Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-08
Greeley

He is an old soaker, that braze1
joke poker.
John Mcguire, cattle buyer of Mel
vile was looking about Greeley Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Van Crane the pleasant repre-
sentative of the Spencer implement
firm was in Greeley Wednesday.
| S. NJ. Gardner and family of Audi
bon are now located on their Greeley
farm where they will spend the sum.
mer.
When Admiral Rojestvensky sailed
into the Sea of Japan, Togo cracked
him one on the head and carried him
off home.
Claude Jayne is getting his new
barn we'll along. A sociable little
raising put the heavy timbers in place
Wednesday.
Mr.. Sill's basket dinner
| On the third Sunday in June,
Gentlemen, will be winner
And Union Baptist boon.
| Tom Clark of Guthrie county invad.
ed our end of the woods Thursday in
search of relia BILE seed corn which he
found on the Tom Adair farm.
The man who has the care of the
big black Belgian company Stallion
in east Greeley, is gentleman from
The foolhardy attempt of Russia to
make Anticipated deepotism compati-
BILE with modern civilization ia prov
ing calamitous. The civilized world
is rejoicing over Togos victory. She
sees an enemy fleeing before the Jap
anese feet.
The Union Baptist people are max.
ing preparations to give highly en-
tertaining exercise on Children's day,
That there may be no conflict with
the entertainment at Bowman Chap
ell, which takes place in the morning,
the Union Baptists will render theirs
in the evening of the second Sunday
in June. Come.
Ira Johnson's bachelor quarters was
the scene of q merry dance Saturday
night
And they had time, no doubt,
That put all their cares to rout,
For the fiddle is RIDLEY Who can tell
How with Its magic voice
1t can make our hearts rejoice
Even when our friends are saying,
''fare thee WE'LL"
We notice that our brother reporter
from Audubon Townships still sore
over the biennial election reform. and
we presume for spite-is turning
down the new court house. Say, my
dear brother, If Iowa is progressing
too rapidly to be in accord with your
ideas OF advancement, just hop onto
that cart over there with those
your feathers will not be so noticeable
We were surprised to learn that the
court house question had scared IA
Farmer" He has evidently been
herding with the calves and living on
whey, as the absense of substantially
] from his remarks, and his seeming
desire to turn the site of Audubon in
| to pasture field would indicate He
seems to fill up every nook and corner
! in undue elation over the illusion
that he is dealing out high graders.
! Will someone take pail of milk and
do the public favor by coaxing him
/ back into the weeds until after June
! l3? The puerility of his article makes
an effort to reply proftless.
In compliance with friends request
we take pleasure in announcing that
the drowsy little village of Old Ham,
lin will be stirred by Methodist
quarterly meeting, to begin in the
M. E. Church of that place, Friday
evening, June 8, with the presiding
elder, Reverend Stephenson in the
pulpit. The meeting will continue un-
til Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock
of which day Rev. Walburp, of Aud
ubon, will appear and occupy the
pulpit. Such minor attractions as will
make the occasion one of pleasure and
profit will be concomitant to the ma
| jor parts. To miss these meetings will
be a mistake. Come, every. body.
Say, Mr.. "a Tax Payer, are you so
ungrateful as to be blind to the fact
that we country people use the court
house as much, if not more, than do
the people of Audubon, in going to
and fro to do business with the county
officials, in attending court in the cap
acity of Jurors, witnesses, or specta.
tors, and by being entertained by such
other meetings as are attracted thith-
er by an adequate and respectable
court house? Say, Mr.. "a Tax Payer
can you not muster sufficient reflec.
ton to put you in possession of the
fact that the greater percent of oul