Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26

July Fourth to hear Senator Dolliye
and indulge in the usual pastimes
the day.
i Geo Pope who formerly worke
lor Stemm as harness maker but VIII
ow carpentering, went to Oman
Saturday fora visit with his family
John Ruhs is again back from III
where he has been looking for farm
put did not purchase a place. He i
dealing for one however and expects
to go there in the spring.
Geo. Stemm testifies that the farm
ers believe in protecting their horse,
from fhe bothersome flies; he has dis.
posed OF thirty pair of nets already
and has good prospects of more.
Mike Baust is back from Texas
where he purchased section of land
and intends to either go their him.
SELF or to send the boys down to look
after it next season, so we are told.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wilde are now
moved into their new house and will
soon have things shaped about and
settled so they will soon again be
ready to receive their friends.
We understand that the CITY of
boss is to assume city dignity and
have bakery shop that can sell good
bread at four cents loaf. We would
care ii such one would move to our
town.
w. Frankel is another of our thrifty
farmers who had held out about 25O0
bushels of corn and placed it on the
market this week to be ready for the
new crop that gives early promise
now of being large one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carr are reioic.
Ing over the arrival of little girl
that came to their home last Wednes-
day to make lite's stay with them.
She is the first child that has come to
their home and their joy is unbound
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby are now
Keeping house in rooms over the store.
and are now enjoying those Pc
GUITAR surprises to couples just Begin
ming to keep house when they think
they have everything necessary and
they discover they have forgotten the
most essential things.
Nielsen, the hog buyer, from Audu-
bon, came up Monday aud began buy.
ing from this point. He put the
price up to where farmers could not
resist and the fattened swine came
pouring in from every direction so
ne had couple of cars ready for ship.
ment by Tuesday.
Wednesday night another of those
social gatherings of youth and wit
and beauty took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Everetts so well
known as place where open hospi-
tailty bubbles over like a fountain
each sparkle of humor representing
ray OF refacted happiness. Few peo-
pie who do not partake of similar
gatherings can appreciate what such
opportunities mean and of course can
only catch faint and indistinct glim-
mering of the real pleasure these
young people had or their appreci-
alton of the kindness of their hostess
IN allowing them the good time and
The good things they so much enjoy
ell.
Last Saturday night the inhabit-
snts of Ross awakened along toward
he hour of midnight to hear a strang g
md unfamiliar sound on the air but II
ooking and investigating they found
he noise came from the home of the
oily carrier Of rural mails, Jens Lor-
'nsen. and his wife. They could not
understand how Jens could make so
much confusion of tongue alone so in
only to find that Jens had
invited a crowd of young people in
he community to gather there for a
party. 1t was more than party, it
vas a Publication. Youth and beauty
mingled together and sounds various
md unfamiliar to the uninitiated !
'ame from the house until the time
'ame to depart, but all speak of the
good time they had.