Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-28

Mr.. Bert Eaton and Miss Grace
Kibby were married Wednesday
morning. and the young people left
for South Dakota.
Mrs. Otis Emery and her little son
of Beaver Creek, Minnesota came here
Friday last to visit at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Swee-
zey during the holidays.
The Danish people had fine
Christmas tree at Audubon Tuesday
evening and more enjoyable time no
people ever had. In fact no country
people ever enjoy the holidays like our
Danish friends.
1t is reported that William Nef is
mu ,h better and will soon be able to
resume his journey home. 1t will be
remembered that he was taken sick
while away with land seekers and OBJ
liged to go to hospital for treatment
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. 1t goes to
every part of your body, bringing
new blood, strene tn aud new vigor.
1t makes you we'll and keeps you
we'll. 80 cents. Nick Doffing & Go.
Chris Rasmussen, the agent of Luse
q Co. was on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Rasmussen informs US that the
Company have moved Their head Of
flee from Carroll to st. Paul, that city
being nearer the center of their i'm
mense land business.
| Miss May Farquhar went to Lin
coin, Nebraska last week to help
nurse sick brother back to health.
We mentioned last week that Mr..
Farquhar had stepped on nail that
pie ced his foot and that the doctors
had met to amputate the limb but
quently had deferred the operation.
Since that Mr.. Farquhar became ill
other ways and has been very sick.
The foot however is improving.
Clifford Brooks who some time ago
went to California on account of i'll
health, has left Long Beach, where
he first located and is now sent by
his physician to the mountain dis
p trict. He will occupy his time on a
. mountain ranch doing what he can
q do in his new employment and vigi.
: lantly seeking to recover his impaired
constitution. Clifford some day next
J summer, will come home picture of
i, health and will bless the day that he
! went to the Pacific coast in search
: of his health.
o Mr.. Miles Kness of Greeley town.
9 ship has moved his belongings to Aud
: ubon and taken charge of the North
!. feed barn. Mr.. Kness goes into the
4 business knowing well the needs Of
. the farmers as well as others using
his privileges. His most earnest
n desire is to so conduct the business
n that he will merit share of the bust.
h ness done in this line. When in need
n of good cheap feed and comfortable
Il quarters for your team give the
y North Park Feed Barn call.
Miss Verge Wilson of Audubon
e having proven up on her 100 acres o
land in The Rosebud, returned to hel
:. parents last week only to be followed
y in a few days by Mr.. Bruce NJ. Brunt
70 lett of South Dakota and claim he
- hand in marriage. The ceremony
le was performed at the home of tn,
bride by the Rev. Grant of the M. E
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruntlet
2 started Tuesday for their new home
~ Miss Wilson was raised to womanhoo.
4 in Audubon County, She is lad.
g of exceptional qualifications and
e we'll fitted to make the home plac
= of beauty, of joy, of peace, of rest t
e man. We have not the pleasure G
RI the acquaintance of Mr.. Bruntlett bu
y he comes to us highly recommends
81 from his section of the country. TIL
RI good wishes of the Journal will fo
y low them.
~ An exchange saws the goosebon
~ shows indica tions of warm winte
e Not having killed goose this yea
"a we don't know about that. But W
~ do know the rabbits did not put O
q flesh until very late. fla hard VIII
IA ter is coming on they always fate
~ up and get ready to eat by Octohe
- They were not good eating this yes
n until November. The squirrels wei
~ very lazy about putin, up store
81 There is very little food in their viii
n ter quarters. The bees, too, were ne,
~ ligent, and made little honey. A
IS this gives evidence of short an
n pleasant winter. We failed to fin
~ any caterpillars to see their color.
e they are solid brown, the whole viii
IA ter will lie like Indian summer. III
~ corn husks were ragged, too and tt
e ends of the ears were not protecte
n The husks always grow out long ov
~ the ends of the ears when the wealth
"a is going to be cold. The wild gee
N have not all gone south yet and tn
~ is another proof that the winter wi
S be short. The muskrats have mac
~ but small additions to their house
~ and taken all together, the whit,
III must of necessity be very mild ar
= short in order to make good the sign