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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
Orson Items.

Such lovely weather as we are
having; who would think of go
ing to California?
The 81. d. S." are holding re-
vival meetings in the church
here, and all invited to attend
School is closed for a week,
owing to the sickness Of the
teacher, Miss Conrad.
The Farmers Clubmet at Mr..
Hedges last Saturday with most
all the members present.
A few of the friends and neigh
bors were invited to the home
of Mr.. o. Peasley, last Wednes-
day evening, for a little home
dance. A good time was repor-
ted by all WIZ attended
Mr.. jerome Tombs is reported
on the sick list.
Calvin Hedges was home from
Woodbine, spending Saturday
and Sunday with his parents,
bringing with him his friend
Mr.. Jefferson.
About forty young people gath
cred together, and trooped into
the Hedge home Saturday eve
ming last to have a surprise par
ty on Calvin, but some one beat
US to it, and told of the inten-
ded surprise but a.fine time was
had by all present.
Miss Ethel Evans is still WISH
ting at the Kessler home.
Myrtle and Cecil Epperson
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Mo. Valley visiting relarives.
VIM. Heistand has returned
from his visit in Kansas.
Lucy McWilliams and Emmett
Louis, are the newly married
couple a reception was given in
their honor at her home Wed
nesday evening, Jan. 22nd 1908
We all join in wishing them 8
long and happy welded life.
Mrs. Onstott is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs
Geo. Edmonds.
A. L. Riley is visiting relatives
in Nebraska.
Several Of our young people
attended the surprise party a
the home of Mrs. Coffman, il
honor of Dean Scott, last Mon
lay evening.
e. ]. Cowan was a passenger
to Moorehead on Monday, t.
have some dental work done.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
Calhoun Items

January almost gone and no Zero
weather yet.
Farmers are getting quite alarmed
about the icc4crop which has not as yet
materalizsd.
Mrs Sarah Donaldson, who has been
quite sick, and under the treatment
Of DIR. Cutler, OF Magnolia, is at this
time convalescing.
Lumber is being hauled out on the
,Teetcr farm to rebuild the house des-
trovcd by fire.
Mrs. Lenore Grey, of Omaha, is here
for visit with her parents, Mr. and
David Landon.
I. w. Fouts is having a tussle with
La Grippe.
John Steen is i'll at his home north OF
Calhoun. DR.. McGavren, OF Mo. VAL
Iley, was called to see him.
John Messer and wife now occupy
the new home built on N. g. Boyntons
l place
Mrs Frank steen is quite sick at this
writing
John w. Reedy, of Buffalo county,
Nebr., is here making his brother, ID.
III. Rsedy, a visit.
The Chas Mickey family, who have
nearly all been sick, are improving UNI
der the care of DR.. McGavren.
Will 'I'ierney has been quite sick, but
is around again.
! Anna Fitzgibbon has been at Wood
bine attending her sister, Mrs. Maggie
Morse, Who has been having pneumonia
Geo Miller had quite bad accident
with his team or buggy rather. He
hitchel them tor short time and OH
going Out found them gone. They
went up the hill north oil Calhoun ana
went under the trees and tore the toy
off from his rig and had stopped alto
gsthcr. 1T Was a lucky ruu getting off
with only a broken top,
Mrs. Piercv reports about pae- half oil
her sch ool children abSe.lt ON account
sickness.
Frel Hoifert has two very sick chill
dren.
Little Marie Fitzgibbon is quite sick
Mrs. Mahoney and Albert Wakefield
MIR. and Mrs Geo Hardy of near Or
SON. We're over Sunday guests at +. Il
dicks
Little Hazel Piercv was quite sicl
las; Week, DR.. Hugh 'Ianlislea being
called out To see hc,
| will not stand GOOD fol
lebts my wife, Harriet e
Hatcher, contracts from this
late, January 9th, 1908, o.
hereafter. Take notice and b
governed accordingly.
John w. Hatcher,
j f6 Mo. Valley, la.
; Try "Whlte Pine and Ia
\ Cordial" for your cough. Fo
e sale by Doty & Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30

