Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-12

No. 4. MAIDS Madison.
No. 8. Charley Palm.
No. 6. Willie Jensen:
No. 4 E. B. Perry.
No, 8. Ben Jensen.
No. 8. John Lehse.
Yesterday, E. A. Tharnlsh, the
jeweler, filed papers in bankruptcy.
The act was voluntary on his part
and was done that all his creditors
might share equally in the assets.
The liabilities are placed at $l,5OO.0O
while the assets will not reach more
than half that amount. Some four
years ago, while in business up at
Extra, Mr.. Tharnish's store was rob-
bed and from this loss he has never
recovered. During the past year
that he has been in business in At
lantic he has enjoyed a good trade
and his repair work has been espec-
tally good. But old debts coupled
with the new have proved too much
for him to carry and he was forced
to do the best he could for his cred
ito1 Tuesday Atlantic Telegraph.
For the past two years Uncle Ed.
Coleman, of south Extra township,
has been troubled by spider can
Ger that persisted in roosting on
one side of his nose, and all efforts
to dislodge it had failed. Finally
he learned that Mrs. Jake Banning.
who lives between here and Ham
lin Station, had never failing rem
ed that years ago had removed a
cancer from her face, and in his
desperation he resolved to go there
and be treated. In five days the
cancer was dead as door nail, and
in five days more by simple twist
OF the wrist the cancer was plucked
out. Last Saturday Messrs Banning
and Carmichael were in The Jour
nal office with the cancer in bottle
containing alcohol, and as we sat
and gazed at the horrid monster
we thought how thankful Mr.. Car
michael must be that he could car
ny it around in his vest pocket
instead of on the side of his nose.
Program for Sectional Teachers
Meeting at the Bowman Chapel, in
northeast Greeley, on Friday and
Saturday, January 20, and II, 1899:
Il. A. ARMSTRONG, Conductor.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Lecture, Rev. I. ]. O'Connor.
SATURDAY, 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ
Paper, Jessie Hickman. The Value
of the County Institute. Discus
cussion, by Daisy Harding and
Minnie Swineheart.
Paper, Stella Spangler. How to
Teach Morals and Manners. Dis
cussion by Mamie Hyatt and
Mrs. Rose Nelson.
Paper, Lonora Davis, Patriotism
Discussion by Vernon Spangle1
and w. A. Merrill.
Paper, Mrs. Chas. Parker, Is the
Teachers Pay Commensurate
With the Labor Performed? Dis
cussion by Mrs. Borden Shoe.
smith and f. o. Naylor.
EVENING SOCIAL, 100 O'CLOCK p. NJ
Three Minute Speeches by Patrons
of School, Fits and Misfits.
Ancient Spelling School Modern
lied. Everybody come!
Program for Teachers meeting
at Extra High School Building, or
next Saturday, January IA, 1899. NJ
forenoon session. but will begin
promptly at 1870 o'clock, sharp:
At What Age Should Pupils Begin
School: Paper, Miss Florenc,
Rathbun. Leader in discussion
Clara Ordway.
VIII a Pupil Improve Faster Unde
the Guidance of a Teacher Will
Whom he is in Sympathy? Lead
ers in discussion: Professor Fort
Charles Boehme, Mrs. c. w. John
son. Discussion by Association.
Do the Schools Meet the Reasona
bic Demands of the People? Paper
Miss Bessie Bowman. Leaders il
discussions: Miss Ida Reynolds
Mrs. Needham, and others of tn,
Association.
The Graded Teachers Responsible
ity for Pupils Character in Late
Life. Leaders in discussions: Mrs
Dena Statzell, Julia Wilson, o
| Audubon; Mrs. w. III. Fort. Dis
cussion by Association.
MRS. CHARLES HUNT,
IDA REYNOLDS, Oommitte
JOSEPH BELL,
Notice.
The Postoffice Department de
mands that all box rents must b
paid for in advance for each quar-
ter before the 10th of January, April
July and October. No exemption
will be made to this rule and any
one not complying with this regu
lation will find their mails in tn
general delivery after the 10th c
the month, and no two families ar
allowed to use one box.
E. ID. POWELL, Postmaster.