Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-20

hand "Hayseed" swears that the
bonitied circulation of the Journal is
now far beyond the 100 mark. Only
81. 90 for the journal.
The Standard Oil Company COM
menccd using its tank wagon, Tues
Jerry Morresey is manager of
the company's Audubon plant. He
will deliver kerosene and gasoline to
the merchants of Audubon, Ross,
Gray, Hamlin and Extra. He is a
very proper man for the position.
Joe James, of Stuart, was in Audu-
bon Wednesday visiting friends. Hel
has been at the bedside of his son-in-
law, Joe Leonard, near Gray, who is
suffering of appendicitis. Mr.. Leonard
is ina very serious condition and hopes
Of his recovery are almost abandoned |
by friends. The patient is about
thirty -four years old.
DR.. Denote and family haye con-
cluded to leave Audubon and will set
tie in some town in southern Califor.
mia. DR.. DeMotte has sold his prac-
tice, library, Instruments, buggy and
and team to DIR. r. T. Childs, of
Council Bluffs, for $6OO.OO. The
new physician is a young man of
pleasant appearance and already is
located in Audubon for business.
Program for the Hamlin Township
Sunday School Convention to be held
at the Evangelical church, in Hamlin
Station, on Sunday, May 80, 1897,
commencing at 1870 O'Clock, afternoon:
l:30 Prayer and Prayer Service
-----ledby Mrs. H. g. Rice
las Aim of the Sunday School
200 Relation of Pastor to the Sun
day School----Rev L. N. Day
2:15 Relation of Parents to Sun
day School--Rev. M. J. Conner
2:30 Reports of Township Orga-
nization-----W. B. Clemmer
PAS Primary Work Miss Mamie Rice
800 Relation of Sunday School to
the Nation---Rev. Humphrey
s:l5 Normal Work-County Pres
ident------J. A. Kerr
$3.50 What Are We Doing?-Coun-
ty Secretary Nv. B. Clemmer
St4s Raper-Soil and Seed
400 Discussion.
4:l5 Benediction.
Special music furnished by Misses
Bonita and Patty Bryan, Mamie Rice,
Anna Warner, Messrs. L. E. Warner
and Ralph Thomas. Miss Bessie
Bradley, Organist. Each topic will
be open for limited discussion. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Sunday School workers.
D. l.. THOMAS, Township President.
The following is the order of exer-
cises and march for Memorial Day,
May 81, 1897:
President, g. H. Jones.
Marshal, E.. ]. Freeman.
Standard Bearer, j. X. Smith.
500 a. m. Members of Allison Post
No. "a, g. A. r., and all old soldiers
will meet at John Otis store, south
side of the square. and proceed to LUG
cocks Grove cemetery and there OBJ
serve the usual exercises in accordance
with the G.. A. r. Ritual.
200 p. m. Form procession on south
side Of square and march in following
order:
Woman's Relief Corps and Dec0ra.
ton Committee In carriages.
Armed Escort from High School.
Phillips Drum Corps.
Allison Post and Old Soldiers.
City and County Officers.
Cornet Band.
Fire Department.
School Board.
Public Schools.
Civic Societies.
Citizens On foot.
Carriages.
On arriving at cemetery a hollow
square will be formed around the mon
ument where the exercises of the after
noon will be as follows:
Music by Cornet Band.
G. A. r.. Ritual Services.
Music by Phillips Drum Corps.
i, Address.
Music by Cornet Band.
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg AID
dress.
Decoration of monument to I'm
T known Dead, followed by decoration
of all soldiers graves by w. r. G. ant
floral committee.