Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-01

ested to know that Doctor E. E.
Major and family, who formerly re-
sided at Anita, moved from their
Colorado home, last week, back to
Redlands, California, and that the
doctor is much improved in health.
Another link has been forged Tor
the chain that binds the North and
South together. General Fitzhugh
Lee, at one time an officer of prorni-
hence in the Confederate ar1flv, has
been assigned to the command of
the Department of the Missouri,
with headquarters at Omaha.
Nicholas Bintner was in town on
Monday evening and was congrat-
ulating himself over the fact that
he had got the corn out of his fields
before those long cold rains cane.
Nicholas was the first to finish that
job around here, 80 far as we have
| heard
An audience of fully $500 gather
ed in and around the tabernacle|to
hear Col. L. F. Copeland. of Harris.
burg, Pennsylvania. The lecture
was generally voted to be one of
the best given during the Assem-
bly.-Madison, Wisconsin Herald.
AT K. P. Hall, Tuesday evening No
vember 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Donaldson
have both had quite severe attacks
of illness, the past few days, so
much so that they were both com
PEELED to be in bed at the same time.
However we are pleased to state
that they are much better at this
time and we all hope that they may
soon be able to arise from their bed
and go about their daily work.
| In the course of a month or six
weeks Mrs. Anna Braun and her
son, Frank Braun and family will
move up to the Andrew Smith farm
that they recently purchased, in
Highland Grove, two or three miles
north of the city. We understand
that Mr.. Smith and family will
move out of the United States and
take up their abode somewhere in
4 the province of Canada.
i A letter from Dolores, Colorado
the latter part of the week said tina,
Goldie Brinkerhoff, the younges,
i daughter of the late Professor anG
Mrs. w. III. Brinkerhoff, was i'll
But no late word had been re.
I ceived by the relatives here as to
her condition. If Goldie can stanC
the journey she will, most likely
be brought to Extra where she anG
her mother will make their home
with their relatives, the Fred Della.
/ hoyde and Charlie Millimar
families.
An exchange remarks: If yor
know an item, kindly tell us abou
it. Every week we tell you all we
know. Every day we know that yor
know things that we don't know
And we know that you know WE
don't know it, and still you dom
tell us. Now, if you will tell us
what you know, We'll tell what we
know, and also what you know, anr
our readers will know what they
know andyou know, what we know
and what we know that you know
that we know you know.
Mr.. P. H. Peterson, a farmer liz
ing in the. vicinity of Sioux City
Iowa. is growing strawberries, will
the calendar already turned intt
the month of November. The Der
ries are his second crop this season
and are large and luscious looking
measuring from three to five inche.
in circumference. Mr.. Peterson il
counting on having strawberries tt
eat for some days to come. Thi
growth of strawberries, at this tim,
of the year, is looked upon as ;
horticultural phenomenon in thi
country.
John Schlater has been very
busy man, the past week digging
bitches, laying piping, helping tt
erect windmills and otherwise max
ing himself generally useful i,
putting in as complete a set o
z water works on his fine farm owe
in Audubon township, as yo,
could find in days drive abou
the county. Our Jolly friend Johr
now has model country home ant
everything handily arranged t,
4 take care of the large herds Of stool
which he has upon his farm which
he has won by his honest, straight
forward method of dealing with hi
fellow men.
Willis Miller, who at one time re
sided in the north part of thi
z county, near Audubon, but VIII,
Y now lives near Bentonville, Arkan
sas, was here the latter part of tn
) week visiting with his forme
J neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Camp
bell, of this city, and Thursda,
4 drove over to Anita to visit witt
the J. E. Stocking family. He lief
i Friday morning for the north par
of ,Ghe state then to Illinois on
Business trip. Lately Mr.. Mile
4 met with terrible loss, his wifi
and two daughters died in on,