Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22

agood quality of it.
Henry McElroy, one of the best
farmers in the west part of Guthrie
county, shipped six cars of fine stock,
Monday, to the Chicago markets.
They are in frst-class condition and
Will net him neat sum of money.
Father Gleason who was located
here for some time in the Catholic
church but who is now at Valley juno
ton was shaking hands with his past
Pensioners last Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Pet Hart and her mother are with
. him who are still keeping house for
him.
The democrats of the county select
ed the following list of men to attend
the state convention at Des Moines be-
ing held this week but all the bows
did not get to go:
j. +. McAninch.
T,J. McGovern.
~ John Doak.
John Ward
VIM. Rucker
VIM. Armstrong
Hamp Jones
Phil Bickelhaupt
h Frank Huffman
Hon. Silas Wilson, proprietor of the
Atlantic Nurseries was in town last
Saturday transactng business with
eTaggert Lyman. He purchased nine
& Thousand buds for his own nursery
land spoke most highly of the condition
of the Audubon Nursery and classed
it with the best nurseries, of the state
The nursery is in prosperous and excel
ent conditions and in excellent shape
Ito make the fall delivery. The proprie
! tors of this enterprise are known and
4 classed among the best men of the
state and are thoroughly qualified to
successfully raise the standard of their
business.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weighton had decided to go to the
woods of Extra for days rest and to
take few friends with them. Miss
Lois also invited some of her young
friends to go and they all made out a
very merry party. Down in the woods
where the chirp of the cricket is lost
in the thousand other melodies. they
|, spread their tables and partook of
fine picnic dinner as they ever had, for
: Mrs. Weighton is one the acknowledge
ed best providers in the country. Those
who went were, Mr.. and Mrs. Weigh
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Hill, Messers
VIM Cunningham, Will Nc Farlane,
Will Bayor, Nelson Cowles, George
Viewer, Albert Matthias, Misses Lois
/; Stuart, Ada Kuhn. Miss brown of
Belle PLANE, Cappie Matthias, Mae
Hoover and Miss Bentley of Valley
junction.
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Carmichael and
Mrs Elliot, her mother depart tomor-
row for Charles City where Mrs Car.
michael will teach during the coming
year as instructor in music in the CITY
schools. Mrs. Carmichael has been a
!, very important factor in the Audubon
schools, the teaching circles and soci-
iety. She has had charge of the music
in the public schools and has brought
cosmos out of chaos. Every room
shows the effect of her untiring ener.
! gy and tact and skill in bringing out
he various voices. She has conducted
Several musical entertainments given
by her pupils from the high school
and they vera highly creditable to her
work and to the school. She has
taught music in the summer school
and institute here for several years and
her work is plainly seen throughout
the county. She always has more de-
mands from pupils in instrumental
4 thing she can attend to. She is lady
who can always be relied upon in any
Z public function and will he missed by
her many friends and associates who
wish her we'll in her new home and
work.