Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-12-22

evening DECEMBER ~.
The best educated colored troupe in
the world, the Dixies.
Do not allow the opportunity to
pass. Hear the Dixies.
j. Bridenstine returned, Monday
evening, from Kansas.
Will Lewis was a Manning visitor
between trains Saturday.
Chas. Newell was an Audubon Wis
itor the last OF the week.
Hear the songs you used to hear.
The Dixies, Gray Dec. 30.
We know that you will like the
Dixies, Gray December 80.
Jess Higgins is helping in the Hepp
blacksmith shop this week.
Read this, then come to hear the
bikes. Gray, December 80.
Mr.. S. c. Handles came home Thurs.
day evening from Des Moines.
The Dixies are the best troupe of
colored musicians in the world.
Carl Fosbeck and Frank Lyken are
expected home for the holidays.
Joe Nedrow visited at the VIM. Per
rine home Sunday and Monday.
Herman Myers had his sale Monday,
everything bringing a good price.
The songs sung by the Dixies are
just immense. Gray December 80.
Groteluschen & Fosbeck shipped out
a car load of hogs Tuesday evening.
Your money back if your'r not sat
isfied by the Dixie Jubilee Singers.
Fl G. Walters and daughter, Edna,
were visitors in Manning Saturday.
Miss Clio Beers is expected home
from Manning the last of the week. :,
The Dixies please immensely ev' ~
where they go. Gray December 80.
A musical entertainment that pleas
| es-the program given by the Dixles.
Do YOU like the old time melodies?
Then hear the DiXies at Gray Deem
Der 80.
"The Di1ies are fine singers, besides
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j. Bryan.
Jaw Lancelet returned Monday even.
ing from Kansas where he has been
working.
Several Manning young people We're
down Saturday night to attend the
literary.
The most popular music in the
world today. The Dixies, Gray, De
cember 80.
Mrs. Will Barger went to Manning
Wednesday to visit her brother Roy
and family.
w. Firebaugh has ordered q new
corn shelter from Greenwaldt, Grotel
uschen & Co.
Mi. and Mrs. Mertz went to Ross
Friday night where MI. Mertz wa.
auctioneer for the box social.
w. b. Davis was in town last Thurs
day on his way home from a visit witt
his son George near Dedham.
"Their singing was so satisfactory
that we expect to have them again
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Jubilees, classical, camp meeting
sentiment and plantation songs, negr'
lullaby's, etc, by the Dixies.
Mrs. Wilson and mother went t.
Manning Saturday to visit until afte
Christmas with Mrs. Wilson's son.
We can not recommend the Dixi
Jubilee singers any too highly.
Gray Lecture Course Com.
Not q minstrel troupe but the bes
troupe of colored musicians on tn
road. Dixies. Gray, December 80.
The Di2ies have more favorabl
press notices than any other jubile
troupe in the world, Gray, Decembe
80.
Tom Kennedy has been staying on
at Chas. Higgins taking care of thing
while Mr.. Higgins was running
shelter.
James CARRIER was out at the Johl
Cameron home last week taking car
of things. while Mr.. Cameron was il
Audubon attending court.
School closes Friday for sewers
weeks vacation. Miss Denton's an,
Miss Swaney's oom will unite il
giving an Xmas program.
Fight Will be Bitter.
Those who will persist in closini
their ears against the continual re
commentator of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, will have
. long and bitter fight with their trou
bles, If not ended earlier by fatal tel
mination. Read what T. r. Beall @
, Beall, Miss. has to say: Last fall m,
wife had every symptom of consumI
: ton. She took DIR. Kings New Dir
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