Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-09-03
Tuesday after pleasant visit with
relatives and old friends.


j. L. Wheeler has built a large
addition to his barn and put on an
other cnpola which adds much to its
appearance.
Ethel Tibben has been quite sick
the past few days from some kind of
blood disorder. DR.. jacobsen was
in attendance.
Mrs. j. l.. Wheeler received the
sad intelligence of the death of her
mother who resided in Chicago the
last of tue week.
Jens jensen has convenient new
hog house AID other needed improve
ments. They intend painting the
house and barn this week.
VERNE Strickland has traded his
farm south of Extra 10 Henry Kroe-
gee for the latter's farm in this twp.
known as the Mrs. Jenkins farm.
Jens Jensen has purchased the
Hongh farm known as the Wagner
farm and Theo Schwenneker has bot
the old Peter Schwenneker farm ira
ding his farm in on the same to Mr..
Steinke of Atlantic the former owner
of the farm.
Friday Aug. 2lst being the 21st
birthday Of Fred Boehme, his young
friends got up surprise party in no.
nor of the event. Owing to the
threatening rain some did not attend
but good time was had by all pre-
sent and they left wishing Fred many
more happy birthdays.
William Petit has been appointed
director at No. I.
George Schlater is assisting l.. P.
Nelson at the creamery
Heury Huss and family are enter
tanning relatives from Illinois.
Charles Boehme attended to bust
ness matters in Audubon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kness visited
at j. B. CecjPs down near Anita
Sunday.
Miss Maude Call commenced teach
ing at No. . with good attendance
of pupils.
Frank Graham and a. Balm pur-
chased bunch of calves from George
Kness, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hickman
and children visited with Mrs. Ann a
Sch warting, Sunday.
| Nate Turner and Marian Rummel.
hart bought sixteen Duroc shoats
from George Knees last week.
| Ed Gustin has bought we'll i'm
proved farm near Guthrie Center and
Andrew Wells one near Panora.
Miss Lizzie Kelleher is teaching
the Kroeger school and Miss Maude
Boehme the Schwenneker school,
Mrs. Mary Kelleher is having a
fine large barn built on her farm.
Mr.. Fordice is doing the carpenter
work.
We notice by the papers that OUT
creamery man, L. P. Nelson, carried
off prize at the state fair with
s2a points.
While William Kirkham was at
tendihg the state fair Friday, light
ming struck his grain stacks, two OF
which were burned.
On Sept. 2sth to Oct. Sd we will
have special sale on carpets, rugs
linoleums, lace curtains and por
there's, during which price will be
forgotten. Walker.
Talk about big prices for lows
land, how is this? William Benton
bought the old Bennett farm from
John Porter for S95 per acre. w,
understand it is now held at 800.
| Jens Jensen has sold the nortl
Gig hty of the old Wagner farm +,
Chas. Newman and Henry Tibben tin
latter taking the north forty and thu
former the next one or the one Join
ing his on the east.
Millions of bottles of Foley's Hone,
and Tar have been sold without any per
son ever having experienced any othe
than beneficial results from it's use TO
coughs colds and lung trouble. This il
because the genuine Foley's Honey ane
Tar in the yellow package contains n,
opiatss or other harmful drugs. Guart
your health by refusing any but thu
genuine. Mick Dof1ing.
DIR. l.. j. OIdaker, Dentist. Offlc,
In the front rooms over the Chris.
Jensen Jewelry store. All work ii
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