Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-03
HUDUD01 NEWS

Miss Myrtle Net is very sick.
w. w. DeLong and family will
soon moe to Colorado.
The Texas excursionists all re-
turned to Audubon Saturday.
Marion Johnson was attending
legal biz at Des Moines this week.
Gene Talbot has raised the frame
for the new addition to his house.
J.C. Handley will pass next Tues
day with his sister at Charter Oak.
G. H. Jones is in Cedar Rapids
this week looking after business
matters.
John Mosier was in Des Moines
Monday and Tuesday looking after
legal matters.
Yves. Switzer has rented the Rob
inson farm north of town and will
move onto the same March 1st.
w. w. belong will have a public
sale at his farm in Melville town
ship next Wednesday, February 8.
The members of the NJ. E. Sunday
school gave Cal Marlin a surprise
last Monday night. They quietly
assembled at his home and pre-
sented him with fine gold band
ring and an elegant travelling dress
| ing case.
Last Thursday Wm.Wonn slipped
on the icy stairs at his office and
fell to the pavement below. He was
taken to his home, but appeared on
the streets Friday not much the
worse, except for several large size
| bumps and bruises.
Thos. Lohner, John kempfe, Mar
tin Jensen and John Lidd were gun
ming for rabbits one day last week
and bagged twenty-five. Some fine
workmanship was shown by John
kempfe and Tom Lohner fell into
the creek three times.
Miss Alta Crow last Saturday laid
her pecketbook containing $11.OO
on the desk at the post office and
came away and forgot it. Return
ing few minutes later it was gone
The finder, if honest, will promptly
return it to Miss Grow.
The dining room at the Rice res
taurant will be moved down stairs
next week and other improvements
made. Mr.. Rice's increasing tran
sient patronage has made the
change necessary. Last Saturday
he had Al transients for dinner.
The Audubon county Farmers
Institute will hold it's meeting. at
the Court House at Audubon,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
February 3, 4, 5, 1885, The follow.
ing is the program:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
FORENOON.
Report Of Secretary and Treasurer. hanna
Appointment of Committee.
AFTERNOON.
Discussion of the Hog...---.
r.. Pa, James Hunt, j. W. Rosenburg
cattle Feeding n for Profit Under p feanF
son, n. I. Foley. sie1' = = 'an'p
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
| FORENOON.
The Economy of Labor Saving Machinery
With Reference to Farm Production
John Lovelace, H. S. Jones, Aug Oelke
James Hall, Eugene Wilson
\. p. Hoegh, Mrs. James Hunt, Geo. c
%, E;,E ar IT., lens schouboe.
Mrs. Vim. L. Swaney, Lee Huddler
Discussion on the Grasses Sam Gardner
Report of Committees and Election of Off
GERS
EVENING.
Columbian Club Program.
Music.
Address of Welcome Mrs. G. H. Jones
Music.
Paper, Libraries" Mrs. Hurd
Music.
Debate" Resolved That Farm Life IS
Preferable to Town Life.
| Music.
Recitation.
Music.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
FORENOON.
Practical Road Making
VIM. Wonn, John Lovelace
General Discussion.
Paper on School
r. Z. Spencer, S. A. Graham
Farm Gardening and Potatoes
]. Shingledecker and Others
The Sheep----A. H. Edwards, Thos. Oliver
AFTERNOON.
horticulture in Connection with the Farm
E. N. Taggart, Chas. Colee, B. w. Carr
Sornstalk Disease E. A. Bates, S. Gardner
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