For sale the N. w. ! of tx,
N. w. / and the N. e. I of the
N. w. 4 and the S. w. I of the
N. w. ! of section ls, township
so, range al in Harrison Coun-
ty, Iowa. About 2 miles north
of Mondamin. This land is for
sale at the very low price OF
$4,000 per acre and is the
cheapest piece of land now on
market in that vicinity. There
are no farms in this To-
cality offered for sale for | ess
than $500 per acre. This is
a good niece OF bottom land
part in hay and part in cultiva-
ton. Apply to Leonard
Everett. 18 Pearl street, Coun.
ell Bluffs, Iowa. is
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
Carpet Weaving

Rag carpets and rugs fer
ale. Mrs, Dan Woodland, Will
low Park, 2 blocks north of fair
grounds, phone 1872. f25
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES
HARRIS & HOyLE:, Editors
Weekly Established July 3, '6s
Daily Established April l, 81
Weekly sl.5O a Year,. Daily l5c
per week.

Entered at the Pos.ofiicc at Missouri
Valley. Iowa, as sec md class matter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30

woods, hut is seems we have
got badly rat'..s {; s.1.d flew the
main track
ave to.u you last time this
is a peacable community. We
have no fights, no murders or
elopements to record. We had
it In mind once to relate how
we conquered a kicking COW
which We MIXED for the first
lime, but we remembered the
case reported by r. n. regard
ing that viscious bovine that
ne bought from Geo. Smiley and
it Knocked the vim all out of
Us and we propose to let r. II.
carry the medal for the cham
pion cow milker for a while yet
at least.
Again we thought we would
get in ahead on the subject of
Matching early chickens, but we
noticed in the times that Billy
Jenkins had a hen hatch out on
New Years day and later we
learn that Rube Jones will soon
begin to fry spring chicks that
were Matched out late last fall
and so we are knocked out all
around.
Andrew Dray has purchased
the old homestead once owned
by his father Thomas Dray and
will take possession in March.
VIM. Graham who is now on
the place will move on the
Deur farm now occupied by
Billy Stokes. Mr.. Stokes has
rented the Boyle farm for next
year.
7. S. Kinyon has returned
from Colorado where we learn
he purchased 80 acres of irri-
gated land in the Conehas Val
ley.
Ed. Wilson, Thomas Tedford
and Mr.. Daniels who have a
been on the sick list for some
time, are reported on the mend.
Arthur Fisher who intended
taking the trip with the land
seekers to Colora 40, was detain'
ed on account of the sickness
of his family.
Samuel Dray and wife have
been Wishing relatives in
Omaha for several days.
Ideal Farm for Sale.
Consisting of seventy acres
new house, two story, eight
rooms. two good wells, cistern
out houses. Ten acres hog
pasture; fruit of all kinds il
abundance. School house AZ
rods from house. Location
miles west and south of Nc
Valley, five miles west and soutl
of Loveland; 3 miles west ant
] south OF Cradle; 16 miles nort]
of Council Bluffs. l40 acre
adjoining for sale also. Fo
further information write O
phone G. w. Childers, lovelane
Iowa. mi
Time to use Browns AntiseE
r tic Toilet Cream for chaps o
hands face and lips. Excellen
+ for the boys after shaving
Keeps the skin smooth. Onl
25c bottle.
j. d. Brown & Son.
For sale the N. w. i of X
: N. w. 4 and ne N. e. I of tF
N. w. and the S. w. I of tt
: N. w. ! of section ls, townshi
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30

Time to use Browns Ants ep.
tic Toilet Cream for chaps OF
hands face and lips. Excellent
for the boys after shaving
Keeps the skin smooth. Only
25c a bottle.
j. d. Brown & Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26
Sem | Samilien.
Yac bapSc ornffct Safe fra Barn
Spmmcn.

