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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
Fruit Juice for Cereals

A good way to use the juice always
left from fruit canned for pies, etc,
Is to add it to the breakfast cereals
when cooking Besides being more
palatable, it is healthful and an ulti-
mate economy. for the sugar used in
canning takes the place of the desired
BWeetening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
Elk Horn

w. u. Hammer, D. ID. S. Dentist
office over Oransky's store, Atlantic
Oar elevator manager, r. Nissen,
shipped three cars of grain the past
week.
Il. p. Petersen and assistant have
all the work they can handle now in
repairing vehicles, etc.
Jens christensen has started work
on his new brick residence west OF
the Petersen blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Council
Bluffs was a guest of Jens Carlson
and wife north of town last week
and this.
Mr.. Rasmus Nissen reports the
shipment of two cars OF cattle and
three cars of hogs from this station
the past weak.
Our ELK Horn and Kim ballton
Lumber Company report receiving
during the week two cars Of posts
and four cars of lumber.
Peter NJ. Petersen was operated on
few days since at Memorial hospital
Omaha, for abscess of the lungs, q
case of aeveral years standing.
Hans MArqusaen reports businsss
lncreasisg as he becomes more and
more acquainted with the people and
is we'll pleased with his new location
j. A. Petsrsea has just received q
splendid stock Of new jswelry,-
watches, clocks, etc, which he will
tell you more about in the near
future.
Mrs. Anksr and son Richard are
at Blair, Nebraska, leaving Friday
Richard ia undergoing treatment
there for what they call tuberculosis
OF the arm.
The Elk Horn Il Kimballton Lum-
Der Company's manager spent two
days in HaMlin last week in the in.
terest of his company. Olut is TIE
right man in the right place sure.
John A. Hansen, agent here, has
been granted vacation and is now
in Colorado enjoying the mountair
breezes. A young man FROM Marn,
is acting as agent during his absence
A short call TO the Misses Carlser
Monday elected the fact that tn,
Misses Olga Petersen and Emms
Sienesen were busy at work learning
the arts of drsssmaking and ha,
trimming.
A visit to the Doe T. Company
meat market Monday convinced vi
that Eric Hansen knows thing o.
two when il comes to cutting w
meat. He is an expert and doe
every thing on the square.
If you can't be suited or fitted il
your own town, come 10 US. W.
can please you and fit you in suit
and overcoats. We carry the lsrges
stock in Atlantic at the lowest prices
o % CHAs BLOCK IL Son
Mr.. Simon Petersen, our barber
informs US that he took in tia
strictly moral enter ainment, th
carnival at Omaha, the Moral City,
and that he won first priza whateve
that was, in ritla shoot. Good TO
Simon and the little city, Elk Horn
Louie Petersen, the long time line
man on the Marine Il Elk Uorn phon
line, was not an ''orphau" for long
as he went to EXila this week wher
he had already secured job on tn
Simpson lins and Mr.. Simpson viii
find him 'Johnny on the Spot vhel
it comes to securing a good stroubl
singer.
Mr.. Thomas Jorgensen of the firm
of Gregsrsen 81 Jorgensep, is tas
learning all the minute conAecte,
with drug store and Wa expect Will
soon come cut full hedgea phar
macist capable of dishiag out
sadoritic, auesthetic or aqua tui
uder the faithful instructions of hi
pa tner, Walter Gieg ersen.
See the new ad of Olsen Il Ratteu
borg in tLis weeks journal Thei
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
Scum Meat Balls

Put cooked soup meat. cold boiled
potatoes and onions in the food chop
per. and pepper and salt to taste, form
ista balls prass nat and fry brown.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22

