Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-12
Cameron TownshipINews,

dubon Sat.
Harry Northup and wife were a
Dedham Tuesday.
A good many Eden Valley people
went to Ames Friday.
John Sommers and wife visited al
VIM. Ballou's Sunday.
Mr.. Bouskie has rented the Ear.
hart farm for five more years.
Harry Northup lost calf with the
disease prevailing in this locality.
Charlie johnson and Godfrey
Dreher drove to Audubon Sunday
Harry Northup and wife visited al
the Everett Norton home last Thurs
Mrs. VIM. Neitzel is enjoying Wis.
it with two Of her cousins from lows
City.
Frank Miller and wife were Sun.
day visitors at the Joseph johnson
home.
The poor farm steward Wallace
father, wife and son went thru Cam
eron Saturday.
Pat Jarman threshed last week and
the grain turned out much better
than he expected.
Mrs. John Peterson is in very poor
health and is not improving but is
growing weaker day by day.
Rev. Fleming will preach at Elder
Valley next Sunday at the usual
hour. All are cordially invited.
Miss Minnie Neitzel and Mr.. John
Carl have returned from an extended
visit in Poweshiek and Iowa Co.'S.
This nice weather is turning the
corn to golden color and is rapidly
ripening it. Corn husking will soon
be on.
VIM. Neitzel and Tom Shelley de-
parted for Canada Tuesday to view
the country and probably invest in a
farm.
Joe Elwood of the firm of johnson
& Buck firm of Audubon was bust
ness caller and took dinner at the Joe
johnson home Wednesday,.
| Quite crowd of young people
gathered at the home of Amos Far
cher Friday night and participated
in games and music. Refreshments
were served and all had jolly time.
Mrs. T. Fl. Ulringe of Audubon was
an overnight visitor at the Joseph
johnson home Saturday night. She
will visit few days with her daugb-
ter Mrs. Joshua Jorden of Viola town.
ship.
We hear that Frank Buckner who
went 10 Colfax for the benefit of his
health is improving rapidly. We are
glad to learn this as Mr.. Buckner has
been great sufferer from rheuma-
| tism.
Quite number of Cameron people
attended the sale Of Watt Fry who
is selling off his surplus stock and
will farm on smaller scale having
bought an so acre farm about 6 miles
south of him.
i VIM. McCaw formerly Of Gamer
on but now resident of Nebraska
has recently lost So head of hogs by
that dreaded disease, cholera. This
is heavy loss to our old friend. OF
| 100 head he has II left.
Mrs. VIM. PARROT enjoyed visit
from her mother Mrs. F. NJ. Zion of
Audubon and her brother Will Zion
who came up from Audubon Tuesday
and returned Wed. Mr.. Zion took
the noon train for his western home.
VIM. Kraul is threshing at this
writing. Sylvester Moore is doing
the work for him. He intends to
move his engine to Thos. Seeley's
next. We presume this will finish
the threshing in this locality for the
season.
VIM. X raul and wife departed for
Clinton, Iowa, Saturday to be present
at the golden wedding of Mrs. Kraur S
uncle and aunt. The old people are
the parents of Mr.. John Holtz. Mr..
and Mrs. Kraul will remain some
time and visit Mrs. Kraul's' brothers
and sisters who reside in Clinton.
VIM. Neitzel and T. j. Shelley
have returned from Canada. We
understand that Mr.. Neitzel has pur-
chased quarter section Of land in
that wonderful country where
turnips grow SO large that they have
to be quartered to get them into 8
bushel sack.
Bert and Charlie johnson tried
driving broncho Sunday last. Al
went we'll until they reached Stepher
Luse's and in turning around the
broncho became frightened and start.
ed to kick. The boys hastily climb.
ed out OF the buggy, unhitched, anG
pulled the buggy home by hand
leading the broncho in the rear.