Oct err Ell nlminbelia Siug Der /
9anoet at ie belle 5amiIier bore op
meo iprffet Herpcipitem paa 8runb
al aaiiebrifniug.
9e1te er iorbi mango SorrISre life
~betPrter, at Safe inoeboloer en- @ift
- Caffeine, - Der bepirfer oenne
Tlage.
Ser er fem Bern / min Somilie,"
~ifriper en- Ifooer | Soma, "af bpilfe
ole Sraf aaiie fra 9nrnoommen al
% op til for 10 Iar iiheu.
"Yiiu Mano og leg bapbe Sicrte'
ipge % bleo tiIraaoet Of lutte meo
Safe. Gette 9iorhe ri % bcgpnbte
meS Yoinm. @i berger os mi uber
1eoiciner % or belt blepeu Fri for
Sierteipse.
(Goiieiue bepirfer Sierteipge mar
Den britses til Stabigbeb JON peS
aaiieSrifning.)
"Sor e~llepeoarise Gut bauSe ira
SsbieIen ipog SoroeieIie. % BOG
hdpbe han altio arnp otter % bleu
aipct aoiie. "a hi bespuote n,eb 20,
titim life ban Den. % oi anp honr
oft ban piloe bape, &an bar sieu'
punbet fin Selbreo peo EoihuL %
ban liter Den enomi.
~SGnge Iepe Spiinoeren al go.
Ihiml~
Hapnet opeipes peo Eoihrm Go,
Battle Greet, Did. 29s "Sbe IooS
to @elpile" | bper &affe. Ser er
Ell @runb."
&Ossnfnoc lrit o~pcuitaaensr Srspg
Ut MT nil forefomme fra SiS til an.
ben. Se er rate, ianoe o. inios al
SHteresis for acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26

minore emo MI, at BET bar oaarIiet
Stel at tage bort en- Snoiamler, raar
man bar | @iplo og faa fun Ell
&egnifabsfsrer iitebet. Oct pilbe boz.
re gobt, ON man fuHoe bope flere
Snoiamlere.
aomiteen nebiot til at uoligne IL
gelis Ereiternes &eiieubgiiter oplp.
fte, at Observation-Disclosures bar 500,
iom bper faar at betale.
Iaar man beregner, at BERTH fpm,
mer enbeI lloeiftef eIlers unber Ws.
het og paa Heiien, ibet benne 8ien.
neminitsium fun better Sernbane.
biletterne, ian er oct biit life for bit
al anilaa SpnoSemsoets ltogiiter til
minbit $4,000.
(6prtiRttes pua Sioe s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26
Cfonomi.

en iSrue bar blet operanitrengt al
at paste Barn og ftoppe Strsmper;
bun blep oerfor ienot til en- Eeniiou
paa 9anoet. Otter IA Gage fit ben.
bes GSano / @pen feleenoe Telegram:
Som itrar til mig. Seq bsr."
Zen itaffors s@gtemauo reiite al.
gaaroe i itsrite SOFT og fom frem
balpbso al 9Gnsitelie. Yaa Stotios
men msote bans Some bam itraalenbe
og / beOIte Gelgaaenoe.
"Wten - men -" ltafnmeoe ban,
"bpao mente on meo 5elegramnet2
Oh ifrep 10 leg oer"?
"ad," forflnreoe bun leen6e, leg
pilbe ~ifrepet, "ies DOR al 2PneieI ef'
ter at ie Dig" men fsr ieg fom iaa
langt bapbe leg britst ii SrO - oa
mere emo 80 Gre for Seleerammct
funoe iee oa umulis iponoerel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26
Dereelano%s itatuens
afllorine,

Senimob 1000 Ienncifer oper.
ror @crgelonhSmommcutetS gfils.
ring / Sarge Den 17Oe SUM, % Oct
bar en- mceet beitioelig SeitIiebeo.
@touumentet er blepen reiit poa ct
belt GiHtt / SSIono Bart os itaar
pao en- s 500 bsi SofeI al ct. GIcuo
8ranit. Sna penitre SIDE al oenne
er anbragt en- 9~roncepIaoe Der boz.
rer islgeube SnSfriit:
Henrik Wergcland, born at Christians
sand June 18TH, 1903, died at Christiania
July 18th. IS45. Lyric Poet. Father OF
Norwegian Literature. Friend of the
poor aud oppressed. Champion of the
weak against the strong. Opened the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26

