Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-17
GRAI NEWS.
Eggs &c, butter lie.
my Father Knows"

Eggs &c, butter lie.
"My Father Knows"
Mr.. Lon Gray was quite ill last
week.
Geo. S. Gray was at Audubon on
business Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Handles was visitor
at the High School Tuesday.
Geo. Gray is confined to his home
with a severe attack Of grip.
Emerson Shelley is busy canvassing
books for Pennsylvania firm.
Grant Lancelot was viewing the
sights of Audubon Monday last.
After the meeting Rev. Hayden
preached a very stirring sermon.
f. M. Leet is having all addition
built to his house occupied by Geo.
Sauter.
On account of the Indictment wealth
er there was no church last Monday
evening.
John Polzin and Louis Grote-
luschen were Audubon business visit
ors Monday.
Revivals still continue at the U. B.
church with better attendance and
growing interest.
Sam Magill is mighty proud of
that pound boy that arrived at
his home Monday.
The Foster and Hagarty lyceums
disbanded last Friday. The Lincoln
Center still continues.
Mrs. Pete Peterson, of Templeton,
is visiting old acquaintance in this
neighborhood this week.
Al Ayers returned from Texas
Wednesday. He gives a very favor
able report of the country.
We understand that John Benson,
who is now at Clinton, Iowa, will go
to Cuba to destroy Spaniards.
Miss Nellie Dykes left school last
week preparatory to beginning
term at the Greenley schoolhouse.
Laurence Finnerty returned Mon
day from Berlin, Wisconsin, where
he has been visiting for the past year.
Two new pupils were enrolled at
the High School Monday-those of
Chris Rasmussen and Dora Schroeder.
M. r. jenkins is in, our city this
week experimenting the fixing up of
his building for the new clothing
store.
Lou Cobbler, who has been visiting
his relatives, the Buckners, for some
months, leaves for Minnesota next
week.
Geo. Gray will very soon com
mence the erection of large hog
hog HOUSEHOLDS feet-and to cost
abou. $500.
The primary room Of the school
presented an afternoon literary pro-
gram Friday, which was enjoyed by
all present.
The creamery machinery arrived
the first of the week and is being
speedily put in Place. The factory,
when completed will stand the COM
pany about $4,000.
Mrs. S. G. Handles is having great
success at Matching chickens by means
of's artificial hens, ''-incubators. She
will be able to put many chickens on
the market very early in the season.
Grant Lancelot closed a successful
term Of school at the Foster and Miss
Pearl Audas at the Buckner school
house Friday last. Both are enjoy
ing much deserved vacation at
present.
A joint debate Of the "Lincoln-
ians" and the Columbian" upon
the question, !" Resolved, that in fill
ing the majority of public offices pol
itics should not be considered. Neg
alive won.
At the school election Monday
Chas. McLachlin was elected director
for full term Of three years, Geo. P.
Wiley for two years to fill vacancy
and Jas. Grow, treasurer. Election
passed off very quietly.
&C. Hepp received his new gaso-
line engine Thursday and it was put
in by on expert from the factory.
This is a great improvement and
when the turning lathe is put in, MI.
Hepp will have an excellently equip
ped shop.
Mr.. Henriksen, of Audubon, has
rented the jenkins building, which
has been used as billiard hall for
the past two years, and will place a
stock of clothing in the same. The
new store will undoubtedly enjoy a
good patronage. MI. Bruce has re-
moved to the old postoffice building.
At the German Lutheran church
Wednesday Of this week occurred the