Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-28
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new home.
Miss Lena Drury, of Audubon,
closed her term of school in district
number two, on the hill near the Sta
ton, last Tuesday. The afternoon was
given up to enjoying treat the lady
had provided and saying good bye to
her scholars.
Word comes from the Presbyterian
Hospital, out at Omaha, that Miss
Lille Spencer still continues to gain
in strength steadily, though still una
BILE o sit up in bed. That lady and her
mother expect to arrive at their home,
just over Creamery Hill, near the Sta
zion, in about two weeks
We found George Smith looking
much improved when we visited him,
Tuesday morning. They will hold a
public sale on Tuesday, March -,
then load themselves into a wagon
and go for trip through Ne braska,
Colorado, then down into New MeXi-
co, Oklahoma aud then back home
again.
There was quiet, pretty little
wedding solemnized at the Evangel-
cal parsonage, in the Station, this
morning when Mr.. Charles Sletzell,
of Douglas, and Miss Anna Tyler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs o P. Tyler,
appeared before Rev. j. Wirth, armed
with The proper credentials, aud in
formed that gentleman hal they de-
sired 10 be united in marriage. With
becoming dignity the Reverend gen
tleman said the words that made hem
husband and wife and sent them on
the way to their new home, up in
Douglas township, rejoicing. We
know the groom not, hut knowing
the,lrue worth of the bride we will
vouch for him for it is we'll known
fact that birds OF feather fl ,ck to-
gether, and that like begets like, and
there is no better lady in America
than Anna Tyler. Stetzell.
The Misses Lille and Emma Crees
gave party for the editication of
their friends, last Friday night that,
besides being one of'the most enjoya-
bic events of the season, proved to be
quite novelty in its way. They had
arranged Il list of forty-tive questions
that were to be answered by he name
of some flower, and it was announced
that book OF poems would be given
as prize to the person guessing he
most answers and musical instru-
ment to this person guessing the sec
ond largest list; Miss Emma Crees
won first prize and Miss Mary Elrod
won second. While this contest was
going Oh games Of various kinds were
in progression those who did not take
part in it, aud at its close dainty re.
freshments were served, consisting Of
ice cream, oranges, cake, coffee and
many other good things to eat. After
luncheon the old hall clock told them
twas time to 60 home and the guests
reluctantly said good night and
sought their homes; not, however,
without thanking their host esses for
The good things provided for their
comfort and such a pleasant evening
passed.
The latch string was out at the j.
u. Moore home, on the west hill, last
Tuesday night, the lights were lit
and the inmates had just settled them
| selves for a comfortable family chat
when there was heard the Iramping
of many feet and Miss Helen Moore
had started to the door to see what ii
all meant when it opened aud she was
confronted by more than four score OF
her young friends who, in one breath
exclaimed: g Miss Helen, this is your
birthday and we are here to see that
The event is properly celebrated ~
Then she sank into a chair conplet ely
overcome with surprise and the mer.
ry band just rushed in and piled hel
lap tut Of pretty gifts as tokens Of
their respect for her, By this time
MI ard Mrs Moore had somewh hat
regained their cnmposure and inform.
Ell The guests hat hey would surren-
Ter Internationally, that they haG
the tort aud TO 90 in and have gooC
time Well, you who have been al
the Moore home know what hospita
bic people they are, and it is needless
tor us to tell you that they all had {
ROYAL time which was prolonged til
the stars grew dim in The east will
The approach of morn before the las
guesr disappeared down the hill.
For brood sows Ravens Stock Food has nc
equal. The pigs will be strong and have plen-
ty Of milk. 1t cures scours in pigs and lambs.
1t remov 81 worms from hogs, cures cold ant
fevers; prevents pneumonia and disease ant
makes them do well. 1t aids digestion, gives
good appetite, saves feed and promotes rapit
growth. When fed to hogs and pigs it vii
surely prevent hog cholera For sale by vii
A. Hamler, druggist, Extra, Iowa.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Riches have wings, but poverty has
spurs.
\ The best safe for mans money is
q prudent wife.
a coward encounters a great many
dangers that don't exist.
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