Wsbet aabneoes paa panlig Bis
Of 9alt. aS. Seebrms.
Sinmisfomiteen anbefaleoe til gn.
tagelie ct SorIlas al Son. 8. 8.
Sborpe, @inmar, Winu., at Bog
banoelens @fbeling | minneapolis
iGlges os Yeugene onpenoes til Nj.
Detailing af @ipIoen | Spnooefasien
os 2ererlsnsfasien. 0erpeo piloe en
itor Del AT Samflmbets 8ielo Spfr
fcs, &enter ipares, og Samfunoet
funoe otter faa Silffiio fri 8pgban-
belen til bisie Gasier. Sorilaget blep
tcnniit til aomiteen fcr Benaeiaeer.
Soar git berpaa oper til of be.
Ganble Snoitiling fra en- aonite
neoiot til at foreilaa &eglcr for
ani9ttelie al 2erere peb Somfun-
bets SfoIer. 9enne 9omite baboe
inoitiQet til airferaaoet blanot an
set, at 2Rrerne peo Yreiteifolen full
0e nomineres al Ell Sfoleoireftion
men pPlges al Spnobeu ielp. Sir
feradoet foreilog, at bisie Sprere
ifuloe uplges at Sfolebireftionen %
gaIget itaof9Ites al Spnoben.
Gominationsfomiteen trenholm
meo fslgenoe Hominationer: &c.
fretpr, Bait. .. 6. Soroabl, Sup
rIennt Yait. 8. s. apaIe; aasierer,
Sait. so. 9orge, Suppleant guit. :.
IG. IeterIon; Iepiiorer, Eoit, 6.
IS. etrsm, s. Serom, Suppleanter,
6. 8. aaaia, y. 6. Saaferion.
Sinansfomite: s. 8. Gitrem 8d'
flor :. 9. Sorriion, Tait. 8. q. Be
terion, 8oit. s. Salporicn, Gait.
3orriion nominereoe | tit Stco SaIt.
10. Z. See. goarb OF SrnItces Tor
9utber College: Erof. 6. &. Erciis,
grof. Chr. Iaeietb, DR.. Saur, Gar
fen, s. g. Srstbeot al Gecprab, Sa.,
Chr. gorruo at Heb @iug, Winn,,
8. u. Senolo al Golmur, Soy y.
8%ulo6ranbien al aIbert SEQ, Winn.,
E@. Gbiporbs al 9eeriielo, @is.
gooro Of 5rnitees for Spnooen
DR.. q. 8oren, Sormanb g. giereo,
Sormono s. Iorobp, anorep Sent
ION, Gbeerton, isis, 8. g. Sa8eitao,
Gttricf, @iS.
geImrelie for lutheran GubliIbing
SouIe. Sait. Sb. IiIsion, Sait. s.
I@. Sorriion, 9. 2. Gale al Gecorab,
Soma, 9rof. q. @arfbns og Sao'
ION 9ctcrion al minneapolis, @sinn.
geitprelie al airfebpgningsionoet
Gaft. 3. 2. &edue, Gqit. 8. Sur.
mo, 4ait. 6. Gbriitopberien, gait.
IS u. Sborien, 3. Streeter og 3. 6.
Stenberg, beaae al Ga Grosie, @iS.
Sormono 8. 9orbbp braate poo
gaue, ON man life funbe giere en-
Sornnbring meS aasiercrembeoet,
iaa oct life bar iaa foitbart, i%oreIoa
Spraubring.
Sormanb gisrgo ioreiloa at lrggs
Gaaen paa 9prSet. 9ette Sorilaa
falSt, 80 itenrte for SO imob.
9enne Sag blep orsftet inotil
Sesiionens Slutning. 6crmanf
ssorbbp og Iait. s. s. Strano elor'
Se a~i9IoenSe. Of grbeioet funoe no
fsres meaet biaieere emo MI, ocrpeS
pilSe enoel Venge ipares, boilfe'
irpngtcs ianre, 90 bet bar nrunpen'
biat at tase en- Brett BERTH. Eac
Sen anoen SHE tnlte Ioit. 5. 9
lSorriIcn, 6. g. Gperion q. u. 8as'
bera. Bait. sc. 9orge. Gait. q. See
huns, Nait. e. 9oren. Tait, q. Z
See, Yroi. 6. q. Sirens. Sisie b9p.
beoe, at Den mtp9renSe Sronire
bapoe iorminoitet ben aarlige llnbcr'
balanie, at bpis man Inn banoe en- ri
at mootaee Yense os boIoe &egnitdI
'meo iamme, pilSe Siorascne bIip'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26

