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

| S7ANLES 6A9LEYs
Mrs. L. j. Hill is on the sick list this
week and for few days was consider
ed quite seriously ill.
i I can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class sh ape. Bring them
j. q. WOLFE.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
See F. NJ. Tharnish for watch and
clock repairing, at Frazier's.
II Miss Laura Musson went down to
Atlantic Wednesday for few days to
visit with friends and to attend the
carnival.
Earl Maharg came home from Ames
last Wednesday and remained until
Friday when he went back with the
excurslonists.
Cal Wilson got back from the
northern part OF the state Tuesday
evening where he had been called by
the serious illness of a relative.
| The Misses Elsie and Dora Larsen
were called out to their home the first
of the week on account of the serious
illness of their brother Louis but who
is now better.
| Miss Meta Jensen, daughter of Jas
per Jensen the merchant at Poplar is
now nicely recovering from the attack
of appendicitis and will soon be
around again.
Len Heathcote, one of Douglas
townships best farmers added good
dollar to our exchequer not long ago
and Wednesday went down to Allan
tic to see the sights of the carnival.
Hi Mendenhall has bills out an
nouncing a public sale of his property
at his home on October %. Hi has
rented his property and will sell every-
thing and devote his time to some
other line.
Alfred c. Merwin, of Leon. Iowa,
has accepted q position in the drug
store of A. H. Roberts and began work
this week. Mr.. Merwin is a register
ed pharmacist and will be able to COM
pound anything that may come to the
store.
II Rev. Littleton will begin his series
of meetings in his church on the 26th,
or rs soon as he gets back from the in
ternational convention at Omaha. J.
Will Landrum will have charge of the
singing and all may be sure Of receiv-
ing good. bsr
Sheriff Anderson was down to Clar-
india last Monday with Miss Lena
Larsen whom the commissioners had
adjudged insane and left her there to
see if anything could be done with
her to relieve her of that peculiar hal
lucin alton. ~
il Mrs. A. L. Brooks entertains tomor-
NOW night for Miss Briggs, principal
of the High School and whom she
knew before she came here to teach.
Mrs. Brooks knows well how to enter
tain her guests and will amply pro-
vide entertainment for everybody that
is invited to attend.
Last Wednesday morning, Fred
Vermilya, Frank Adams, H. w. Will
son and Frank Watts all hustled out
early, donned their hunting clothes
and took to the woods of Extra for q
day in the timber and to try their
craftsmanship on the squirrels and
what other game they could find that
the law allows them to kill.
There will be gathering Friday
night at the home of A. G. Darland
out at his Douglas township home. 1t
will be their farewell party and those
who are going know full we'll that
they might just as we'll submit to
the good time of their life for the fam
lily will have everything that can be
had to give them royal time.
The Lutheran church up by GRAY OF
which Rev. Ehlert is pastor, held a
conference this week and discussed
ways and means for the pushing for
ward of the work of the church
Those present from away were: Rev
II. Markworth of Dexter, Rev. F.
Hemka of Tacoma, Rev. G. H. Otto OF
Atlantic, Rev. G. F. Eisele of Adair
and Rev. L. Kolb OF Coon Rapids.
Court convened Tuesday with Judge
A. B. Thornell on the bench Tn tc
Wednesday little had been done ex.
cept with the assignment of cases
+ which the judge was doing with little
waste of time. The grand jury soor
finished up their work and were dis
missed Wednesday noon. Two true
bills were found against Charlie Phil
ipson who helped young man no
long since to get marriage licens,
when he was not of age.
A great many from here awaited
themselves of the opportunity to visi
the agricultural college at Ames las
Friday on the annual excursion. AL
who went now have clever concep
ton of the real working of the school
During the whole day students wer
placed all over the building to explai
anything the visitors might want t
know or did not understand. Some O
the best speakers of the state wer
there to entertain all. Work was don
showing visitors how stock is cared fo
tests made and in fact how the Who'll
vast machinery of the school is cor
trolled and run.
Get out now and clean up your rul
bish in the alley ways and aroun
your buildings. Fix up those oil