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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Rev. c. A. Poison delivered a fu-
neral sermon at Audubon, Tuesday

Nels Hansen returned Saturday
from Omaha aud visit out in the
state.
David Brook and wife entertained
his sister from Audubon over Sat.
urday night.
Randall Hunter of Audubon was
business visitor in the wooded
city Saturday.
Mr.. ]. Wizard of Nebraska is now
working for G. V. Hansen in the
blacksmith shop.
A fine shower gladdened the
earth again Monday afternoon and
still we need more.
Clarence Bruce of Atlantic was a
business visitor at the First Ma
tional bank Saturday.
Mr.. Rideneour of Manning was
in town Saturday in the interest of
stock food company.
Christian Hansen aud wife gave a
party to the young folks Thursday
night. Cake and chocolate were
served.
Mrs. b. F. Simpson and daughter
Esta left last Thursday for White
Cloud, Kansas, for a visit with
friends.
j. G. Powell has quite sore hand
caused by small pimple develop
ing into threatened case of blood
poisoning.
Axel and Carl Hansen bought a
gasoline Smelling outfit of James
McCreary. Give the boys chance
to shell tor you.
NJ. 0. Anderson started for Cas-
per. Wyoming last Saturday even
ing where he will resume work for
railway company.
Mrs. Bressler of Grinnell, Iowa,
visited at the home of M. B. Nelson
and wife Friday night, leaving
Saturday for Omaha.
Mrs. w. P. Turner aud children
drove their little Shetland pony to
:.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Win Bintner, Jr., is visiting
Carroll friends this week.


Carroll friends this week.
Miss Carson entertained gen
tleman friend from abroad last
Saturday.
Mrs. O. B. Train of Audubon Wis.
tied Tuesday night with her friend,
Anna Dorr.
Mrs. Bennett of Valley Junction
is visiting at the Newell Jobes
home this week.
Mrs. Hamler came from Atlantic
Tuesday evening to pay short
visit to her parents, G. 8. Newton
and wife.
William Smith and wife returned
to their home at Grove City Tues
day after the funeral of their
grandson Monday.
j. b. Connrardy went to South
Dakota, leaving Monday, where
with the other boys he will enter
his name for a farm.
Rev. Poison and wife returned
one day last week from Sharon
Springs, Kansas, where she has
been visiting relatives for several
months.
Will kommes bought cattle last
week OF III. S. Burton, Clark Gray,
Harm Rice and John Moore, all
prominent farmers residing north,
northeast and south of town.
Gus Seidleman of southeast Au-
dubou township was stricken with
his old complaint, hernia, last Fri
day aud for time his recovery was
doubtful, bnt at this writing he is
reported better
Mr.. Ad Seibert now sits in his
parlor and with his,wife and family
listens to all the very latest and
most popular musical productions,
having purchased newly i'm
proved graphophone and several
records.
j. NJ. Dimick informs US that the
Hensley, Thielen & Company's
office in West Extra was last week
refurnished with new stove, new
office chairs, etc. which now gives
the Office very comfortable and
cozy appearance.
Justice Lair and jury struggled
two days last week with a case in
which defendants animal tres
passed on his neighbours property.
a verdict Of twenty-five dollars was
awarded plaintiff which was paid
Immediately and the case closed.
Jonn Porter, Jr., is now in charge
OF his barn near the X. P. Hall,
Dye q Jensen retiring. Mr.. Porter
Will not engage in the livery bust
ness we understand but will open
up teed barn. Messrs. Dye &
Jensen have not decided as to their
tuture occupations.
Ike Des Moines Daily Register
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

"Clif McCarl left Tuesday for
his |,tne in Davenport after spend
i'm the summer here with our
,aseball team. MAC" made many
friends while here and we expect to
see his face again next year
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mrs. Bressler of Grinnell, Iowa,
visited at the home of M b. Nelson
and wife Friday night, leaving
Saturday for Omaha.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

g.. ID. Powell and wife entertained
his father, Mr.. A. T. Powell of At
lantic the latter part of last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Nels Hansen returned Saturday
from Omaha aud visit out in the
state
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mike Mertes and Clarence Mas
ching each sold Hensley & Thielen
nice punches of cattle last Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mr.. j. G. Hardman of the Oak
wood Stock Farm brought basket
of apples of the Jonathan, Ben Da-
Wis and McMahon's White variety
to this office few days ago for
which he has our thanks. They
were fine specimens.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mrs. Newt Brown of Atlantic Wis
ited last week with his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. j, F. Hill three miles east
of Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

