Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-10
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Miss Bernice Seibert has accepted a
position at Indianola as trimmer and
is there busy at work.
Mrs. John McKarahan entertains
the missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow, Friday.
Dick Northup, candidate for sheriff
on the democratic ticket shipped car
of cattle to Omaha last Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. B. Russell came home last
week after spending a greater part of
of the summer away visiting friends.
j. o. Parks was expected this week
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gecs
Townsend.
Mat Gardner went over to Guthrie
Center the first of the week to look
after the farm he purchased over there
last spring.
The M. E. M. degree in the chapter
will be given tonight to j. NJ Graham
and Loui Bartlett of Extra and G. A.
Marlin of Newton.
[ Several of the local horsemen went
to Avocasand Guthrie Center to enter
horses in the speed ring to try to take
away some of the money.
! Did you read the bargains in Fred
Nermilya's big loom end sale ad. in
the last issue. If not try it in this is
sue and you will see rare bargains.
Miss Gretchen Nash returned home
Tuesday evening from her summers
outing at Lake Okoboji Her sister
Beatrice coming home last Saturday.
Jim Low shipped car of his own
feeding in cattle to the Omaha mar
kets last Tuesday night accompanying
them to market himself to make sure
of good treatment.
The Catholic school begins Septem-
Der 10th. They had good year dur
ing what time they run during last
season and are expecting things to
open more prosperous now than in the
past.
| DR.. Fulton has recently purchased
an electrical apparatus that he is add
ing to his office fixtures He will use
it in treating chronic cases that come
to him af the efficacy of this treatment
whichis being proved all lover the world
j Miss Mildred Smith entertained her
young friends last Friday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Cora Osborn
of Atlantic. Progressive Finch was
the game of the evening and the
young folks assembled spent merry
evening together.
Will Baylor returns to Bond, Miss,
Friday to resume his work as book
keeper in the firm of which Doug
Thayer is manager. The knowledge
received in the bank while here en-
inently fitted Will for bookkeeper in
any capacity.
VIM. Neff went to Avoca Tuesday
evening to attend their county fair
The fair is in the same association
that our fair is and Mr.. Nef goes as
starter in the speed ring, his fairness
and good judgement in this line being
recognized by horsemenand officers all
, over the association.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar entertained a
number of her young lady friends
i Wednesday at pleasant luncheon
and social good time in which free
and untrammeled opinions on many
subjects made it happy occasion.
Those present were the Misses Eva
Thomas, Clara Leonard, Myrtle Town
send, Kitty Rollins, of Des Moines,
Minnie Maharg, Bessie Jones, Nora
Hunt and Ella and Mae Farquhar.
S. M Crane and Cecil Elsie were
. united in marriage the second by JUS.
: tice Joe Ross. Though young in years
. and himself bachelor, Mr.. Ross &C.
; complished the performance of the
! ceremony with dignity that i'm.
pressed the couple with the great sol.
emnity Of the promises they were
! making, not only to each other but tc
t the world, to love and cherish and il
e need be to tolerate each other on the
S journey of matrimonial happiness
e they have so ardently begun. They
: have reached those years of maturity
in which they can realize their indi
O vidual responsibility to the world a
q large and with past made good by
. unselfish deeds their friends trust anC
q believe they will have happy future
Mat Rippey and John Horning lef
last week to enter Coe college at Ceda
Rapids. The boys have learned tn,
! value Of hard study and are prepared
; to make the most of their work during
9 the school year. They are are pursu
. ing right course. We feel we canno
) impress too often on the minds of tn
% young readers the good Of education
. and the fact that it may be reached
. by anyone with the proper ambition
: Any boy or girl can take colleg
" course if they SO desire. If they Cal
= reach school with clothes for yea
and even S $500 they can get through
> for any faculty or president of schoo
l. will find work for them to do tina
< they may pay their board and tuition
% Oar boys feel too often that they mus
rs begin making money too soon in life
g We believe that in any profession
s. the boy takes his full course in colleg
% even if he is 26 or 81 when he con
d pletes it he will have better success a
j. thirty than if he had been through a
& twenty one. Go to school.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
is Bedridden, alone and destitute