asw meat market is now open and
they are doing their share of ths
business they claim.
j. G.. johnson was lucky for once
he says as he has rented all the rooms
over his store.
Chris Hansen and Hans Fabriciua
were at the court house in Audubon
one day last week on probate of viii
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen OF
Hamlin visited Sunday with j. G.
johnson and wife OF this Getty an
the hill"
Chris, aTAe Thrasher" was in
Charge of the Elk Horn Implement
store Monday during the abssncs OF
the proprietor who had gone to the
country.
Mr.. Lars Esbeck east of town was
an attendant at the corn teat pro-
ceedings Monday. He was down
to Nillisca last week on business and
expects to take another trip soon.
Nels ]. Petersen east of Elk Horn,
was interested Monday ia the expo
sition SO much that he brought in hii
fine stallion and everyone who saw
him as he was led to his stall pro-
aouncsd him a magnificent animal
and one sure to get the premium
offered here.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Fredrickssn Of
Tyler, Minnesota, are visiting both
friends and old acquaintance in and
near ELK Horn this week and on Sun.
day were entertained at the home OF
Lars johnson, relative, where Q
larsv party and reception was given
in their honor.
Msssrs Hansen and Lauge of Har-
Ian had a magnificent display OF
cloaks, salts and furs in the Elk Herr
Mercantile Company's store this
week and the ladies were there, q
crowd Of 'em, SO many in fact that "
reporter had hard time getting iHte
the store to Interview the propristorl
on our visit there Monday
Harl Hansen, G. w. Hansen, Ola
Hansen, l.. G. Petersen and Car
Christensen formed party of fivs
who went from here last week to
ONeal, Nebraska, and registered to-
some of Uncle Sans land, and such o
time as the boys had we will rot at
taMpt to portray according to tn,
short rapport given US by one of the
five.
| Our time being limited, we wsr'
not able to visit the college and view
the display of corn and other cereals
nor get nip at the fine bread, cakes
ETC., made and baked by the gool
housewives of Elk Horn and vicinity
nor were we able to more thar
glimpse at the fine stock to ba see.
at the stables but we are promised /,
good long write up by our Elk Horl
peacil pusher for next week and be
ing oEe of the prime movers in tn
enterprise, we feel sure he will CIV
orr readers good and faithful his
tory of the three days; exposition
with results.
John G.. Hardman Of the Oakwoo,
Stock Farm, north ofOakfield in Au
dubon county, was at the Corn an,
Stock show here Monday and bro
over one Of his magnificent bull
which he had hardly landed on tapr
firma before the animal was sur
rounded by 8 crowd of farmers al
anxious to see really perfect ANNA
and one ia particular, Mr. H. P. Bo .
nesen, was 80 struck with the gos
points displayed that John pocks.e.
the cash and Bonnesen went hOm
leading the bull but before lsaviag
John gave us the "grana hailin
sign OF distress" then we parted.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
JoRGENsEN & JoRGENsEN


Chris G. Nelson and Chris O. Jsn-
sen have parchastd ten acres east OF
the cement factory and east of the
creek and are building cement arch
bridge to get to it, and as soon as
completed thsy intend to commence
building large cattle barn that will
shelter at least two hundred cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter r. Petersen,
now of Tsnsant, Iowa, will occupy
the new hotel when it is finished
which it will be by January l, 1909
having scared lease on that prop.
erty for five years from that date
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22

She was formerly Mrs. Nelson aud at
one time kept the hotel here. The
family will soon move here and oc-
cupy the cid office of the Elk Horn
Il Kimballten Lumber Company
west of the Tomsen e Larsen store.
DR.. Hess Stock Food and Wor
powder st the feed store. If
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
FuNK'S VERSION

Senator Funk in the Spirit Lake
Beacon Hon. Warren Garst is first
to announce his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination to the governor
ship before the primaries next June.
This candidate has elements of
strength before the people of Iowa.
He was for twelve years member
of the state senate. During this
period he won much credit in the way
of service to the state. AS chair
man Of the important committee on
appropriation for several sessions he
was particularly useful in the exer-
else of judgment. discretion and
courage in the distribution of buplic
monies. He brought to the discharge
of his duties as lieutenant governor
much of valuable experience and gave
to the state an administration of more
than ordinary usefulness in the shap-
ing of legislation before the general
assembly. Governor Garst will doubt
less have clear field for the nomina-
ton so far as the progressive faction
is concerned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

by Secretary Taft and this is giving
him much strength. Taft is certain
ly great man. one of natures noble
men, large in frame and large in
brain. His experience in govern
mental affairs has been exceptional.
and he would bring to the Office ample
preparation. Should he carry his own
state with good showing he will
stand an excellent chance to win out.
OF course it is weakness for Taft
that it is said that if nominated for
president he will be beaten in Ohio
by the democrats and disaffecled re-
publlcans. The other republican
states. however have no fear that the
rank and file of the party in Ohio will
not stand for protection and prosper
ity. Hughes is still possibility and
may yet win out. Iowa should have
Shaw for first choice.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
LIVE STOCK RATES
A Hearing at oes Moines this Week

