Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-20
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Cobs Sl.OO per load. Ham Webster.
Al Friend went to Creston, Tuesday,
to visit with home folks.
Lou Lee was in Extra Monday look
ing after matters of business.
The mother of Mrs. Peter Bramsen
is making her a visit this week.
H. B. Herbert was to Atlantic last
week visiting with his relatives.
Dick Northup went to Omaha, We'd
nesday, with a carload of fat cattle.
Frank Mantz and wife are home
from Iowa City visiting with his rela-
tives.
Mrs. VIM. Laubender departed Tues
day for kildare, Oklahoma, for a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Mackelroy from Oska-
loosa is at the home of Mrs. NJ. D.
Bailey, this week making them a visit.
Dan Kerwin the hustling stockman
on the North Western shipped a car of
hogs to Cedar Radios, Monday even
ing.
George Gray arrived home from Tex
as, the first of the week, and shook
hands with people in town for a short
time.
VIM Parrott from down toward
Extra was up looking around Audubon
for a farm last week, they having sold
out there.
One cent pays for a vote on the
Journal voting contest. See the ad
for terms to go. Pay your money and
take your choice.
1 will take a few first class boarders
for the summer of for summer school.
Neat attractive home and good board.
Mrs. Ed. FINCH.
The knights Templar went to Oak
field, Sunday, to take charge of the re-
mains of their brother, Thomas Simp-
son, who was buried by that order, he
being a member of the commandery in
Des Moines.
Frank Butterfield, who has been
driving the wagon for the Standard Oil
Company, has resigned his position
and expects to soon depart for Monta-
ma Mr.. Jacobson will take his place and
travel the route after July first.
Miss Mae Schieber departed Wednes-
day evening for Chicago to visit for
some time with her sister, Katherine
aud brother Henry who live there.
She expects to remain for some time
and then her brother may return
home with her for a short visit.
Misses Maud Doak, Lillian OFT and
Auda Kelly departed last Monday for
Cedar Falls to enter the school during
the summer. This is a commendable
step on the part of the ladies as no
teacher no matter how good can scarce
ly keep abreast of the growing methods
and times unless they now and then
come in contact with new thoughts
from other teachers. This of course
gives q new inspiration and they can
go on with their work at home with
new energyand zeal.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt, one Of the best en-
tertainers in Greeley township gives
an "At Home" to day to her lady
friends in Audubon. Every one is
eager to get out to her hospitable
country home for it is always a day OF
solid enjoyment and rest. An "At
Home" here is scarcely as formal as
the usual party of this character, for
Mrs. Hoyt's jovial disposition preclud.
es formality and gives such hearty
good cheer to all that stiffness O
wears away.
The little son of VIM. Eckles who
broke his arm last week is improving
nicely although the attending physi
clan, DR.. Fulton, says that the little
fellow is hard to tend because of his
activity in running around and falling
down and breaking the splints. One
ofthe hard things of surgery is to keet
the splints in shape. There was a time
when both schools olapathy and the
homeopathy knew little of this but now
virtually the same thing is taught in
both schools. The state board rec.
ognizes no difference and all have tc
pass the same examination andthe old
time line is fast giving away when PEG,
pie find out that one school Is equally
as we'll educated as the other and both
can handle surgery as well as medicine.
Voting Contest.
The following is the standing of the
voting contest of the second citizens
vote.
Audubon Fire Department