Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-18
Extra rIarkets corrected
Weekly.

Extra llarketS corrected
Weekly.
Cattle butchers 21a to a
Hs5sls top. 81 :
Corn
Oats %
Wheat So
Barley %
Ia ---- ---------- ----- ------ ----Pf. 20
Potatoes - go
outteI-- $500 ------ ~
aeus---- --o
Geese --------------- ------------ -
Manure Spreaders at bargain at
John Nelson's. If
John Stoner went to Orient, Adair
County this week on business.
Rev Nichols returned Friday from
a short business trip to Atlantic.
George Guernsey was working in
the"Advocate' Office the latter part
of last week and this.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Anderson of
near Brayton are visiting friends
in Omaha since Wednesday.
Kathryn Crane went to Atlantic
yesterday evening to give lessons to
her several pupils in that city to-
day.
Mr.. William Sas started Tuesday
for Denison and Charter Oak on
business trip expecting to return
Friday.
Miss Dolly Bruner passed this last
week in Atlantic with her friend
Miss Grace Campbell, returning
home Tuesday.
George Johnson the Singer Sew.
ing Machine agent was attending
to business matters in Atlantic and
Brayton Tuesday.
Anew peach is called 1.-THE Maid
ems Blush" This is very appro-
pirate name as the maiden's blush
always was q peach.
Tom Mardisen is making prepar.
farm the old Bill Walker place 21a
miles north of the depot.
Miss Lutte Kelsey of DesMoineS
visited her cousin Miss EIolly Della
hoyde and other relatives returning
home Monday. Miss Kelsey will
soon go to California to spend the
winter.
You will not find beauty in rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
is wonderful tonic and beautifier
So cents Tea or Tablets. Nick Dof1ing
& Co.
Honorable Walter |. Smith has
given notice to the aspirants after
the post-office plum in Atlantic
that 7. A. Conerd who has held the
office and filled it acceptably for
years will be retained indefinitely
says the Nonpareii.
w. r. Bruner started Tuesday or
land excursion trip to Estancis
Valley New Mexico with the follow
ing named gentlemen as prospective
land buyers or homesteaders in his
party: M. D. Thomas, Will Miner
man, Glenn Bruner and Mel Jensen
"a face that cannot smile ii
never good" is the trite motto
adopted by the Thursday Club fol
today on which occurs theil
twelfth Annual banquet and recep
ton. The meeting was called tt
order by the president, and roll cal
was responded to by the members
answering with favorite quotations
part of the Past to all the Pres
ent cleaves,
As the rose odors linger in thu
fading leaves"
A number of young people wer
vending their way down towar,
Elmhurst Sunday and on interrog
citing them as to their destination
were enlightened so far as to fin,
they were going to havi their foruu
es told at fifty cents per-. On
young man on being asked if $l.0
wasn't ather stiff price to pey t
have one told what he alread
knows replied" Golly no! Its wort
that to have my hand held. w
subsidized.
Miss Marea Emig. teacher of voic
and piano, is organizing a schoo
of children's voices. Miss Emig'
popularity as an instruction c
music is evidenced by her larg
classes which are still growing
The choral for children has jus
been organized, and those desirin
are still enabled to Join.
Miss Emig may be seen at the res
idence of DR.. L. j. Oldaker an
would be pleased to enroll ne
members for the class.
1t has been many years sine
Iowa has had such pleasar
winter as 1905 and 1906 has been
date January Is, 1906. With few e
ceptions the prevailing winds ha,
been southwest with very lit
snow. Generally speaking the day
have been so warm and calm tn;
overc oats, mittens and overshot
have not been necessary unless
drive into the country. Decemb.
was exceptionally fine and Janua1
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