Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-05

Henry Reilander started this
morning for Templeton to pass a
day at Peter Thielen's home. From
there he will go to Shelby county
to visit with relatives and friends
for week.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan
will address the voters of Shelby
and surrounding counties at Harlan
Iowa, on Tuesday, October 10, 1899.
There will be music, fireworks and
Sol Peterman has moved his bar
Der shop down the street a little
way and can now be found at the
parlors of Bert Parrot where he
will be pleased to meet his old GUS
toners and friends.
Jake Wagner sold to Sam Brown,
one day this week, twelve hundred
bushels of corn, eight hundred
bushels of oats and four hundred
bushels of wheat that he raised off
his Audubon township farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hawks will
go to Chicago, today, where they
days and be present on Chicago
Day" the anniversary Of the terri
bic fire in that city, twenty-eight
yearsago.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre, of Chicago,
will deliver his most popular lee
ture, "Buttoned-Up People," Thurs
day evening, October 10, at Audu-
bon, under the auspices of the Col
umbian Club. This is the first
number of the lecture course which
they are to give during the winter.
Tickets for the entire lecture course
can be obtained at the Journal Of
fee. Those who are interested in
the higher and better and nobler
conditions of life and the elevation
of mankind, will surely avail them
selves of this opportunity.
An erroneous impression seems
to prevail that the Extra Thursday
Club has control of the Cemetery
Association, lately organized, and
we were asked to disabuse the
minds Of any such of the thought
that such is the case. The Cemetery
Association is controlled by no sect,
no club, no lodge, but is purely for
the purpose of identifying the
last resting place of our dead, and
one person is just as welcome to
add their name to the roll of mem
| bership as another. The Thursday
Club nor any other club has any,
thing to do with the movement
whatever.
At the Cemetery meeting held in
the X. P. Opera House, last Tuesday
evening, committee consisting OF
Edwin Delahoyde, Mrs. ]. c. Newton
Mrs. C. A. Miller and John B. Conn
rardy were appointed to confer
with the carpenters relative tc
the erection of substantial
building out at the cemetery, the
work to be finished as soon as the
material can be got upon the
ground. Scott Herrick very gener
ously donated five lots in the new
addition, to the ladies, to be solo
and proceeds used toward erecting
the new building. He also donated
ground to place the new house up
on. A committee consisting o
Mesdames Sam Brown, Will Ham
Ter and George Henshaw were ap
, pointed to sell these lots for the as
ISOLATION. A third committee wa
appointed to visit the populace an,
solicit names to the roll of member
ship and Mrs. Will Hamler an,
Mrs. Chas. Pattison were named o
: such committee. The ladies fel
much encouraged at the meetin:
, last Thursday, the membershi
: having reached thirty-one men
bers. Another meeting will be hel
: at the X. P.Opera House next Tue!
y day evening to listen to report {
these committees, ahd it is mos
/ earnestly requested that all VIII
feel an interest in the much needle
/ work of cleaning and beautlfyln
the cemetery be present and lend
helping hand-all that it needs
o make our silent city Of the dead
a sacred spot second to none
Iowa. You who have loved ONT
l. buried there, come and help tt
Z ladies make the streets and alley
], about the cemetery free from weet
y by filling them with gravel. 1c
e who have friend buried there ar
y whose relatives have gone fro
g here come out and help the ladi
'e beautify that spot for the sake
Al that loved one who has no one
e care for their tomb. And you wi
y feel an interest in seeing our cen
9. terry cleaned and fixed up, come o
y and lend them your presence al
IS counsel. Thus can our buryil
a. ground, out there on the hillside
q; made place where we can lay o
m loved ones away meath the murm
"a of the pines in spot where t
N eyes of strangers lingering with
', our gates will delight to DIV
~ upon.
er You will live to tell the tale h
r. you was entirely cured of constipati'
rs dyspepsia, biliousness and liver trou
I'd by taking DR.. Sawyer's Little w
h. Awake Pills. w. A. Hamler, xxi
e. j. F. Luse, Ross.
rel New Beet Sugar Plant.
or FORT DODGE, Oct. A beet SUI
oo,,,poov has haan orpaOiZpd here