Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-29

Subject for the Christian Science
Meeting to be held at the 7. u. Gates
home, in this city, on next Sunday
morning, is God the Preserver of
Man"
Master Lester Gransberry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gransberry, of
west Washington street, in this city,
while playing about with his COM
panions, last Friday, accidentally
fell and broke one of the small
bones in one of his farms. A sur
geon was called who deity mended
the hurt and now Lester must be
quiet for few days.
Nels Hansen had lively rum
away in the Hensley Brothers feed
lot, on last Wednesday. He drove
through the gate into the lot and
on dropping the lines to close the
gate the horses ran and plunged
into the scales, damaging them CON
siderably and making kindllng
wood out of the wagon, but not
injuring the team to any great ex-
tent.
A merry band of sixteen little
folks gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hensley, on east
Washington street, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, and banded
themselves into an organization to
be known as the ct. m. G. Club. I"
They elected officers and these are
their names:
Orion Clure. President.
Miss Ethel Hukle, President.
Morris Peterman, Secretary.
Miss Bonny Sherman, Treasurer.
At meeting out at Pleasant
Ridge school house, southwest of
town, one evening this week, lyce-
UNI was organized and these officers
were elected:
Soren r. Nelson, President.
III. A. Nelson, Vice-President.
Miss Meta Peterson, Secretary.
Miss Martha Nelson, Assistant,
Milton Horton, Treasurer.
a. Horton, Janitor.
The question for debate on Tues
day evening, December 4th, will be:
Resolved, That the mind gains
more knowlede from reading than
observation.
Mast Tuesday evening a num-
Der OF relatives gathered at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
klever, a couple of miles northeast
of town, the occasion being their
son, Charles twenty-frst birthday.
High Five was the order of the
CIV re- l. -
won the prize, the company was in
vited to the dining room where an
oyster supper was served. Charles
was then presented with beautiful
gold ring. After expressing our en-
joyment of the evening and wishing
him many more such pleasant re
turns of his birthday we departed
for our several homes. Vt.
Modern Culture presents this
month a new and attractive cover
design emblematic of Christmas
joy and suggestive of the intellectu-
al treat which itsIpages afford. The
few brief words descriptive of the
Cedars of Lebanon, from the pen OF
the Rev. III. w. Hubert, suggests a
store of information about an inter
esting subject. The House behind
the Cedars grows in interest with
each number. The Quiet Corner
The Literary World, the, Reading
Club, Around the Table, and the
other departments are all 1eplete
with interest to those who find de.
light in Modern Culture. Address
Modern Culture Magazine, Caxton
Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
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They drove into Extra, last Friday
at nightfall, and stopping at the
John Sherman restaurant thev said
We are party of way faring people
darkness has overtaken us and we
have come to tarry with you through
the night. The party consisted of a
gentleman arid two ladies, and
when they had warmed themselves
and eaten supper they became talk.
ative and soon we learned that we
were gazing at a wedding party
that they were on the way to their
home, at North Branch: that he was
none other than Mr.. Edwin CLANCY
the genial blacksmith at that vii
lage; that the ladies were his bride
and his sister, and that the wedding
ceremonies had been performed in
Taylor county, Iowa, the Sunday
previous. When the morning came
and they were ready to continue the
Journey we slunga an old slipper anc
handful of rice at the party, anc
with our congratulations and best
wishes they set out for their new
home to begin their new life.
Ok Blood Tablets are for thin blooded PEG
pie For sale at W. A. Hamlers.
Colorado Excursions.