Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-16

Germany, received by M. G. Gill
from his daughter Mrs. Chas. Hen
sley, say that the medicinal waters
and treatment received there are hav-
ing a decidedly beneficial effect upon
her, and she hopes that she will soon
| be restored to her usual health.
b. Fredricksen of Scranton, Iowa,
who purchased the w. D. Stanley
farm last spring was here last Mon
day purchasing hay and other ar
ticles TO be delivered at the farm.
He will move here next spring and
| wants everything to be in readiness
for spring work when he arrives.
The democrats of this township
held their caucus last week in the
Hamlin Center school house as an
nounced and nominated the following
ticket: Township clerk, 7. j. Cog
Ion, township assessor, John McKib-
ben, Justice of the Peace, N. E.
Crane, Constables, Elmer Davis and
G. w. Crees.
Henry Shryer the agent at the de-
pot finds time occasionally to ascend
Creamery hill and gaze with an ex-
preston of doubt and perplexity
away off across the Classic Botna and
muse, "Will it be or is il not to be
that is the question:" We presume
he is musing over the prospects of
another ball game; who knows?
Chris Justesen was nearly in a
frenzy the first of the week over the
non-arrival OF consignment of coal
he had ordered away long time ago
and there his customers were calling
for coal and not q shovel full in the
bin and of course the customers had
to drive to Audubon and try their
luck there which was not pleasant
sight to Chris.
| The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Justesen, Mrs. r. F. Hansen
who has been visiting them for the
past three months left last Wednes-
day tor her home at Chinook, Mon
tana. Her father accompanied her as
far as Atlantic to see her started and
then he spent the remainder of the
day in seeing the sights to be seen in
the Carnival City.
The elite of this station and yicin-
ity are on the tip toe of expectancy
over the departure last Monday of
MIR. Otto Ruble and Miss Sofia Burr
for Atlantic to attend the weeks
amusements and are wondering if
they will not return as one. Any
how all the old shoes are broght forth
and placed in handy reach and an ex-
ira quantity of rice is being purchas-
ed in anticipation of what all are ex.
pecting and looking for.
Our good friend w. S. Thomas
over east Of the station came to town
last Tuesday and greeted every body
with a glad smile and "What will
you have boys?" interrogation and on
being asked what was the occasion of
all this pleasantness and liberality
exclaimed, "It's ten pound boy
came Monday morning and all doing
well, have smoke boys" which the
boys all did wishing the happy faith
er may always have occasion to re-
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Fred Heileman has made satisfac-
tory arrangements and will start next
Monday for Milwaukee, Wisconsin to
attend the big butter makers conven-
tion which will be held in that city
next week. Fred believes in keep
ing up or little ahead of the pro-
cession and is willing to devote his
time to the acquisition of all infor-
nation in the butter manufacturing
line that he may be able to produce q
still better quality of butter and
thus increase the assets of the patrons
for whom he is laboring. This visit
will be OF much advantage to him as
well as the company for if there are
new ideas advanced and newer i'm
provements introduced he will be one
Of the first to grasp hold of and in
troduce them in the Blue Grass
Creamery.