Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-14

The transfer of homes of, William
Doak, Chas. Bagley and c, 6. Nelson
was made this week and they all will
soon, be, comfortably located. ~ = :,
I County Treasurer, c: E, BRENNAN
went down to Brooklyn in the east
part of the state last Saturday and
spent Sunday visiting with his par
ents. GGDJsIac no 1nftsfy Ry1%4
For the best grades for the least
money see; w, A. Smutney.a Under
No. 100. Night phone No. 100. Store
| on South Park. y ~ 10 3oi h4-16tf
GeoaW. Gosson returned home, last
| Friday from Des Meines,t where, he
had been as a delegate to the state
convention of the NJ. w. "A. lodge. He
was honered by being chosen as, q
delegateeto the national convention to
be. held in June. There is likely to be
big fight at this meeting as, there are
several. reforms intended to- be pushed
and will be a strong fight to change
| the head officers. eft.n[i Sy1r
DR.. Jackson returned home Tuesday
from the south where he had been
| meeting with the American Medical
Association. They met at New
Orleans and they all nearly athou-
sand in number, went BY water to
Galveston, Texas, and then by special
| trains across this state back north.
The doctor says it was q notable
gathering and aside from the trip it
was OF great practical benefit TO every
doctor present as. the meetings and
discussions We're always profitable. n
We are indebted to Deputy Auditor
ORB. Train for the following report of
the crop acreage Of the county for 1902,
we found: aE sTsag eYG}- (jna@f
Wheat, acres 3Eltl!a IN! t9s 22.09S
Corn, acres ..!t -.! : -at!yL DIE LyGS5,SS9
Oats, acres I'D --g-r LI!it 81 $40
Barley, acres 1910 Y ! l..gI.2 srit g2,24
Rye, acres II ---Lli z. sz?i : ~ sg221
Potatoes, acres gag I! !. -S-g :. Il y927
timothy acres q, 439
Glover, acres .4 495
Prairie hay, acres 1875
Pasturage, acres 225
The committee appointed by the
Commerciai CilIibasd16sg tad 6foiness
today to meet committees from the
towns of logan, fI1arlan, Kimballten,
Elkhorn shd Guthrie Center, in the
Slavery tohight to confer .onN the best
plans to have adopted to push the
enterprises Tomorrow Will be-spent.
on the intgrurban east of Des Moines
to ColfaX SEEING how it isroonducted.
and working. The committee from
here is, J.aA. Nash, Chas. Van Gorder,
=. NJ. Leet, W.. FL. Neff and w. G.
CountysSuperintendent Arthur Far.
quhar has set the. time . for county,
institute 70 begin; June, goth, and it,
will continue two weeks. He has
selected this early period as being
about thepnly time possible to get the
use of the school .hDuseor He has.
secured as instructors, Prof, S., IS.
Stockwellspf Cedar Rapids, d. P. Re
pass of Dexter, P.-B.-W Mood of
Cincinnati, w. H. Lancelot Of Lin.
wood andsF. P. Hooker, of Audubon.
This makes 9 good strong teaching
corp and@they SHOULD ado. good and
efficient work. Every teacher in the
county should lay their plans to be
present atathat& 7Sensraa
awakening up. None of them will
become so efficient that they will not
need an occasional re-toning and this
is-the-l time to get some neMyigor and.
vitality for their teaching work.
The, presi Of the Senior gradu-
ating class, Elmer McKarahan Invited
his classmates to the pleasant home of
his parents on Church street tonight
for q farewell party in the sense, that
They are not leaving each other, but
the organization that has bound them
so closely together in the past years.
la farewell to the good times they
havesenjo @bnt not to the memories
that cling round them like softened
mel low lights shifting through the
shadows of the past They, have. en-!
joyed their work, finished it faithfully
and now most of them will start upon
the untried seas Of q new experience.
Mrs. McKarahan and Elmer have pro.
vided entertainment of such "a pleas
ant nature that the memory of the ec.
casiOn will ever remain stamped upon
the ever awakening tablets Of their
memory. After an evening Of pleas
| antry spent in games acceptable to all.
one of Mrs. Mex arahan,s delightful
lunches will be served when they will
bid each other : good night and 90
forth wondering what the future holds
in storeifor themaam1ai aeua .bH |
' .,1.;,.,, Court Notes, llaa'3 1ae14
r Court convened last Monday WITH
Judge W.<R,t Green on the bench nald
Butler as REPORTER The Grand j jul nv
I was convened consisting of the follow
ing men:J. M. Dimick, Hamliils ttSw8p! !:
W. p. HendEiek ,sViola twp. j; August
1 Kusel, Lincoln tWps: A. Caldwell, n Lac
roy twp; Ri Ca Miller, Cameron twp,