The first hearing of the complaint
of the Iowa live stock men that inter
state freight rates on stock shipments
are too high. is held in Des Moines
this week before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
This hearing, which promises to be
one of the most important of the year
in Iowa. will be held on Friday the
18th and will be held in the federal
building. The hearing will be before
the interstate commerce commission
er to whom the appeal was directed,
and it is expected that Commissioner
Prouty will preside, but it is not
known who will sit with him on the
case.
This is an effort of the Corn Belt
Meat Producers to secure a general
reduction in freight rates on 1.-Two
stock of about 20 per cent. Backed
by the organization Clifford Thorne
of Washington. Ia. brought the suit
and he will represent the stock men
at the hearing. Opposed to him will
be the best legal talent the railroads
can secure and that means the best
there is in the country. Mr.. Thorne
has been investigating the question of
freight rate in live stock for several
months ard has gathered an immense
fund of information and evidence
which will be presented at this time.
H. C. Wallace. the secretary OF the
Producers Association, has also been
at work on the matter and will he
one of the principal witnesses.
The trial of the case and the decis-
ion of the national commission will
be watched with interest by our
Lraw ford county stock raisers and
shippers. The case is being tried be-
fore the Inter- State Commerce Com
mission. not the Iowa Railroads Com
mission. and the two bodies are not
to be confused.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

went to Bureley. Idaho last week to
investigate the homestead question in
that locality.
Mrs. VIM. Dersein and children
went to Vail last Thursday for a
visit of few days.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson went to
Mapleton last Thursday to spend the
day with her daughter. Mrs. C. c..
jacobsen.
L. Romans of Denison was over
to see the boys last Friday.
The Charter Oak |. o. o. F. No.
los held their semi-annual installa-
tion of officers ON Wednesday evening
Jan. 9Th. The following were in
stalled by Deputy Geo. E. Jones
N. G.. F. H. Davis; V. G.. H. G..
Head; Sec. John E. Glau; Treas.
7. Drake.
Mrs. Robertson's S. S. class gave
a social in the Graves building on
Friday evening. A progam was
given and coffee and cake served.
CHS Vollersen and his bride re-
turned Saturday afternoon.
F. H. Davis was a Denison visitor
one day last week.
Mrs. Caly Crewdson visited her
brother. Will Rowland and family
the first of the week. She returned
to her home near Ute.
Mrs. Minnie Schurke and little
daughter visited in Charter Oak last
week. She returned to Sioux City
leaving little Miss Olive to make
longer visit with her Aunt Vena
Romans.
W. w. Cook and C. A. Reed of
Dunlap were transacting business in
the Oak Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
CHARTER Oak

Cora Irwin teacher of the Center
school in Willow township had an en-
forced vacation for a few days last
week. The trouble was an abscess
in the throat. She was brought to
her home in Charter Oak. but was
able to return to her duties in the
school room in few days.
P. D. Mcmahon was a Charter Oak
visitor on Thursday.
Essie johnson returned last week
after vacation with relatives and
friends at Mt. Vernon. She found
several new music pupils awaiting
her return.
Tom Dubois and family came
from North Dakota last week for a
visit at the Dubois home in Charter
Oak. He has farm near Phoenix
which he has rented. He does not
expect to return to the farm but will
find location in some other business.
VIM. Wilson and wife are having
taste of coutrty life this week.
Their man on the farm is away
for the present and they are looking
after the farm in his absence.
A. Fish and wife and daughter.
Edith were Sioux City visitors last
Friday.
Last Wednesday night some of
the young ladies of Charter Oak gave
a leap year dance. The hall was
decorated in hearts and bells and the
programs were bell shape. LIZZIE
Hopper and Mae Marshall acted as
floor managers. 1t was leap year SO
the gentlemen had their "choice"
only twice during the evening. A
two-course supper was served at
Jones'. AS surprise for the ladies
the gentlemen ordered carnations. and
these were used in bouquets at the
hall and for table decorations at the
supper. About twenty three couples
attended the dance.
Joe Selby went to Dunlap last
| week to help father Hanchett get up
his supply of fire wood for summer.
Dan McGrath is wearing the star
of the night watch as S. B. Lyon is
off duty on account of the illness of
his wife
Mrs. Wilroth of Denison vent to
her home on Tuesday after visit
with her parents S. L. Jones and
wife.
l. A. Mains accompanied his
daughter Grace to Sioux City last
Tuesday G;ace returned to her
studies in the conservatory at Morn
ingside.
John Simons and Otto Staley were
Sioux City visitors Tuesday
Marcus Cavett went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening to attend the funer-
al Of his brother Orlando.
,, G. S. Waterhouse and C. A. Mains
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
IDA COUNTY MAN FOR STATE
AUDITOR

