Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-03

Mrs. Ed Finch and daughter who
Tor few days, returned home feeling
fine.
If you want to reach the homes of
the people of Audubon County talk to
them through the Journal. The list
is a big one.
Mrs. James Hunt and Mrs. Arthur
Farquhar accompanied their niece
Miss Bessie Crockett to her home in
South Dakota.
Mr.. Elwood Buckner of Cameron
township, one of the salt OF earth, was
in Audubon Tuesday mingling bust
neos with pleasure.
About September first Rev. F. E.
Blanchard of Sheridan, Wyoming
will commence to preach for the
Christian church here. The gentle
man comes highly recommended.
The Journal has been soliciting
farms for sale where the owners act
ually wanted to sell and have made
the price accordingly. They have
probably the biggest list iu the coun-
ty.
Another Rural Free Delivery route
is established out of Audubon. 1t is
numbered six and will run west and
north, James Keightly will be the
carrier and West Jay his substitute
and is to start IN August
The Audubon County Fair books
which are in course of construction at
the Journal office will soon be ready
for distribution. If you have any
thing to sell tell the people about it
they will go into about 5000 homes.
Our friend Doc Wilson who re-
ceived stsoke of paralysis while as
ssting his son in law Mr.. Frank Cor
ner to move to the Rosebud last
spring, is not regaining strength as
fast as he had hoped for. He is still
quite weak.
Frank Buckner Of Cameron who
suffered so long with Sciatic Rheu-
matism last spring, has 80 far recover
ed that he tried his hand at stacking
grain Monday last The trouble still
fingers in Franks anatomy, but is
gradually getting less painful.
H. S. Watlles was business visi-
tor at Atlantic. Mr.. Wattles has re-
Gently purch ased more fencing of the
Wilken Monument Works of Allan.
tic with which he has enlarged his
lot in our beautiful cemetery He
now contemplates grading it.
Will Hudler. typo of the Repub-
lican Office suffered severe strain on
q lower limb sometime ago and it
was found necessary to have an opera
ton performed which was done and
he is much better although it kept
him quiet week or ten days.
Don't forget to bring your basket to
the picnic. Its to be a basket picnic
in the park you know the first course
will be served by Genung and few
tunes by the band will be sandwiched
in, then the Audubon ball team will
try and beat Extra at base ball come
and hear and see how its all done,
August third, tomorrow.
A big shooting match will be held
in Audubon August 9th and 10th at
fair grounds. Many noted shooters
will be present. The club desires the
attendance of everybody. There will
be no charge for admittance, come out,
take seat in the amphitheater and
enjoy something you never saw be-
fore. Ladies and children all get in
terested in the sport. Bring your
basket and have good time.
On account of the promptness OF
our business men and correspondents,
who 80 kindly responded to our re.
quest to get their business and CORE.
sponde in day earlier this week
to enable us to give our force a days
holiday at Audubon Thursday and in.
cidentally to take bit of hi-lo our
selves we are enabled to meet all con
tingencies and the lucky thirteen
that's our force-are therefore pretty
much elated Barring all accidents
we'el mingle with the hundreds OF
Fxiraites who celebrate at the HUI
tomorrow. In case of an accident
we'el probably celebrate among the
angels.