Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-07
Audubon County Journal
CIV. MARLIN. Editor.
Thursday, July I, 1904
GREELEY.

GREELEY.
7 Sunday evening, vexing showers,
anxious hours.
Will Deets was a business caller
in Extra, Saturday.
Bakers medicine man was doing
business in our vicinity this week.
Claf De Jayne was out rustling
RNmilk Nor that baby creamery at
RSNorth Branch.
/ Ralph Stanley gave one of Worth
Hartzeps driving teams trial trip
Ion his mail route.
HiMoung, of near Wichita, came
over tuesday to visit with relatives
and friends in Greeley.
Will Egan is working on system
of water works that will revolution
J, ize things in that field.
Grover Hagueisson of North
4 Branch passed Sunday with his
brothers, Clyde and Will.
Nathaniel Carper and David Soar
OF Audubon were visitors at the
VIM. Rucker home Thurday night.
Good cheer without beer charac-
n terized the big barn raising on the
N Frew Hays farm, Tuesday, June %.
Rob Carper has finished his work
for VIM. Rucker and will go up and
q help his brother-in law Evert Bates
linear Ross.
~ John Musson, the popular grain
Il rnerchant of Audubon, and family.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Blake Sunday.
Mssdames Buchannon and John
4 McNary of near Coon Rapids, came
ldown to spend Sabbath and the
ssSourth with their pare hts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Jayne.
The sorrel flly taken up and adj
vertised some time ago by Miles
KnGh was delivered over to Mr.. E.
H4J. Havis of near Guthrie Center,
Monday. Mr.. Davis paid all dam
/ ages, satisfied the Justices docket
\ and went home we'll pleased that
\ he had found his animal.
4 The Union Baptist Sabbath
School has recently been organic
ed into two divisions which, under
\ the generalship of the minister's
\ wife and Mrs. NJ. Masterson, will be
\ led in an offensive movement
against the favorite retreats of Sa-
4 tan. A handsome prize will be Civ
en- to the division winning the
II greatest number of new pupils into
h the school. The movement is
unique in that the workers are act
uated by three very commendable
\ motives; namely, the success of
their division, the success of the
A school as a whole and the complete
/ rout of Satan's forces from the com.
munity.
n A Sacred cause, holy band,
IA Divine commission to command.
Il The only event of the week that
transcended the ordinary was the
NNpig dance that took place in Geo.
Hgans new barn Wednesday night,
ne @. Forty numbers were sold.
Parrot was chief violinist
Ne sweet strains from two vio-
md an organ kept twenty gay
Jles continuously in a whirl-
III of joy. Had the village min
M kr been present we venture to say
~. he would have viewedthe scene
18th envy and doubtless would
Hhave had some difficulty to keep his
toes from playing trick on his
Hprotession.
" They were jolly and frisky
Ag Without any whiskey;
Mi They were mirthful and gay
w In good wholesome way.
Y They danced till the dawning
EF Peeped in meath the awning
And yelled, "Hike!
LISTENING AND WAITING.
without creed, without friend
Alone, my weary wayI wend
Across this world-a storm-swept space
A Between the cradle and wales of peace.
II Oft, as pause to view the strife,
Y ask, 20 God what is this life?"
Il This answer floats above the din:
"a soul enchanted by vice and sin,
And crying in its agony
For ease and peace and liberty"
M With gentle hand and patient pains
Kind Truth is filing off our chains.
TX some time-sweet thought-these will fall
lR And we shall hear the Savior call:
lS sgEome wandering child, come home to me,
Working Night and Day.
4 The busiest and mightiest little
N thing that ever was made is DR.. Kings
" New Life Pills. These pills change
sweSztess into strength, listlessness
SinN tenergy, brain-fag into mental
n power. They're wonderful in build