The Pioneer at Ida Grove is pre-
senting the name of one of it's citizens
State Senator John Bleakly. for
the Office Of Auditor of State to sue
coed Mr.. Carroll. Ida county is
with Crawford in judicial district and
there is close alliance of citizens.
especially along the north row of
townships. and our county will natural
ly be friendly to Ida. for she is fair
county of sweet sixteen (townships)
and has people of our liking. In pre-
senting the name of Senator Bleakly.
Mr.. Charles S. Macobmer of Ida
Grove who calls himself 'progres-
sive'' in state polite writes to his
fellow republicans of that type and
appeals for tolerance of past differ
ances and desire to ''get together. >"
We commend his ideas and print
some of them as follows:
Some will say that he is too radi-
cal standpatter. that he is too
thoroughly identified with the anti
Cummins wing of the party. But
such DIRECTORS must of necessity be
and am a progressive,
so | can assure that wing of the party
that they would wrong a good man
and stultify themselve Progressive
republicanism. if there is such
thing, must stand for a sane. manly and
enlightened course in politics. Spite.
envy. malice. revenge. should not and
must not characterize the policies of
Iowa progressive republicanism. We
should be intelligent
enough. manly enough and sane
enought to look out over and above
all the baser elements of human ma
ture and seize only upon what is best.
noblest and truest in men and policies.
And in fact Bleakly is not so far
standpatter as to be classed as one.
He is an intelligent progressive and
intensely loyal citizen. His name is
always and was always identified with
every movement that aimed to build
up the moral and intellectual stan
dard of Ida Grove and Ida county.
One of the most prominent members
of the Methodist church. he has won
the respect of all other Christian men
and women. Identified to some ex-
tent with the standpatters he is yet
supported by his progressive republic
can friends enthusiastically.
Living as he does in ore of the
strongest Roosevelt. Taft and Cum
minis communities in Iowa he would
carry Ida county by an overwhelming
majority. Good citizenship and good
character are esuimable qualities. and
it is credit to any party who chooses
men possessed of such qualities for
positions of trust and honor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
EDITORIAL MISCELLANY

State Auditor Carroll has entered
the list of candidates to be voted upon
at the republican primaries next June.
He will run for the nomination as
governor. Mr.. Carroll has won
more than state wide reputation as
an expert along the line of compelling
corporations to file adequate reports
and begin business on a solid basis.
He has charge OF the examination of
state banks and has done good work
along this line. 1t is thus due to
him to say he has made good official
for the state.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
Jackson

Ralph Hannah has gone to Ames to
school and will probably spruce up"
on corn.
Mrs. Hannah has been on the sick
list the past week.
The Kelly boys are fright in' on
the butcher business; they killed three
animals last week and sold the beef at
a good price.
Ed. Ryer is back from his visit
east. Says his girl would not come
with him as she didn't like to leave
the old folks.
Fred Stoneblock is on the sick list.
The Maynards are packing up in
tending to make good visit in Texas.
Mrs. Sidney Sherwood died at her
residence in Wall Lake last Tuesday
morning Jan. Z. She was one cf the
first settlers of Jackson Mrs. Sher-
wood settled in Jackson in 1873 and
moved to Wall Lake 1899. She was
SO years old.
Amos Jergsen shelled corn last
Thursday.
Mary Lawler has gone to Dubuque
on long visit.
The farmers of Jackson and vicin-
lty met at the Center schoolhouse and
organized a Beef Producers Associa-
tion last Friday night. Chas. Goode-
now of Wall Lake addressed them,
and gave them a few pointers.
Mrs. R. M. Irwin died at Ravena,
Mich. Jan. Is. 1908 and was brought
to Wall Lake and inferred in the Wall
Lake cemetery. She was born in
Mercer county Pa. Feb. 20. 1926 !;
was united in marriage to Richard
Nj. Irwin. Nov. 6. 1864, they lived
in Mercer county until 1875 when they
moved to Clinton county Iowa. from
which they moved to Crawford county
and settled in Jackson township in
1883; in which they lived until the
death of Mr.. Irwin in 1898. In 1906
she went to live with her son Bert
Irwin now resident of Michigan.
Mr.. Boiling gave party at his
house last Sunday. it being his birth
day.
Walter Campbell's brother Clarence
of Brookville. is visiting here and
says he likes the country.
The atlas men of Denison were
taking survey of Jackson last week.
Pretty fine men all right.
John and Frank Kelly shipped their
cattle last Saturday to Chicago.
One of Herb Deans little boys
slipped while playing in the house
and fell against the door in such d
way as to strike his chin and cutting
his tongue half through.
Wedding bells will ring shortly and
some of the boys are rustlng few
bells of the cow variety to help
swell the noise.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

