Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-18
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Markets as they closed Tuesday:
Corn 373c, oats Sic, wheat 5Sc, hogs
$3.50.
Miss Meta Beers went up to Gray
Sunday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Albert Fest.
Court McGraff of the harness firm
here was business visitor in Audi
bon last Monday.
Dr. Lass has purchased good
team and outfit and is now ready for
any kind of call.
We understood Tuesday that Char
ley Duval had leg broken Monday,
but could not learn the particulars.
Mrs. Inman Sherman expects to 90
down to Lewis the last of the week to
spend few days visiting relatives.
81. Griffin of Viola township brought
in thirty head of fine hogs the first of
the week and sold them to Nels
Olsen.
The coming Sunday will be the
Children's day exercises in the Ger
man church here and good program
will be rendered.
Miss Jessie May departed for her
home in Extra the first of the week
after quite long stay helping in the
Inman Sherman home.
Miss Florence Magill is expected
home from Ames this week. She has
been in school there the past year and
VIII spend her vacation at home.
The merchants and grain men went
out as road fixers the first of the week
and put in some culverts and drained
the roads so the farmers could get to
town.
Fred Ruhs has replaced his horse
that he sold last week with one he
considers better horse which when
broken he thinks will have good speed
and style.
Jim Rutherford is now the possessor
ola fine driving horse that he pur-
chased last week. He is now ready to
go forth to all the doings in the COM
munity and to enjoy life.
Nels Olsen was about the busiest
hog buyer in the county the first of
the week as the whole of Viola town.
ship seemed to turn loose on him. He
sent out a car Monday and three
Tuesday.
John Hooker one of Viola townships
good farmers marketed bunch of "a
hogs the first of the week that averaged
over goo pounds in weight. He got In
on q falrly good market and closed up
a nice little sum.
Il. /. Gilbert we'll known up in
Viola as good farmer and stockman.
marketed 30 head of hogs the first Of
the week to Nels Olsen that averaged
over $50 pounds and at the market
price received good years wages.
Dave Hart had orders to shell out a
car OF corn the first of the week and so
had Miller d Bates shell for him Mon
day and Tuesday he had it all loaded
into a car and shipped it over to
Botna to one of the big cattle feeders
in that locality.
The popular supervisor from Viola
township John G.. Bonwell, was on
the market the first of the week with
so as fine hogs as often come to town,
His big farm up there is we'll
calculated to feed on and Mr.. Bonwell
has good stock to feed which always
gives him top prices.
Thursday as Pat German was COM
ingto town his team became frighten.
ed and ran away with him, throwing
MIN out. The team ran into Mart
Olsen's wagon and knocked Mart off
into ditch but when all got straight.
ened around, no damage was found
but broken endgate. Pat had his
back sprained little but it was not of
a serious nature.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Beers were taking life easy and,
thinking little of anything happening
to them, when 10, a knock was heard
and a crowd came hurting toward
them like an avalanche so that thew
scarcely had time to wonder what was
happening. The visitors were laden
with ice cream and eatables which
were spread out after time, and
when the crowd dispersed the worthy
couple knew that their home was
dedicated for half dozen chairs and
fine rocker attested to their friend
ship and good will.
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly
Healed.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti-
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them