Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-05-26
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| POW DER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
| Rev. Connebeare, the Presby terian
minister at Audubon, will preach
next Sunday at three o'clock at the
Presbyterian church near Old Ham,
lin. A general invitation is extended
to all to go and hear him.
N. E. Crane and wife celebrated
their 25th year of married life last
Saturday and wound up the affair
with dance at night which was Civ
en- out to be free and to which quite
a crowd devoted their attention.
A petition to the board of super
visors is being numerously signed
asking for change in the location of
the road running west of town. The
object being to get the road onto the
ridge which will make better travel
ing.
Miss Christina Biller, of South
Dakota, who came here to attend the
Carstensen-Johnson wedding, came
up from Brayton Monday and was
the guest of j. G. johnson and wife.
She intends to start for her home the
last of this week.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell and daughter
Genevieve and Miss Jennie Hopley, of
Atlantic, visited Saturday night at
the home of Geo. Spencer and wife at
Old Hamlin, and Sunday they drove
to Coon Rapids and visited with
Frank Hopley and wife going home
on Monday.
Hamlin markets for Tuesday of
this week:
| Wheat 64c; corn 4oc; coats 35c; barley
mailing Csc; hard coal $50: Illinois
o.25; Centervllle 900; creamery put-
ter 23c; dairy 16c; eggs 10: potatoes
sl.35; hens Sc; ducks 7ac; turkeys Sc;
geese 6ac; cattle, butcher stuff 14m
Sic top $3.50; hogs 4.05.
Names of pupils enrolled for
spring term at Hamlin Center:
| Meta Petersen, Clara Lund, Ello-
wene Dimick, Jennie Bartlett, Emily
BARTLETT, Roxie Bartlett, Raymond
Larsen, Alfred Larsen, Charlie Pet
ersen, Ida Kyhnn, Arthur Kyhnn.
Harry Lauridsen, Nels Lauridsen,
Carrie Lauridsen, Ethel Mullenger.
Mable Mullenger, Merle Dryden,
Frank Dimick.
LILLIAN V. DYER, Teacher.
Chris Justesen finally made up his
mind last week that we would locate
in California and as he had thirty
days option on twenty acre fruit
farm there he telegraphed TO the
owner at Rldgley, CAL, that he would
take the land and in six hours the
answer was received and all verbal
preliminaries settled. He will move
there next week probably leaving on
Tuesday. He has been suffering with
rheumatic twinges lately which
fastened his decision. Let us all hone
the change will work out his restor-
alton to good health. The friends of
this worthy couple and family wish
them all good luck in their new
abode.
Agent Osborne is quite a sports.
man but it was not generally known
until Monday morning when he was
sitting by his office window his eve
happened to focus on an object some
three hundred yards off that resem-
bled a cub wolf and, remembering
there is reward for all wolf scalns.
large OF small, he made break for
the nearest gun in the vicinity. and
tllling his pocket with cartridges
loaded with buck shot, he started out
in quest of that cub, which he soon
discovered near the bank of the creek.
seemingly oblivious to all things ter.
restrial, not dreaming that death was
DIGGING his steps. The hunter drop
ped fiat on the ground and laborious-
ly dragged himself and weapon to
within about fifty yards, when TAX
ing deadly aim was about to pull the
trigger, when he was startled bv
hearing youthful voice, lust over
the bank, shout: "Hold on there,
don't you shoot my catn' Visions Of
scalps and bounty vanished into thin
air as our hunter YEARLY returned to
the depot and proceeded to brush the
dust off his raiment, while he NUT.
terep to himself, "Well it resembled
young wolf any how"
Take Notice.