AS many of our readers know, there
has been trouble of late in labor
circles at Goldheld, Nevada. The
miners went out to have their union
recognized and an adjustment of mat
tiers between them and the mine own
ers. The governor of the state went
IN to office as the favorite of the
union men and was in no position. so
he thought. to call out the state
troops to keep order. He planned to
put the burden of doing this on the
United States government. and did
make such representations to the pres
ident that he sent the troops. Later
President Roosevelt saw that the
governor was acting double in the
matter. and so informed him that he
would give him time to convene the
Nevada legislature and then would
recall the U. S. soldiers. This has
put the governor and the state where
it must either turn the government
over to the miners. or give the opera
tors protection so the mines can be
worked. The country generally will
commend the stand of the president,
but the mine owners are not pleased
over the situa ton.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

If cough once gets into your sys-
TEN 1T acts on every muscle and fiber
of the body and makes you ache all
over. 1t especially affects the intes-
tines and makes you constipated, so
in order to get rid of a. cold thoroug-
ly and without delay you should not
take anything that will attend to con-
stipate. kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts upon the bowels and there
by drives the cold out of the system.
1t contains no opaites-it is pleasant
to take and is highly recommended
for children. Sold by Lamborn Drug
Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
Hayes.

John Anderson. wife and daughter
returned to their home in Black Hawk
county last Thursday after a pleasant
visit among relatives.
Mrs. Peter Jurgensen, Mrs. Albert
Lohrmann and Louie Lohrmann were
guests at the John Joens home one
evening last week.
Emma Hansen visited at the Mr..
Pencker home last Tuesday.
Lena Hannemann of Dunlap visited
at the Fred Lahndorf sr. home last
week.
John Pencker was business visitor
in Manning Saturday.
La Grippe is visiting at the VIM.
Jahn's family this week.
The masquerade ball at the Five
Mile house was we'll attended Sunday
evening.
Marie and Anna Gallagher have re-
turned from South Dakota.
Fred Lahndorf ir. from Manila
visited at the home OF his parents.
Fred Landlords.
Mrs. Albert Lohrmann from Sioux
City visited with Mr.. Pete Jurgensen
several days last week.
Emma Hansen from Manning spent
few days last week at the hume of
her brother. John Hansen.
Isaac Smith got carload of steers
last Wednesday.
Alex Hannemann and wife from
West Side were guests at the August
Voss home one day last week.
DIED.
John Jacob Oeser died January 18th
at his home near West Side. at the
age of 66 years. He leaves to mourn
his death seven children. three sons
and four daughters one sister, Mrs.
Schroeder of Schleswig and two
brothers who are in Washington. All
except the last two were at the funer-
al.
The funeral was from his home
Friday Jan. 10 at l o. m conducted by
Rev. Fauth OF West Side. A large
number of friends came to pay their
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

respect to the departed and interment
was made in the Hayes township
cemetery. The pallbearers were:
Claus Thiedemann. Claus Galeson.
Henry Hagge. Sr. John Wiese, Louie
Schomberg and Jurgen Johannsen.
The relatives have the sympathy of
all in their sad hour.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

While it is certain that Taft will
carry Ohio and come to the national
convention with his state behind him,
Senator Foraker ant his friends will
give the big secretary plenty of
trouble. and there will be many dis
agreeable things to be done. to have
the state present solid front for the
Taft. Foraker will not yield grace
fully to the spirit of the times which
demands firm hand in dealing with
big corporations. and an endorsement
of the administration of President
Roosevelt. The president has made
some mistakes, but then. when one
considers the many things he has un-
dertaken to do. this is not strange.
Foraker is making the most of the
errors. but will be unable to sustain
himself in Ohio ON this issue.