Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-21

W. uuucIsldlu tHdI NIL LdIllH-
baugp and family expect to depart
for Nebraska some time in the near
future. They are going to country
where the climate may be ahead of
ours but we doubt if the crops will
be.
AS far as we can learn the following
teachers have been hired in Cameron
township, number two, Mabel Swan
ey, number three, Agnes Wolfe, num-
Der tour, Nellie Banks, number five,
Daisy Grove, number eight, Jessie
Luse.
Tom Wilson and Fl. e. Ramsey
went up to Manning, Monday, to
attend to business. They drove up
and found that there were scarcely
such a thing, as road to be found
any place along the line and that the
mud was so sticky they could scarcely
get through it.
j. j. Courtney was in town from
his home in Ross, last Tuesday,
attending to business, looking to his
summers work. Mr.. Courtney is an
affable and reliable horse man, and
those who have had business relations
with him fluid him to be man of his
word.
Miss Sadie Forsbeck will close her
term of school, Friday, in the Ak
man district and then depart i'm
mediately tor Highland Park college
To
able course to pursue for only those
who keep on going to school ever get
to the top of the profession.
Next week Gray will lose one of
of her best citizens and families in
Mr.. Snawson. They will depart for
Burlington, Washington, where they
will make their future home. In
gaining this family to that great
state our own community is the loser
and the west the one, who gains.
George CARRIER expects to depart
this week, for Texas, to accompany
the live stock of George Gray to his
ranch down there. They have all
been very busy getting things in
shape for shipment and were delayed
too on account of delayed car. Geo.
will remain to work on the ranch.
Monday night, Chat Dustin and
wife entertained their friends in
social dance, given in honor Of Geo.
CARRIER, her brother, who so soon de-
parts for the south. 1t was an event
in which every participant fully
grasped the enjoyment of the hour
and taking the event as the last, in
which one long member of the cir
Gle and one long to be remembered.
The duck season is now here as can
be attested by a lot of the BOYS who
wandered, Tuesday, over field and
bog to return home weary and loaded
down with-mud. 1t seems peculiar
but ducks seem to have habit of fly
ing very high just at this season and
show no inclination to light. Never
theless it is fun to try and see if they
will not forget to get down low or
even light.
The directors of Cameron town
| 7''i INV, i"'' 1'Aohetdy, puISudbl "
law and organized and conducted such
! business as naturally comes before
such a body. The officers for the
coming year are:
President John Lovelace
Treasurer S. NJ. Luse.
Secretary j. j Courtney:
Directors,
No. | NJ. D. Grow, appointed.
No. A. d. Stray. appointed.
No. 3 Walter Greenlee.
, No. / Ora Corner.
| No. ) Frank Buckner
No. 6 August Schrader.
No. / Henry Bovaird.
No. $ L. G. Kopp.
No. 9 John Lovelace.
The board decided to raise the
wages from $50 90, per month to
S32 90, per month and to reduce the
term to eight months. The raise
in wages, we consider good thing as
the average teacher is too little paid
and those who have overcome all
obstacles and progressed cannot near
afford to waste time for even these