Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-02
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Good Things Come to Him Who
Waits" We Have Patiently
Waited. Our Hopes Realized
For years we have anticipated the
pleasure OF using folding
machine in connection with our
Babcock cylinder press. We have
one attached now that folds the
"Lucky Papers' as fast as they go
through the press.
Before we installed the machine,
it took five folders to keep up with
the press; while at present the raw
clean paper is fed into the press
and before we handle it again it is
all nicely folded and ready for the
mailer. There is nothing too good
for the Journal readers.
Mrs. Barchard left here for Chi
cago last Monday.
Mrs. Ola Heath-Powers' baby is
reported quite sick.
Danish Lutheran Church services
next Sunday at 2:3O Pm. Sunday
School at 1:3O P M.
Mr.. ". b. Copeland is afflicted
with rheumatism, one hand being
quite badly swollen.
Mrs. Roberts of West Extra is
slowly. For months
her recovery has been in doubt.
It's wonderful what our mer.
chants do with so many goods.
Nearly every train brings in tons
upon tons of merchandise.
Professor Gallagher was called to
Casey last week as Judge in the
Casey VS. Adair Oratorical Contest.
The Casey High School won.
Our lumber merchants are so
busy these days that each runs
dray of their own, hauling the ma
terial from the railroad to their
sheds.
Isaac Andrews of Atlantic was here
visiting his brother, Senator n. F.
Andrews. The old boys enjoy to be
in each others company, as much
so as when young.
Joe Chase finished his labors in
moving the Spoo building last Sat-
urday and is overhauling his traps
SO as to be ready fer the next one
needing his services in that line.
Paul Nicholson who is attending
the Four G college in Des Moines
arrived here Friday for an over
Sunday visit with his uncle and
aunt, N. P. Christensen aud wife.
There will be preachiug at the
Congregational church next Sun
day at the usual hour followed by
communion services. Every mem
Der should be present aud all
others are cordially invited.
Miss Clara Whitted returned last
Thursday from Iowa City and re-
ports her mother doing nicely
since the operation which she had
performed. Miss Whitted will re.
turn there this week and accom-
pany her mother home as soon as
she is able to make the trip.
The Danish Sisterhood met in
their hall last Thursday afternoon,
transacted their business and
finished up with an appetizing
lunch. Hereafter they will hold
their meetings on the second and
fourth Thursdays in each month,
commencing at 2 O'Clock p. m.
They now have twenty-five men,
bers with more to initiate at the
next meeting.
Janitor Nels Johnson OF our school
has been given three months'
vacation, during which time he
will Investigate an offer as Super
intendent of Highland Park Coll
eye in Des Moines. He has an
offer of $65.OO per month aud board
for the first year with augmenta-
ton after that.
Mr.. 81. P. Hansen was spending a
few days in Omaha this week get
ting acquainted with business in
that busy mart. Mr.. Hansen, hav-
ing recently embarked in the i'm
plement business, is determined to
bring In the best goods on the mar
ket and to so acquaint himself with
prices in other markets that he
will not be undersold.
Eggs for Hatching
l am prepared to furnish you full
blooded Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds eggs for Matching at $lOO for
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