Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-10
E. G.. Flick, Secretary,

lHC cNSHibS.
Last Saturday night we understand
the butcher at Brav,on was placed
under arrest for selling diseased meat
He cave 500 bond TO appear this
week and Tuesday plead guilty and
was fined ST. 30 and costs. He had
so we are told. sold meat from an an
;mal that had died of disease as Good
meat, the same making tnose SICK VINO
ATE IL. we understand mat mans
Hansen, VINO solu MN 'he meat, was
also llhea 9lo'
Renort of Oakfeld Center school
~. W er.ei 500,
aud cnainu January d.
>''o onuinS o"''ai
No. days taught y
attendance IN days % 56o y
average daily Ia attendance =
:, Those !, neithe I, absent nor tardy: Walter
H9esl, Henry Hansen Anna lSasmussen,
Nes Hoe esas Ella Ida
Meta Hansen.
JENNIE RUpGE, Teacher.
AT the annual meeting of the
| Troublesome VALLEY Creamery co
:. ~" - ~ 'e'o'.'o "a "ney oea'i'o ~.
Tho com;ng Year A Koch Presi.
.he coming !9"i' "a, nooD' ,esi
dent; ). L.. Anderson, Nlce-presldent;
ii. l.. Bowen, treasurer; .. y. HARD
man, secretary; John neck, =. ~.
johnston ana n. u; Hamlln, Ilrec-
'ois. On rloa!' oanuafy 20 'hey
VIII holl meeting az JIG creamery
10 hlre mix nauiers. everyone that
wants n milk ronte shonld he nresent
The followinu is the )ist Of nres
So
entS received bY the newly married
connlo Mr. opd Mrc No!o r Rorant
w" PAo, ~ " 80 .>' WV
zen, VINO were married CHRISTMAS:
chickens; Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, rocking chair;
MI and Mrs Dye sMo doiarT Mr. and Mrs
four chairs Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peterson kitchen
B Hra ana Cha Maoie HarteT perry dish
lamp: Chris and Katie Nelson. lamp; Mr.. and
ea pSn r na Pafer anS esnn
water set and celery. tray; Mr.. and Mrs. B. F
arer and
!. Harter, syrup pitcher; Mrs Caroline Jacobson
Rercb u an M and Mrs Nj
simonson, sofa pillow; Mr.. ard 4 Mrs J. s. Hal
scarf sea- .ap anton o Andersen four towels; Mr. an
J. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, bed spread; Mr.; am
Ge,nensan he'd snread Mr. and Mrs NJ NelsnT
napkins and nd ta9I a cloth M and MfS D.
: ~ r,c-1, e.
: Luz oahiioiu -" i.onip oePaia'o
cfeanlely ~. n NO m nelr annuai llee1I
5 ny neee''to .. 20 ny iepo., " ~
Z Dusiness u .,i1 ooiiipap ioi '"e pas
Z Seai "a WI an .oiao : ooo 9.
: Pouna s of butter made 2l3 3:
Money received from sale of butter SAG ~ ~
id for for butter ,i taeii tubs s sl.- eS7
: Pa Bald d for salt salt ----- 81, s. I
: Had out for other articles. --- $50
s Pn ,1; for butt buttermaker wages l 6 6,6
z An address was delivered bv th
: buttermaker. n. Henricksen whic
: was listened 10 with GREAT interes
3 and he also made his RESIGNATION 8
z butter maker. and thanked III
l. creamery comnany for the oood wor
= ,bev had done together for The mas
& four wears and wished them tutur
z success. The old board of directo,
b was elected for another wear TIL
s. creamery is receiving and has for some
i time, premium Of one cent abov
4 the New York market tor their but
e ter.
= Last Saturday night the M. w. AZ
Is and the ROYAL Neiehbors held a ioir
* installation service in the church {
y Brayton that was we'll attended an
" an excellent propram was give
- The evenings entertainment w,
). opened by selection from Pearson
s: orchestra. This was followed by
s: few remarks by DR.. Koob who the
81. introduced G. w. Cosson, of Audi
Il: bon, as installing officer for the N
3: WIS, he being venerable council fe
Il: the Audubon camp. After the beat
-: tiful ceremony Of installation IL
8. orchestra gave another selection an
5; Mr.. Cosson was introduced as til
s: speaker Of the evening. He gave a
s.. excellent address reviewing the pa
::: century in its various manners
::::s Mrs. Mem from omaha was II