Doors Of Norway to the Jews This
Statue 10 a Donation from Norway to
the United States.
GcitIigbeoernc bespnte 81. 2. ON
Gitermibooscn, ioet aopofat q. .
1enneion bso 5%oriamIingen peIfom'
men.
Sopeotalen boIbtes Of Nait. 3. 9,
Sougen fra Tacoma, @aib., tiolisere
Brett | Sarge o. inotil for nosIe fac
Maaneoer iioen Brett for Den Sore.
neoe airfes Wenigbcb | 9ecorab.
Meo @orme os gegeiitring ffilorebe
gaitoren ben @etponing, iom Serge
LAMB bar BAIT for Iorges literrre oq
politiife Sip, % lagoe berrnber fer.
Zig IGgt paa, at unoer belle lit Git
90 girfe bapoe ban life aIene p9rei
norlf Tatriot, men fsrit og fremii
iano Menneifepen, ibet ban antoe fig
ollie fottise % fornretteSe. 3aleren
afbrsoes ofte af 9ifalo.
Otter 1alen blep MfIleringsbdno.
lingen ibfsrt of Miis @unbilb s.
Sptber fra Gbrecrombie o. Miis
Selga Sropaten, Sarge.
Der opl9ites SpfenifningsteIe.
grammer fra @orbmGnb / Tacoma,
@aib., iontt fra "Ssnuer al Rorae"
/ Tenils 2afe, q. O., bporpaa Slai
gierfe, Sormano for 8crgelanosfo.
miteen | Ibercrombie, eap Ell geret.
ming ON Womimcntets Siitorie oe
o%perrufte oct til gpen og Staten.
Mapor elliot Dor frop9renoe,
bporfor gIbermanb u. O. 2epis pao
8pens gegne mootog Statuen.
Ser bar fra fo%rifielige norife Sor.
eninger 2anoet oper inoIebet 4ranie,
Der III neolasbes paa Ststten.
Noro 9ofotas 9upernsr, Sobn
gnrfe, introbreereoes for SorfamIin
gen iom en- setling al Horses 8ifiu-
ger, ioet ban bar en- @fterfommer al
en- al oisie peb Wapn 9ierfe, Der
bapoe neoiat iig | Srlanb. @uperns,
rem, Der erfl9rebe fig at bore itoli
al lin norife gfitammina, taffeoe pao
Stotens Gegne for Wonumentet oa
bolot | So~rbinoeIie bermeb Ell meaei
limit Sole, iom ban ilntteoe meb al
uotale, at Senrif @ergeIan6 burot
bore Statens S~fptsbelgen.
efterot Hep. @m. Goparbs bapSt
~beflameret ct 9igt. ifrepet for s(n'
lebninaen, bolot 9abbi 9einbart fra
minneapolis en- ubmGrfet Sole
bpori ban tolfeoe SsoerneS Safnem'
meIiabeo Iigeoperior @ergeIanb.
ellie oisie Caller boIotes / oct en-,
gelife Sprog.
Gen enelte uorife Gale fom iioii
% boloteS of Gebaftsr @aloemal
Niger ira Gau Claire, isis. Sr
gger ubtalte lin @lRbe ODER, at Mol
gsorge paa benne Waabe bapoe ibll
fommet fine uopanoreoe 9srn, % a,
oct bar paffert siort al oisie at an
bringe oenne 8ape, Der iagbe os lac
ribpre meget, paa ct bsit os isinefol
oenoe Steo. San peete poa, bpor.
meget oct norife Solf beroper bapbt
uorettet, og at pi bolot al @ergelani
foroi ban bar ct gionesbprb ON, a.
ct SanbbeoenS Srs life fan os.
Songforeningen "SrpbeuS" ionf
berpaa "Roraes bebite" iamt "Nan,
SiorbeHe bloaner", bporpaa belle Sor
iomIingeu fang "gmerico". Cite,
afflsrimen ipiueoe ct MuiifforpS.
On afteneu ST. 6 boIoteS e.
9anfet | Biries San, bpcr oel
boIbtes Caller al Sicearperns,
Serpis, gopofat SO. Gngerio, 8
Is. Sagen fra abercrombie, Oh,
pernsr 9urfe, StatSmibitor 9. o
Sperion. Eait. 8. .. Sougen, Drills
Ilma Speito, @m. Iaer, Or. s. 8
Sieloe og andre. Songioreninger
~SrpbeiiS" lang Here Sanee, blono.
bpilfe en-, Der par ifrepet al $. slite'
Iano, gioroe megen 9pffc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-26
Zen i~yprencSe Strife.


