Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-25

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New fall Suits and Overcoats arriv-
ing daily at John ]. Lidd's, Audubon,
Iowa.
A. NJ. Currier and wife left Tuesday
evening for Des Moines for few DAYS
at the fair.
Grin Eddy and Orvill Booth expect
to go to Atlantic today to go into the
canning factory to work.
j. F. Russell departed Tuesday for
ST. Louis to take in the big fair and
get new ideas for the store.
Lucille Brooks went down to Allan
tic Sunday and then on down to
Lewis for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton went
to Des Moines Monday to visit at the
state fair and to see friends.
Miss Mary Fisher has accepted po-
sition in ]. f. Russell's store as sales
lady and is now getting acquainted
with the stock.
| Our clothing is backed by the best
makers in America with guarantee.
JOHN j. LIDD,
Audubon, Iowa.
Henry Turner and wife took short
respite from the labors of the farm the
first of the week and are enjoying
we'll earned holiday down at the state
fair.
Chris Hayder went down to Bray
ton, Monday and went out to the
farm of F. P. Hooker to begin the
erection of large barn for the accom-
mediation of the stock of the renter.
Geo. Nailor who was up in the Dew
il's Lake country, returned as far as
Iowa City last Saturday, where he
stopped for few days visit with
brother he had not seen in fourteen
years.
Next Monday is the day of the Re-
have been busy the past month and as
be contented with the thought that
they made a good campaign.
| Harvey Maharg returned from the
state fair Wednesday where he had
been looking over the various live
stock exhibits and getting practical
pointers that may help him in the
management of his own herds, and he
has some good stock.
&C. Donaldson and Hans Christen-
sen returned home Wednesday from
Oklahoma and Indian territory where
they have been for time looking over
the country thinking they might pur-
chase. They found the crops in excel
lent condition and prospects for devel-
opment most excellent, and believe
their future is just opening.
4 VIM. Armstrong, the thorough and
progressive farmer of Greeley town
ship, returned home Wednesday from
Des Moines where he hes been attend
thing in the stock line running over
with good things. Especially did he
find it so in the hog and cattle display
and he felt we'll pleased with his trip.
| Owen Davis was one of the live,
wide-awake stock men to 60 to the
state fair last week to examine the
stock to see if he could find and breeds
superior to his own any to find if
! there might be better methods in
handling stock. Owen always keeps
up with the times in breeds and care
of stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lastine, former
ly running the Market street hotel but
who left Wednesday for their old
home in Marne, were rendered a fare
we'll reception Tuesday by the I. O..
0. f. and Rebekah lodges, of which
they are members. The members had
prepared a reception that will long re-
main in the chamber of their memory
as one of the bright occasions in their
life's history.
The Journal presses have just turned
out two color bill for the first an
nual veterans association and old set
tiers picnic at Extra that is one of the
best put out in years. The workman.
ship and make up is positive proof
that the Journal Office is the best
equipped in this line of any in the
west. The bill is up to date and shows
the entire office is in shape to do high
grade work of all kinds and designs
We feel proud of the product from oul
presses that will always show high
class work and proves that we stand
second to none.
Only next week until the County
Fair opens. The officers have beer
busy getting things in shape for it
The stables are all in fret class con
dition to receive stock. Much new
room has been added to the hog sheds
as all the available space was filled ir
the old sheds. There will be a fine ex
hibit in this line. There is every
promise of a good showing in the cat
tie barns also, and always is in tn,
horse barns The garden display
should be the finest this year. for i
has been an excellent year to get goot
results from gardens.
New Fall and Winter Styles
We now show the largest and mos
up.to-date line of Mems and Boys
New Fall and Winter Clothing. On