Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-20

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Darwin Parrott is at Menlo visiting.
| Dan Mathiasis at Sac City visiting
friends.
| County Recorder, Ed Woods, was
at Carroll last week.
A little daughter was born to Grant
Fisher and wife Tuesday.
| Professor R9pass is in town attend
ing Institute as one Of the instructors.
Mr.. Burnside attended Chautauqua
at DEVILS Lake North Dakota last
week.
Burglaries are so numerous that the
citizens are all buying arms for self
protection.
Johnny Roth is about on crutches,
because of cash on one foot cut by q
broken bottle.
Through the kindness of Mr.. E. J..
Freeman, the park is now lit up every
night at his expense.
Nils. III. EGlcuaTus Ctuo III 10 see
the doctor last week. She will re-
main several weeks.
Mr.. Wrinkle, we'll digger and dit
cher who lives west of town, died
suddenly Friday last.
| Agoodly number of the school teach.
ers attending the Normal Institute
went to their homes Saturday.
|
| George Marcussen will soon start
with his family to Denmark. We
| hope they may have pleasant trip.
Miss Mary Holderman of Morris,
Illinois is in the city visiting her
friends Mrs Buck and Mrs. Johnson.
i Geo. Langworthy has gone home
for few days visit. George will
soon have a shingle swinging in the
air.
George Kellogg and family returned
last week from their visit home at
Woodbine. George will tell you
about Colorado soon.
Hotel Petersen was a happy place
the other day. A birthday was on
and every body was jovial. 1t was the
landlady's birthday.
The Commercial Club completed
its membership Friday by adding the
one hundredth name to its list. The
gentlemen are now ready for business
While we are blessed with good
, weather for the growing crops the
= flat lands of Kansas are over-fioweG
f Our county attorney, George Cosson
e made speech before the County
: Attorneys Convention at Des Moines
t last week that was highly commented
i on by the Register and Leader.
= 1t is pretty we'll authenticated that
. the Reverend Billy Sunday had nine
: hundred and seven conversions to his
= credit at Canton, Illinois last week
:. The collections amounted to nearly
!. 100000
q August 9 and 10 the Audubon Cur
e Club will hold two days shooting
q carnival. Some two hundred dollars
have been donated to the tournament
: and every man in Audubon county il
requested to be here and shoot.
Frank Mott so they say,
Is up near Gray
Making hay.
Spending his vacation,
By way of variation,
On the farm
OF Brother Forsbeck
Riding horse back.
He will be cared for as he Is in goo,
hands.
Our old friend, Frank Buckner,
out on crutches after tussel will
rheumatism for about three months
Our sympathy has been with MI
Buckner not because we have enter
tanned the disease, or it has entertain
ed US, but because, to shut up an act
i've man from the world and compe
him to lie abed when all the spring.
work is on is almost living death
We trust the worst is over Frank an
may the demon never be found lurb
ing in your veins again.
A most destructive hail storm pass
ed over the north part of the count
Thursday evening, July 18th and 8
near as we could learn, the followin
gentlemen lost their entire crops:
Messrs. Alex Campbell, F. F
Mclaughlin, Albert Polzin, Henri
Heesh, Leopold Fuss, August Kier
est, Fred Ross, several around til
German Lutheran Church, Thoma
Bastendorf, Emil Borkouski, Geore
Schroeder, H. B. Shelley, Charlie
McLachlin, Hendricksen brother
John Liken, Carl Bogatski, Sar
Garmire, Mrs. Walter Greenlee, All
Firebaugh, William Freetley, Tor
Scott, Ad Settlemire' Charles Romey
Mrs. Robinson, and Ed Baldwin
From Mr.. Baldwin's the storm ira,
eled east, over the same track tbs
was partially destroyed by hail tw
weeks ago. And on this tract AdoIp
Franz and Claus Johnson are adde
to the list.