-Gaitor Seurn Nois bar flpttet
I'll Siour 3opiDs. Soma,
- 9etbania Renigbeo, RihInrb,
Co, &c. D., for betient nf 5ritirfen
- fioIt Of Raj. Selieth, beiluttet Scn
3Sie Icrs B. q. at goa | fat aaIbS.
forbinbeIie meo 8ilb Hiee oe ct.
Sobmmes Meuigbeoer. betieut al Gn'
for 3sritoo. aomiteer ira 0e ire
W~enigbeoer meote oen Site WnrS
| Ct. Sobanues airfc - Den rGit
GIbfte | 2eo Tioer6olen - oa eneoeS
ON Den fremtibiee OrOuiug Wenig'
Ec6crne imeuerl. &etieningen for.
beltes ina OF 8iIb Rice itaI ba %,
&etbania IS og Ct. Sobonnes If
Senoaqe ON slaret, - getbunia og
ct. Sobomes lager iaa nrr tiliom.
men Of De ileite fan benptte begge
Qirfer. @reiters Cen iorhsieoes
me6 $3.50. @etbauia Weniabeo Dor
oet iioIte gar prret miolertioig be.
tient al Ruit. @eritao. lloenior tit
eaentIige aalo betiener ban oeiaa en-
Iioen Meniebeo | @abpeton, q ..
Gen nDe aalosoronina troaote ifraft
lite Sum-. Sorhonolinserue San.
Looming al SammeHiiutninsen bar
Deret preaet al en- Sm0oefommeHbe0
os 600 5oritaaelie, JON bar siOrt
eoot.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
M eat Roll.

One quart of -four. two teaspoonfuls
baking powder, one teaspoonful of
salt, two rounding tablespoonfuls drip
pings; mix these ingredients until Of
the consistency of cornmeal, then
work In enough sweet milk to form a
dough easily handled Cold water
may be used instead of the milk, but
tablespoonful more Of drippings
must be used in this case. Roll the
dough into sheet one-fourth inch
thick, using flour on the molding board
to prevent the dough adhering. Spread
minced meat or fowl over this and add
salt and pepper, begin at one end to
roll up as for a jelly roll; pinch the
ends together, using water to make
them adhere, thus preventing the meat
from oozing out. Place in a buttered
dish and set in a steamer over boil
ing water for one hour; remove and
serve with leftover gravy or make 8
tomato sauce. Cut into slices wher
serving.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22

Audubon, where he was operated on
recently and is improving rapidly ac-
cording to reports.
Quite number OF paople from the
country while attending the show
were compelled to stay in our town
Monday night on account of the rain
Mr.. j ems E. Petersen has added
another so acres to his fine farm hav-
ing this week purchased the VIM.
Kopeska 80 for the neat sum of $4,000
The Panama Medicine show was
good SO those investing in their med
iciaes say. They held fort in the
Hall aud Tuesday departed tor Adair.
H. j. johnson recently purchased q
coed team Of horses but finding them
too heavy for road purpeaes sold them
to a neighbor, who now has the kind
of team be wants on q farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
AS PREPARED IN GERMANY.
Apple DumpIings Declared to Be Per
lection of Cookery.

