Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-01
H. ]. Cooley is the papa of a dear
baby girl baby, born last Thursday
night. Henry rejoices nightly.

ID. J. Cooley is the papa of dear
baby girl baby, born last Thursday
night. Henry rejoices nightly.
have opened ladies' hair dress
ing and shampooing parlors where |
will be pleased to meet all ladies who
desire work done. Call and give me
trial. All work satisfactorily done.
MRS. D. J. SPENCER. Parlors over
III. NJ. Talbots residence.
Mrs. j. NJ. McKarahan, son and
daughter, will depart in about two
weeks for Iowa City. Mrs. McKara-
han will remain about tour weeks
visiting with her and Mr. McKara-
hans parents, while the children will
pass the summer with their grand
parents.
Dan Kerwin, met with an accident
with his oil wagon Monday between
the poor farm and Hamlin. In cross
ing small gilbert the behind wheels
broke through sinking down to the
axle. 1t was impossible for him to
pull it out with two horses, so he con-
cluded to go back to town and get an
extra team, which he did Tuesday
evening and continued his journey.
Kirk Winchell while attempting to
pass some money and other articles in
to the hands of John Frost, who is
confined in the county Jail, was caught
by Sheriff Jones, Friday night about
twelve O'Clock. AS the law is very
strict and plain on anything of this
kind, he was also put on the inside
and is now awaiting the action of the
grand jury which meets on the 10th
day of October. Section 1895, of the
Code OF Iowa, says: Every person
who by any means whatever aids or
assists any prisoner lawfully commit
ted to any Jail or place of confinement
charged with or convicted of any
criminal offense other than felony,
IN an attempt to escape, whether such
escape be effected or not; or who con-
veys into such Jail or place of contine-
ment any disguise, instrument, arms
or other things proper or useful to
facilitate the escape of any prisoner so
committed, whether such escape be
affected or attempted or not, shall be
imprisoned in the county Jail not ex-
ceeding one year, or be fined not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars, or be
both fined and imprisoned, at the dis
cretion of the COURT
The Memorial Day Concert given by
the Clover Leaf Quartette at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
was an enjoyable affair and complete
success The attendance was very
good, the receipts amounting to $500
with only a small admission fee
charged. The entire program was
carried out to the letter and was ably
eXecutee. Mr.. f. j. Henshall as LIST
Tenor, r. p. Roberts as second Tenor,
Hugh Delahoyde as 1st Bass and VIM.
f. Donaldson as 2nd bass constitute a
Il quartette whose equal it would be
hard to produce in Western Iowa.
The solos rendered by Mr.. Henshall
were especially fine and showed a
highly cultivated voice and splendid
execution. Ralph P. Roberts did him
self proud by the mastery way in
which he handled difficult selections.
Hugh Delahoyde's easy and perfect
style of singing was a feature and his
charming voice gives promise that he
will some day be one of the country's
foremost's vocalists. Mr.. Donaldson's
strong and clear voice delighted the
audience and his profundo solos We're
highly appreciated. The harp solo
and guitar accompaniment furnished
by Messrs. Rutland Delahoyde proved
a very pleasing part of the program.
Much credit is also due to the pianist,
/ Mrs. W. f. Donaldson who did her
work well and was assisted by Miss
Gladys Wilson. Audubon may in
deed be proud that she possesses such
| splendid talent for vocal music.