Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-24

One of Hi Wilson's boys is suffer-
ing of stomach trouble.
Markets on Tuesday: Eggs lie,
butter 12c, chickens 42c, corn 212c,
oats 21ac.
Ben Campbell, son of Rob't Camp
bell, has been struggling with
measles the past few days.
Chas. Hibbs and his newly welded
wife will move into the house vacat-
ed by George Letter the first of next
week.
Thos. Murphey and wife were
down from Audubon Monday visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Will Nc
CURE.
Our jolly fat friend, Rob't Camp
bell, was at Extra Tuesday where he
sold fine lot of chickens to Gault
Brothers.
j. G.. White and Will Clark busted
themselves this week by shelllng and
drawing good quantities of corn to
the Station.
All of his neighbors are bullying
out their eyes and craning their necks
watching for G. Petty to move into
that vacant house.
Wilbur Kennels has been employed
to buy grain at the Station for the
Stuart Company, of Audubon, and
already he is on duty at his post.
Miss Rose Tyler will close her term
of school, at No. 2, near the Station,
next Friday. Miss Rose is one of our
best teachers and is therefore, always
in demand.
Mr.. o. Kennels this week, sold to
j. j. Dimick, one of his celebrated
thoroughbred Poland China stock
hogs. MI. Kennels has won an en-
viable reputation as a raiser Of fine
| hogs.
While Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Crees, was riding horse Mon
day, the animal fell throwing Roy to
mother earth with much force and
cutting his lip and causing his nose
to bleed quite freely.
Harry Percy was at Anita last Sun
day and says that his mother, having
received the insurance upon the eleva-
tor building that burned at that place,
last week, S2,754.19, she would i'm
mediately have new elevator build
/ ing erected at once.
Anyone of the patrons of the Blue
Grass Creamery, not UNDERESTIMATE ing
the item in last weeks paper of 100
pounds butterfat making 1913 pounds
butter. Please call and see the but
termaker and he Will explain to your
perfect satisfaction.
There has been eight accessions tc
the church thus far during the Metho.
dist meetings at Old Hamlin. There
were five at the alter Monday night
and number of requests for prayers
Nearly all of the converts are heads
OF families, among them two old sol.
diers.
1 The school at Old Hamlin, will
close next. Friday Miss Brown, o
/ Audubon, the teacher has given the
best of satisfaction and is an excellen
teacher. Miss Rose Mcclure, til,
daughter OF M. Mcclure, will close {
very successful term of school out il
the vicinity of Kimballton mex
Friday.
4 j. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, Ohio
was for thirty years needlessly tortured b
eczema. He was quickly cured by using D
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the famous healin
salve for piles and skin diseases. G W Housto
1 The very readable series of paper
which Edward Everett Hale is writ
ing for The Outlook continues t,
grow in interest. That printed il
the February Magazine Numbe
deals with Lowell,s life and friend
ships in colledge, and contains som
examples Of his poetic work when h
was one OF the editors OF Harvard
ana" DR.. Hale in this installmen
tells the true story OF Lowelrs sus
pension from collegejust before grad
uation, about which for many year
absurd and ABSOLUTELY unfounded stor
les have been circulated. The tru
cause of the suspension was simpl,
and solely young Lowell's lack ofreg
, ularity in the attendance upon tn
) college chapel exercises. (S3 yeal
, The Outlook Company, Is Asto
t Place, New York;