Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
Miss Mott, the trimmer at Russell's,
is reported quite sick.

Miss Mott, the trimmer at Russell'e,
is reported quite sick.
The little son of Arthur Harmon
had his leg broken this morning.
LOST:-In Extra, or on the route
from Extra to Audubon,-a gray
overcoat. Finder please return same
to Knud Hansen, Care of Chris Olsen,
Audubon.
Mr.. Fred Dennison is located at
North Branch taking care of COM
pany horse. His time is 80 occupied
that he don't expect to be able to get
to town until July 4th.
Although there is theory that
there is no such thing as medical
treatment for appendicitis, it is
claimed that medical treatment cures
nlnety.nine cases out of every hum
dred.
Mr.. A. ]. Story has again returned
to his home after being absent in the
great southwest country for several
weeks. Mr.. Story found parts of New
Mexico what might develope into a
good farming country.
Lon Templeman has his counters
turned half around and painted, and
the inside cleaned up with paint and
paper. Ping Brothers did the decor
| ating. Lon is headquarters for "The
| Water That Sparkles" from ColfaX.
A report has been received from the
northwest territory that Edward
Haywood, of North Mundoam, Eng
land, is still alive despite the fact that
Charles King, of Mount Pleasant,
Utah, was hanged for his murder
September last. King had two trials,
was convicted and died denying his
guilt.
In 1902, 66S cases of patients suffer.
ing from appendicitis were received
in the military hospital of France.
Out of this number, 1888 were treated
according to the surgical rite, and
4S0 received purely medical treat
ment. OF the number operated upon,
about twenty-tbree died, while out
of the $50 not operated upon, there
were but three deaths.
Father Wieland, of Extra, was in
Audubon between trains Wednesday
The Reverend gentleman is contem
plating two months vacation
which he will improve by taking 8
trip to Baltimore, in the state of his
birth, it being the city where he was
educated. Father Mcdonald, of Au
dubon, will oversee the spiritual wei
fare of the Extra parishioners.
IT ever mortal man was afflicted
that sad atfiiction has come to Mr.
Simon McLeran, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Capt. McLeran. A short time ago
his spinal column became affected
and for relief, two vertebrae were am
putated. The operation has not re
lieved the poor fellow, and now hi
mind is so diseased that he does no
know anyone. Mr.. and Mrs. McLeral
, went to the sick sons bedside today
After an absence of more than fit,
years from his family, during whicl
time he had no communication witt
them whatever, II. E. Ellis, Of Lo
Angeles, California, has been re
l united with them in Iowa. He RAJ
away from his home in Grinnell
!: Iowa, more than half a century age
!. when q lad of fourteen, determined t
!! seek his own fortune. He succeede
/: in his ambition for from apprentic
|; to manufacturer, he is now worth
! half a million dollars or more. II
!: has made and lost three fortunes
|: He is now a big furniture manufat
! turer in Los Angeles. Recently b
!: desired to find the members of hi
i family. He came to Iowa, trace
!! them to Des Moines and found sis
!: ter. He is now visiting with anothe
|: sister, whom he located in Audubon