Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-29
Woodmen Listen!

in the intervening time. The assoc.
iation has not shown the least incli-
nation to shift liability.
| George B. Kellogg will return from
! his Woodbine trip July sth.
A new cement walk is being con-
structed across block %, first avenue.
| Bird Phelps and family will return
home from their Illinois visit to-
/ morrow.
Ben Train, our county Auditor, is
passing a pleasant week with rela-
tives and friends in Hampton, Iowa.
John A. Nash will go to Lake Oko-
boji July 9Th where he expects to pass
the heated term by and on the beauti.
full lake, Okoboji
Mrs. Nlckum and her daughter-in-
law of Manning were here today and
visited with Mr.. Nickum, who works
at the Doak market.
The Modern Woodman drill team
are practicing evenings so as to be
able to compete for the prize offered
by the Manning M. W. A. July 4th.
William Dryden has exchanged his
livery stock and good will in the bus.
mess for farm in Minnesota and will
give possession July first after which
he will go to his Minnesota farm and
look after his crop.
DR.. Fulton and his aged father and
mother were passengers south We'd
nesday, the doctor going to Lewis to
Sit q Qtinnf q nd hiS no rot
ing to their home at Atlantic after q
pleasant visit with the doctor and
Instantly.
Mr.. Dan Matthias and family are en-
joying visit with his children who
are located here. Mr.. Matthias has
lived in the southland so long that
he complains of the climate changes
that Iowa is subjected to. We hope
it will not shorten his visit here how
ever.
Ben Carr Sr. was at Des Moines on
business all week. He will return
however by Saturday as Aretas lodge
[. 0. O. f. have their installation
Saturday night, and as Mr.. Carr is
the District Deputy Grand Master
for this district, he is very handy
man to have on hand on such an oc-
casion.
AS we go to press we learn of the
sudden death of Grandpa Baker up
in Viola township. Mr.. Baker was
one of the Oldest citizens in the north
part of the county. The aged wife of
this good man died but a few weeks
ago and he was too feeble to sustain
the shock. We will publish the obit-
uary next week.
DR.. Brooks returned Monday from
Des Moines with his new automobile
and now the doctor can be heard sing
ing to the tune of sPadd!e your own
canoen the following:
Whether deer or bear,
Or pheasants or peasants,
That auto can go right through;
Whether rain or shine,
Or midnight chime,
She hastens her duty to do.
Or words to that effect.
Professor Hooker returned home a
few days ago from barrow, Oklahoma.
The big drawing came off while he
was there. He reports every one
satisfied with the way it was done.
This is the same townsite that Prof.
d. P. Repass, of Dexter, took so many
subscriptions for in Audubon County,
ana II ls pleasure to US as well as to
the Professors many patrons to say
that they are we'll pleased with the
treatmentaccorded them there. We
predict fine well arranged city will
spring up there and will flourish.
The business of the JOURNAL in Au.
dubon is SO satisfactory that we have
engaged the services of A. F. Drake
to attend to business matters in our
absence, and anything submitted to
him will be attended to with prompt.
ness. We shsll be in Audubon az
usual. We thank our patrons one and
all for their kind patronage and
shall endervor to keep the columns
OF the JOURNAL free from malicious
abuse at all times, and to continue to
make it an ideal newspaper, face from
offensive matter, worthy the perusa]
OF eveay member of the family, and
an educator. You may see us each
Wednesday.
Charles Tramp returned from An.
arkana, Oklahoma trip Wednesday
where he has been for two weeks and
reports fine crops down there. Pota
toes have been in use since Nav
Sweet corn, roasting ears already be-
deck the natives tables. Mr.. Tramr
brought with him peach he picked
from three year old tree that was 8
good size. He says he could easily
reach around the top of the tree and
that there was at least a bushel of Ius
cious fruit on it. They were thresh
ing their wheat and marketing it
corn was tasselng out and cotton was
about foot high. The, u. S. govern.
ment has let the building of a Cour,
House in Lawton and Court House
in Anarkana both to one man al
$48, 900 each. Chef Hibbs has a nice
property in the latter city and has il
well improved. His sons and he are
doing we'll at the mason business.
A Bad Scare.
Some day you will get bad scare
when you feel pain in your bowels
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, sure cure
| for all bowel and stOmach diuaoooo