Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01

at Lincoln, last Saturday. He is
we'll pleased with the treatment re-
celved out there, and too at the show
ing Audubon county made.
W. T. Single went down Il, the
county seat Monday night to hear the
51st Iowa Military Band. Tom says
it was one of the best entertainments
of the kind he has heard for long
time.
Billy Mccall received car load of
! lumber last Monday and hauled it
out to his place, where he intends to
| build large house and barn. This
shows the kind Of enterprise we like
| to see.
Tuesday night a number of the
friends of Isaac Stewart met at his
Cameron township home to have
social good time. They spent the
night in the merry dance. All who
were present enjoyed good time and
long for another like it.
AL Quimby had an accident Mon
day evening that came very near be-
ing serious. While riding horse it
stumbled and fell, throwing him over
its head and then turned over and
fell across him. He was very badly
shaken up and is still stiff and sore as
result.
c. D. Hart, long prominent
farmer is this community, loaded his
goods in the cars and started Tuesday
for Camstola, South Dakota. MIR.
Hart has so long been member of
this vicinity that it is with much re-
greet we see him go. All join in
wishing him success and prosperity
in his new home.
The Glover Leaf Quartet of Audu-
bon, consisting of f. j. Henshall,
First Tenor; E. F. Bailey, Second
Tenor; R. P. Roberts, First Bass; w.
r. Donaldson, Second Bass; will give
a concert at Ross Thursday, March 8.
They have given excellent satisfaction
wherever they have sung and we be-
speak for them a full house. Adj
mission, 10c and zoe.
Not long ago one of the pupils of
the Bates school concluded that the
switch used by the teacher would be
better outside the house than in, and
accordingly went in, in the absence of
the teacher and took it away. A lit
tie persuasion on the part of the di-
rector showed him the errors of his
way and it was returned. We trust
it will prove good lesson to him in
good time.
The boys who were out to Lincoln
last week met the jovial d. L. Reid,
who used to live near here, and
found him to be the same big hearted
, , fellow he always was here. He seem
ed glad to see the boys and talked of
old times in manner that showed
he is still keenly alive to the interests
! of Audubon county. He helped the
boys to enjoy themselves and have a
good time.
The lecture by j. E. Grovendyke
last Friday night was we'll attended
and a success. The lectures on the
course have been benefit to the COM
9 munity. They have all teemed with
3 good, wholesome thoughts that tend
to cultivate and elevate the mind. Tt
is course worthy of patronage and
3 should be continued the coming year.
; 1t gives those widely scattered the
5 same privileges of the towns and is
Z the connecting link between educa-
: tion and culture.
A time long to be remembered by
the friends of Andy Schrader was
given them last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Schrader had reached the half
3 way place between birth and centu-
ry and had invited them in to help
, celebrate in BETTING manner this
event. The well known jovial, gem.
al disposition of the host and family
are the best guarantee of a good nne
, The very walls seemed to shake with
merrlment and good cheer echoed
! from every corner After they had
, enjoyed themselves and talked and
laughed for a time, they were invited
to table where the spotless linen
was decked with bowls of steaming
oysters, while other dainty vlands
, We're served until it became a ROYAL
feast. After supper Sammy Jordon,
hel.' ~ :" soiy neat anu appropriate
speech, presented to MIR. Schrader q
rocking chair, in which to rest while
he goes down the sloping side of his
remaining years. The following is a
list OF those present: VIM. Schrader
and wife, VIM. Neitzel and wife, Joe
johnson and wife, Joshua Jordon and
wife, Sammy Jordon and wife, Albert
Fancher and wife, Amos Poshene and
mother.
FOR SALE. -Four span of mules,
four and five years old, weighing
from 1850 to 1900 pounds each. They
are of good color and smooth hnild