Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-13
Cobs s1.0o per load. Ham Webster

Cobs S1.00 per load. Ham Webster.
Judge Green was home this week
and some little cases We're settled in
court affairs.
Miss Ada Kuhh was expected home
from Ames to day to spend her vaca-
ton in a good rest.
Harry Arnold arrived home the first
of the week from the east where he had
been to the funeral of his mother.
Prof. Will Lancelot of Gray was in
town Wednesday looking owe the
field for the summer school that begins
ere long.
One cent pays for a vote on the
Journal voting contest. See the adj
for Terms to go. Pay your money and
take your choice.
j. A. Lancelot the expert butter
maker at Carroll, was in town We'd
nesday t%ransacting business and shak-
ing hands with friends.
j. d Roberts father of A. H. Rob
erts is expected here from his home at
Mt. Pleasant next Saturday and will
make his son a short visit.
Marriage licenses for the week: Chas.
III. Wilde. Bessih NJ. Bowman; Frances
w. Ridgley. Winfred G. Martin; Hans
Hansen, Anna d. Hansen.
| will take a few first class boarders
for the summer Of for summer school.
Neat attractive home and good board.
Mrs. ED. FINCH.
Are you saving your cupons for the
Journal Exposition trip? Don't you
want to help some girl to go? She
wants to go and you want to help her.
Mrs. Ralph Robert. and her mother,
Mrs. Emma Sharp, is expected home
from Omaha where she has been WIS.,
iting her sister Mrs. Will McFarlane.
Tho Childrens day exercises at the
Methodist church was postponed last
Sunday on account Of the rain and
will be held this coming Sunday night.
Last Wednesday as VIM. Eckles's
baby was playing around it fell from a
box and broke his arm causing the. lit
tie one considerable pain but he is now
improving some.
Hans Christensen. of the firm of
Nelson & Christensen, has recently
sold his farm in-Cameron township to
Ed. Finch and is now looking for an
other good location.
Peter Lykke, one of the most infu-
entail men in Sharon township with
his wife went to Clinton, Tuesday,
with several others to be present at the
church convention being held at that
place.
Saturday night a girl came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates tic
act as a ray of sunshine when clouds
come to darken their lives and like
sunshine it will drive care and sorrow
away.
Mrs. G. w. Bertch wife of the barber
has been very sick for some time and
scarcely expected at times to get we'll.
Her brother from Atlantic was here.
Tuesday and Wednesday they were
expecting a sister.
John H. Mosier expects to depart
next week for Norman, Oklahoma
with his family to make it his future
home. He and his family have been
identified with the town and will be
missed. John expects to open a law
office at that place which contains be
tween three and four thousand people
and have a good practice. The oppor
tunities for a man of energy in tina,
country are good. They want new
blood and new enterprises and those
who go now will be the first to succeed
There is strong talk among the Fire
men of organizing a Western Fire
mems Association, this year for yearly
tournaments. By this plan it would
be NJ temptations on the part of town.
to have professional runners to com
pete but the boys who fight the fires
the year around would be the boys tt
go and compete and have u good time
Last year there were but three team!
competing at the state tournament anC
this yeas there will be less. The boy
are entitled to have a good time a
least oncea year and the citizen!
should bear their expense too, at leas
fare and board. The boys receive M
pay for their belonging to the fire com
pany but if a fire occurs the do al
they can to save property. They are {
continued benefit, for each company
represents a reduced rate on all insur
ance, go that every citizen is a win
ner instead of a loser. The boys viii
60 to Carroll next week where they
expect to win some prizes and then OF
July 4 they will go to Atlantic. They
feel like a good Audubon contingent
should go down to help pay bacl
what Atlantic did for the boys las
year. The team is in fine trim ant
under the able management ano
training of Sim Curtis have made fin,
progress. The following is a list o
those who will run this year:
Geo. McFarlane Leslie Walker
Irve Jones Elmer Bailey
Will Wilton Chester Jones
Frank Carper Walter Haynes
Faank Drake Fred Sprinkle
Mat Rippey Bob Curtis
Ray Dryden Frank Mantz
Harry Martin Ed Freeman