Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-25

| AUDUBON. IOWA
Cobs S1.00 per load. Ham Webster.
Ollie Coon has purchased property
and will soon again be settled down at
home.
Every window was alive this week
with the bills for the show coming in
August.
Rev. Hinkhouse went to Storm Lake
Tuesday 40 attend to matters of per-
sonal business.
Mrs. n. o. Lattimer, of Stuart, is
here this week visiting her cousin,
Miss Anna Viewer.
Clyde Wilde departed, Wednesday
evening, for Omaha to attend to mat
tiers of personal business.
Attorney Melville Graham is on the
sick list this week, the heat having
become too much for him.
Mrs. D R. Love of Wiota, is at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Berch helping
to wait upon her this week.
Miss Maude Doak is expected home
today from Cedar Falls, where she has
been attending summer school.
Ex-County Clerk, of Carroll county,
Brunier, was in town, Tuesday, trans
acting business with our citizens.
Miss VERNE Steele is visiting this
week with her friend Mrs. Chris Mel
sen, of the firm of Nielsen & Christen-
sen.
Miss Esther White, who has been in
attendance here at the summer school,
isquite sick at her boarding place. the
home of Mrs. Weeks.
Mr. Wooley and wife, of Kansas, de-
parted for Minnesota, Wednesday,
after a pleasant visit here with their
brother-in-law, Frank Herndon.
| Miss Haven,a young lady who holds
position as clerk in the post office at
Des Moines, is visiting this week at
the pleasant home of Mrs. Sid Rice.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
If JAMES HART.
County Clerk T.. J. Hill, is one of
the number who took advantage of
the excursion to Oklahoma last Tues
day and Joined the throng of home
seekers.
Mrs. Jesse Keith returned home,
Monday, from her visit to Mahaska
county where she had very pleasant
visit with relatives and old time
friends.
Frank Niklesen, the veteran
thresher OF Douglas township, and one
of it's best, too, has concluded that he
could do his patrons far better work
with new separator and so he pur-
chased j. [. Case of Morrisey Broth.
ers. Frank thoroughly understands
his work and will now be able to do
more than ever before.
The owners of the corn in the cribs
west of the mill had a force of men in
there this week Smelling out the corn
Corn has so advanced in price that
they felt they were making good
thing in so doing and will soon have
it on the markets. They purchased
the corn when it was about half what
it is now and will make a good thing
on it now.
Uncle Jessie Keith and daughter
Mabel returned home Tuesday even.
ing from their trip to Wyoming much
pleased with the trip. Uncle Jessie says
the climate thoroughly agrees with
him and he felt far better there than
he does here. Here when he arises in
the morning, he has to get up by
degrees. There he got so that he could
spring right out of bed and get uF
feeling good. The pure air, the high
atmosphere and cool climate did much
to help the condition of things.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Brennan out east of town gave
dancing party to their friends
Lights twinkled not only from each
room but from happy young eyes
that were present. They all seemed te
catch the spirit of their host and host
ess who were inclined to make the
most of the pleasure Of the evening
and SO in laughter and mirth they
turned loose and saw which coulc
have the jolliest, merriest time and as
a result they all enjoyed themselves.
The officers of the Fair Association
held meeting, last Tuesday, and dis
J cussed plans for the coming fair to be
held September 3, 5, and 6. The off
GERS are promising one of the best fairs
ever held in the county The pros
poets SO far are indicative of as gooC
speed horses being sent here as wa.
seen here before The exhibit this yea
in all farm products should far sur
pass any of the former years and reach
over more territory. Every part of Au
dubon county should be Represented
The stock exhibit too promises to com,
up if not go ahead Of any shown las
year. Audubon county is we'll becom
ing proud of her breeders in all kind.
of stock. The various breeders have
made their stock close study anc
have found that it pays to have none
but the purest breeds. They have beef
crossing the one time native stock un
til now they have them almost pure
and many have none but the purest
They have found them to be hardie
and when they want to dispose of then
they have something that they car
easily sell. They too have found thai
there is no better way to advertise
their stock than an exhibit at the asso
citation each year, so that the Audi