Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-04

6tn and 9Th, days ouly, pick til
nnest men's suit in the house. Wort
up to $40 90 Choice only $1,000
B II. PoMMER
The One Price Clothier.
| WANTED-Boyo or girl to learn tn
printers trade enquire at Journa
Office.
Mrs. Musson and Mrs. Nc Lera,
entertained at luncheon Wednesda,
and Thursday last.
j. w. B. & Del. Cole are having
nice visit with their nephew VIM
Masker of Aten, Neb.
Harry Soar and wife of Des Nome
made his fathers heart glad by thei
presence during the holidays.
County Treasurer BRENNAN profitet
by slack time in the Office and mad,
business trip east for few days.
Robert, the son of Mr.. & Mrs. M. S
Armstrong, who is attending College
at Des Moines, is at home for the hoIi
days.
Mre. w. F. Earhart and son afte,
spending Christmas holidays with
her father John g Davis returned t.
her home at Menlo, Thursday.
Mr.. Charley Donaldson, who has
been away nearly all the summer, has
been spending few pleasant davs
with his brother o. G. Donaldson.
The board of Supervisors are in
session. Wednesday they were Check
ing over the Treasurer's books and
found every penny accounted for.
"Ask of the Days That Are Past,
and Reckoning Timen were the
subjects from the Presbyterian pulpit
cussed by the Rev. Cony beare.
Gregg Wolfe, the man who knows
how to fix anything that's irony. was
ia town visiting his parent Xmas.
Mr.. Wolfe is one of the fine smiths of
the land and is doing good business
at Mason City.
Attorney Harry Sampson and wife
of Des Moines, spent the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with his parents Mr.. & Mrs
z. III. Sampson. Harry was born and
raised in Audubon County and was
never guilty of mean trick. His life
like that of his parents will be useful a
one.
Miss Julia Smutney who is the able
of the firm of Orwig &
Lane Patent Agents of Des Monies.
returned to her duties at Des Moines'
Thursday last after taking q peaceful
rest from her labors during the holt
days.
Died.-At his home in Arkansas Sat-
urday last, Mr.. Ed. Richa ards formerly
of Audubon. The body was shipped
to Audubon for interment. MIR. Rich
ards was a son of Joe Richards of this
City. We understood his wife died
last fall. He left two children to
mourn his loss.
Mr.. and Mrs 81. s. Slayton cele.
\ ed their 45th anniversary of wed.
fe last week, and q bountiful din
: served. Many valua BILE IRE
esa.. re received The best of ali
h no ss the good wishes of their
ara s. ia II, IDS. DIR. and Mrs. Stayton
en. u,d &c, To- marks of Audubon Coun-
them. oS al VINO Know
oissionars If yen was before COM
and was adindo auity, Wednesday
dixen before this Insane Mr.. Ben
was good kind b 2Etunate sickness
ate father and a noblp6 an affection
| whom any COMMUNICATE anu one
proud of. No one can to- Would De
hour that they may be tlpe Gay or
By Mr.. Bendixen's model& ainlcted.
his esteemable family have me ana
sympathizing friends who tIsst OF
attack is only of short duratiurlS the
Gov. Hoch of Kansas has wrSs
Gov. Cummins urging that he NJ
ON mend to the Iowa legislature tt
passage of laws which will enable tn
independent oil people of Kansas t
sell refined Oil in Iowa in competition
with the Standard Oil trust, an
which will prevent railroad discrin
nation. Gov. Hoch calls attention I
the fact that the Kansas Oil field
were developed by individual capita
whose owners were bankrupted by tn
cut through methods of Standard Oil
1t is to be hoped that Iowa will do tn
proper thing in the matter.
| After being quarantined for seve
weeks, Mr.. b. H. Pommer's famil
was released last week. The meetin
of the father and the child that wa
sick, was most happy one. Seve
weeks from home on account of sich
ness, is a very long period, the anxiet
making 1t much worse.
Mr. Pommer was very careful t
fill every letter of the law, and ha
fumigated the house from cellar t
garnet. Through this precaution, In
fiction from his premises is impossible
Mr. Pommer is worthy of mucl
credit in 80 thoroughly stamping on
the treacherous malady.