Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-11-29

County Attorney Cosson was down
to Extra on business Friday.
Messrs. Graham and Finch went
out to South Dakota last week.
Miss Gene Culver is home again
after q few weeks visiting "around."
Will Andrews of Extra was on our
streets attending to business matters
last week.
Mrs. Park and her baby are here
from Illinois visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend for few days.
1t is reported that Mr.. Elmer Deems
has traded his Rosebud land for half
section tract come where in Nebraska.
Sam Kramer returned from his
Nebraska trip much rested. He and
Mrs. Kramer had lovely visit with
old friends.
Lee Hudler came home from Let's,
Iowa few days ago where he has
been spending few days with old
friends and old neighbors.
Irv. Markley moved to Audubon
and will do carpenter work with his
father. The Markleys are fine
mechanics. Their grandfathers were
also,
Harry Watts and John Hoernipg
come home quite often. The boys are
giving the Register and Leader
management entire satisfaction with
their work,
The father of L. j. Ward who lives
in the state of Washington is here
making his son visit. He reports
that he is we'll pleased with his west
ern home.
Mr.. c. F. Stutz the Atlantic tailor
while running to catch train q few
days ago fell on the icy sidewalk and
the bruises sustained developed blood
poison. The gentleman at this writ
ing is reported some better.
The following gentlemen have dis
posed of their business interests here
and will shortly move away: James
Russell, James Pound and John Oft;
while B. H. Pommer is closing out
his stock intending to move to New
York.
| A Carroll concern that deals in rags,
bones, junk and metal has rented the
A. L. Viewer billiard hall and will
transform it into a junk shop same as
other large cities have. They will buy
nearly every thing from brass pin to
a steam boat.
Henry Jacobsen is cleaning, painting
and decorating the Chris Olsen build.
ing on lower Broadway about opposite
the Hoover establishment and he will
put it in shape for billiard parlors
The parapharnalia for the room is OF
hand and everything will be in pump
kin pie order in few days.
Vern Culver was at Brayton recently
soliciting orders for the "best flour OF
earth" That's the kind that Verr
manufactures at the Audubon mills
It's the real "pure food" flour, the
flour that makes up white and ligh
and makes man feel that he has hat
something to eat, after eating few
slices of bread made from his flonr
Try a sack and pstronize HON,
institutions.
In the appointment of Mr.. Howard
Kittell of Gray as deputy Count,
wise selection. Mr.. Kittell was raiset
f1uuuOOu SOuuVy duu cuuCdtct
here also. Since attaining his MAORI
J ty he has had experience in a lumbe
yard as assistant, in bank as clerh
and in the school room as teacher, b
! is we'll qualified for the position.
The fellow who brought about tina
diabolical experiment of having GU
/. teachers examination papers sent t
Des Moines should be hunted dow
! and Gagged in the innermost cell il
f Clarinda until he came to his senses
t Here in Audubon County we hav
g not less than six schools witbou
I. teachers for the winter term. Thinl
a what that means to perhaps from tw
J. to three hundred scholars, many @
e them who have worked hard in Orde
o to finish up the last term in the dis
9 trict school, and who may perhap
o lose interest before another year roll
}. around; saying nothing about til
< younger people. AS it was previous
g ly, If a district was without q teacht
q it was not much of a task to get som
one to Sandwich" in.