that surely drag the young
men down to greater destroying vices.
The council promptly set down upon
the petition, and hence the ivory balls
continue to spin and crack mid the
noise of youthful merriment.
An exchange gives this receipt for
the removal of freckels. 1t might be
worth trying: To remove the insight
u freckles is q very simple matter.
Freckles are blotches on the under-skin.
You should, therefore, remove the
outer-skin Of Xous face with q ~hSattfer
Knife, and then scour the. freckled
spots with white sand and I've, using a
wire hair brush. If any spots remain
they may be filed off with q rat taii
file. Then replace the outer skin,
sticking it firmly in place with liquid