Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-28

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S. Ferck was in Extra last week on
business
Mre. William Christie returned to
her Oskaloosa home last week.
Mr.. Mott, of the ElReno Tribune
was in town few days last week.
Esquire Linn, of Gray, attended the
convention at Audubon, Saturday.
Rev. M. G. Wilson, of Perry, was
visiting old parishioners here last
week.
A brother of Mrs. Booten from
Arizona is here visiting his sick
mother.
Potato bugs, dormant for years are
Matching out big crop in some
patches.
There are one hundred ninety two
teachers enrolled in the Atlantic
Normal.
Mrs. Ed Van Gorder and little son
went to Des Moines on visit with
friends and relatives.
Manning will celebrate the Fourth
in their usual agreeable manner.
Everybody welcome.
Il. w. Smith is having pleasant
visit with q sister who came from
Salem, South Dakota.
Frank Mott helped his father pack
up for ElReno last week. He will
spend part of his vacation here.
The democratic convention will
meet at Waterloo, Tuesday, Aug. z.
Audubon County ia entitled to seven
delegates unless they get into row,
then they will have fourteen.
The wife of deceased postmaster
Jacob A. Conerd of Atlantic was CIV
en- $4,000 by the Modern Woodmen.
May that organization live forever
for the great work they are doing.
A gentleman declares that we have
not enough cradle songs. President
Roosevelt declares we have not
enough cradle occupants to whom to
sing the songs. And there We be!
The canning factory in Atlantic
started last Monday disposing of the
crop of peas. As yet there are only
two hullers in operation and help is
scarce. But as soon as help can be
secured it will start full blast. This
is chance for some of our young
people who need something to do.
Many an old friend of the editor was
met at the convention Saturday, some
of thirty years duration when we used
to trudge along together in the golden
harvest gathering in the sheaves OF
gl;ttering grain that looked go good to
the pioneer. But what change in
Audubon County.
/ Mr.. Borjesson the new druggist 81
the Cloughley old stand is meeting
with good success in his line. To meet
Mr.. Borjesson is the act of meeting s
gentleman high in the profession O.
pharmacy, honest, careful in com
pounding and polite in business tran
sactions. Give him call.
| Now that the heat of the battl,
(royal) is past let us assume lesl
pugilistic attitude toward each othe
and again take up the avocations o
life that produces the bread for tn,
family and buys the frock for tn.
baby. Take microbescope and fine
if possible how much our fight for ou
man was appreciated by him. w,
have been looking it up.
Did you ever try to raise three crop
of vegetables on the same ground il
one year? We have for several year
and this is the way it's done. Sow
early in rows beets, lettuce and "a
dishes. The radishes will come vi
quick and out of the way of the lettuce
The lettuce will shade the beets whicl
they need, then the beets will TAX
the season to mature.
Cement Blocks for building purpose
has, as an industry, come to stay
Messrs Heningsen and Jensen of Kim
ballton and Brayton are very bus,
men in their two factories trying tt
keep up with the demands upon then
The integrity of the men are, in tn
first place, above reproach, and a
workman of a high order, they ar
not to be excelled. If you need any
thing in their line you will never re
grat purchasing from their factory.
On the twenty-third day of July tw
Congressional delegates will leav
are Harp Wilson, John Arbaugh, "
W. Weston, Mis- Larsen, Hans Madse
and John T. Jenkins of the Cummin
convention and George Balm, Ns
McFaddep, H. w. Wilson, A. G. Ros
q. d. Powell, b. F. Simpson, G. K
Hallock, J. H. Juhl, l.. M. Estes, "
w. Perrine. And at the same tim,
Judge Green will line up his del,
cation for the same point. The COZ
vention will be the Oath inst.
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Trusts on Toast
Judge Kinkade in Toledo, Monda
last sentenced five big capitalists, VIII
formed the Toledo Ice Trust, from th
Jail in which they were locked up, I