Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18
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A fine girl baby at George Jones. in
Melville.
Jacob Kuhn was business visitor
last week.
Don't forget A. j. Story's hog sale
January 25th instant.
Mrs. Doctor Brooks was at Jeffer-
son few days ago visiting her sister.
George Guernsey, of Extra, was
assisting Mr.. Spen ,er on the Advo-
cate last and this week.
Mr.. Hans Hansen most progress.
sive merchant of Brayton was bust
ness visitor in Audubon last week.
Elk Sheriff Armstrong is again af
f1icted with rheumatism and is at
Colfax springs receiving treatment.
George Townsend is painting the
new buildings down on the Ballard
tract. This will insure good job.
Walter Graves, of Sidney, Iowa,
who formerly lived in Douglas town
ship is in the city visiting relatives.
A daughter of our old friend John
Zaiger of Cameron township went to
Atlantic few days ago to visit her
sister.
Mr.. Porter and his little girls were
down from Gray to the hospital to
visit Mrs. Porter. The lady is gradu-
ally gaining.
Billy Dryden from Red River VAL
ley, of the north, is again on our
streets attending to settlement of his
business affairs.
Clyde Wilde goes on the road again
for Fine Insurance Company. Clyde
is an expert in Insurance matters
and will no doubt find much business.
The Britt Tribune came out last
week with twenty-five announce
ments Of candidates for the different
Offices. What's the matter in Audi
bon County?
John Roth and family are at Oma.
ha this week. Mr.. Roth had an opera
tion performed some time since and
fearinga recurrence has gone there
to take advice.
Ex-Supervisor Jasper Jensen, Of
Poplar, is in Nebraska looking at q
tract of land that he is thinking OF
trading his store building and other
interests he has at Poplar for.
A brand new boy at DIR. Childs' re-
sidence, one of the kind that's worth
"a thousand dollars" The little girl
who frightened their home some two
years ago is growing away very fast
Charles OAKLAND, principal of the
Kimballton school is giving excellent
satisfaction out there. If we are cor.
rectly informed Kimballton is the
goal aspired by our young statesmen
Anything in the bonnet Charley!
Rev. Chas. Deem and wife from the
''golden state" are making their
friends, Henry Cooley and family a
pleasant visit. The reverend is on
his way to Des Moines, there to take
instruction along the line of his
church work.
The Postmastership, of Atlantic,
was settled by the re appointment OF
the incumbent who has been a faith
full official for the past eight years.
Postmaster Conerd has been very
paintstaking and correct officer and
his work gave satisfaction to the de-
partment.
In 1861, it took just one bushei of
corn to buy one pound of nails, now
one bushel of corn will buy ten pounds
of nails. Then it required 50 bushel,
OF barley to buy one yard of broad
cloth; now the same amount of bar
ley will pay for 20 yards of broadcloth
1t then required the price of one
bushel of wheat to pay for one yarG
of calico; now one bushel of wheat
will buy 20 yards of calico.-Ex.
Supt. Farquhar went out to Lin
coin, Nebraska last week to attend
his sick brother. 1t will be remem
bered that his brother stepped on s
nail, which, threatened the amputa
ton of the foot, buta council of physi
clans decided to wait few days. FL,
was taken sick, from which he ha
partially recovered, but the foot il
worse than it has been and it is nov
feared that amputation must be re-
sorted to to save his life.