To one pound sifted -four add the
slightly beaten yolks of two eggs, a
half level teaspoonful salt, and enough
Wa.er to mix into batter. Take care
not to use more water than is neces-
sary, as the dough must be Arm
enough to hold it's form when dropped
into cold water. Stir the batter well,
until smooth, then add four small ap-
pies cut into small cubes and mix
thoroughly. Have ready pot OF rap,
idly boiling sailed water. Drop the
batter in by the spoonful and boil
without stopping, from 20 to 80 min
utes, according to size. Stir around
once or twice so that none will adhere
to the bottom of the pot. Then cover
up again. Take out one by ono, and
cut in even slices. Have ready par
of hot butter, drop in each slice and
brown slightly on both sides. Serve
Immediately with butter and cinnamon
or fruit sauce.
This recipe from an old German
cook book was sent with the assur
ance that it was delicious"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
Salmon Salad.

One can salmon. one head lettuce.
one stalk celery. Garnish the edge of
dish with lettuce leaves. Break up
the salmon and tear in pieces the let
tuee and place in the dish in alternate
layers, together with the celery,
chopped fine Add little salt and
pepper. Serve with mayonnaise dress
ing made as follows: Two eggs, two
tablespoonfuls sugar, one cup cream or
milk, two teaspoonfuls mustard, one
cup vinegar and a little salt Mix
eggs and sugar together. pour on the
cream. dissolve the mustard in the
vinegar and mix in the other ingredi-
ents. Put a small lump of butter in
pan on the stove, and when hot
pour in the mixture and boil, stirring
constantly until the proper consistency
is obtained
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
II anlin

Mrs. Clark went to Audubon
Tuesday on business.
The 'Village Circus" is billed for
this town, Oct. 24th.
Gsorge B. Gill is feeling car load
ofseesrs for the Christmas market.
Mr.. Fred Christeasen is able to be
out again after an illness Of some
time
Jas G.. White aud wife were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. FL. Garrett, last
Sunday.
Fred Nilsson and wife were guests
Of Mr.. and Mira. j. Jacobsen in Extra
Sunday.
Hans Christensen and wife were vi
sitisg cat near Elk Horn the last of
the woek.
Peter j. Jasl is having one of the
rooms in his cottage home plastered
this week.
Mr.. aad Mira. Jscsb Sandbsc are
entertaining friends this week from
OTaea, Ia.
The dance Saturday night was we'll
attended ard everything went merry
as q marriage bell.
Dick Powers and Flovd Freeman
Of Braytea are lathing the Robert
Richardson cottage this week.
Mira. M. H. Cameron and children
returned Tuesday morning from Es-
bon, Ks. after visit of two weeks.
Miss Mary Nissea now sports fise
diamond? ring as the msst popular
young lady in this town or vicinity
G.. n Christiaasen sold a set of fine
harness the past week to Geo. Picker
AID another set 10 Peter Christensen
Mr.. Jacob Saaabeck purchased {
COED team of work horses this week
Of Haas ehnssn oar only msrcha at
Mr.. James Larsen of Brayton was
here last Monday On business anC
making gos-goo eyes at the Hamlil
belle.
/ c. N. Christensen, the snly har.
ness maker Of Hamlin has purchased
8 big sewing machiae fer use in hi
business.
Miss Esra Olsen rsturnsd frsm E1
ira Monday after q pleasant visi
with her sister Mrs. ]. Jacobsen aps
husband.
Peter Nelson shipped sut one car o
oats the past week and had car o
prime timothy seed ready for ship
seot, Tsssday.
Jimmy Clark is in the hospital .
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22
Vegetable Marrow Squash,

Vegetable marrow squash, a great
favorite in England, is coming into
favor here very rapidly The squashes
are white and notified green varieties.
and should be gathered before the
seeds harden. Too long on the vines
tends to tougher the meat. Vegetable
marrow should be peeled and cut in
small pieces, the seed part cut out and
thrown away. Drop cut pieces in salt
water, and cook until tender Drain
and pass through colander. Rstura tc
pan uncovered, and allow to steam Oh
back of stove Add one teaspoonfu
butter and little pepper. Serve hot
Vegetable marrow can also be fried
baked and steWed.