The high wsnd tore the big avn
ing on the Cotton store and the
two inch rod which supports it
loose from it's fasteniags last Fri
day and in it's descent just grazed
the face of bystnnder hnoekino
the pipe he was smohing out of nis
mouth. The rod was placed more
securely in position Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Tie Des Moines Daily Register
and Leader is the ouly news pape,
that can be delivered Ga the rural
mail routes in this county on the
same day il is printed. Tae pub.
fishers ere now Offering new read
ers trial subscription to February
lstSiao9, for Sl0O Read the large
advertisement in this issue.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

w. w. Sickles of aillrose, Colo
RADIO, arrived here Tuesday on
short business visit and to sislt
relatives an. old friends Billy
looks as if Colorado ageed with
him
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

NJ. o. Anderson started for Cas-
per, Wyoming last Saturday even
ing where he will resume work for
railway company.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

john Bomgartuer nd wife visit
ed over Friday Mat at the Andrew
sheakley home "a oakheld. Since
their return Ass. b. was taken with
an attack Of heaihatistn ana is not
able to rnye about.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Bishop Davis of Davenport con.
firmed class of six at the HOLY
Trinity church Wednesday, namely
Bernard aud Mary X. Thielep, VIM
Thielen, Jr., Leo Bintner and Frank
and Adolph Nayratil.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Don Hash returned from Douglas
Wyoming, last Friday after several
mouths' absence in that town and
state
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

David Brook and wife entertained
his sister from Audubon over Sat-
urday night.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

John W.IScott was here from At
lantic last week looking after his
interests on his farm south of town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08


William Bintner returned one day
last week from a visit with his
daughters at Lafayette aud Michi-
gan CITY, Indiana, coming home by
way ot Omaha. He reports good
visi'with his niece, Miss Lucille
Coanrardy, the trained nurse in
LChicago, whom he found we'll and
enjoying handsome wages for her
labor.
Duff Varney has gone to Anita
and taken charge of the big furni-
tare and undertaking establish
ment owned by the johnson Mer-
camille Company of this town.
Dutf made hosts of friends while
here who will learn with regret
that he is with us no more. He is
honest, trustworthy, gentlemanly
and frank in all his dealings and
we feel assured he will be founa
the same in his new location.
miss Ethel Hicks received call
from the school officers at Carroll
last Saturday offering her a posi-
ton in the high school as teacher
OF mathematics. She accepted the
position and left Sunday for that
town. Miss Hicks is a fine teacher.
making herself competent to fill
that place by hard study and dill
gent application to all the require
nents necessary for SO responsible
position. We wish her success.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Randall Hunter of Audubon was
business visitor in the wooded
city Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mrs. James Jenkins went to At
lantic Tuesday to visit with her
mother few days.
Jack Oberholz and wife returned
Tuesday from visit on the main
line of the Rock Island.
Hensley, Thielen & Company
shipped several cars of cattle from
this station Friday evening.
Sherm Knox and wife of Audu-
bon visited over Tuesday night and
Wednesday with Extra relatives.
e. ID. Powell and wife entertained
his father, Mr.. A. T. Powell of At.
lantic the latter part of last week.
Mike Mertes and Clarence Mas
ching each sold Hensley & Thielen
nice lunches of cattle last Friday.
John W. Scott was here from At
lantic last week looking after his
interests on his farm south of town.
i
Wyoming, last Friday after several
mouths absence in that town and
state.
Mrs. Newt Brown of Atlantic vis-
tied last week with his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. j, f. Hill three miles east
of Extra.
j. E. Walker moved last week
from the Congreg ational parsonage
to the house recently occupied by
DIR. Jacobsen.
Chris Petersen, auCtioneer, was
in Audubun Tuesday collecting the
poultry at the fair.
Chal Sturgeon, editor of the
Eddyville Tribune, was visiting his
parents and his brother and wife
from Saturday until Monday.
w. r. Copeland visited the last of
last week with his parents, III. w.
Copeland and wife, and attended to
business matters III Audubon.
John Riley, Jr., returned last
week to his home at Winnebago,
Minnesota, after short visit with
his parents, DIR. and n RS. Riler.
Fred Bartlett has been hauling
several hundred feet of tiling out
to his farm where ne vii! tile his
low ground before winter setsnn.
Chris Jessea and lady clerks, the
Misses Fitch and Tibbsn, have beenl
in Omaha this week making their
selection of fall and winter dry
oods, etc.
John Wolf, Thomas Hill, Henry
Tharnish and Paul Zaner started
Tuesday for Aberdeen, South Da-
kota, to look at land with view of
purchasing or renting.
Mrs. Minnie Croy Anderson and
children OF Edgewater, Colorado,
Denver suburb, are visiting her
mother aud sister, Mrs. and Miss
Croy, arriving here this week.
We learn that before returning to
Nebraska, Anton Backer sold his
one hundred and twenty acre farm
north of town to George Struthers
at little short of 500 per acre.
w. w. Sickles of Hillrose, Colo,
RADIO arrived here Tuesday on a
short business visit and to sislt
relatives an. old friends. Billy
looks as if Colorado ag-eed with
him.
John Bomgartuer nd wife visit
ed over Friday Mat at the Andrew
Sheakley home a oakheld. Since
their return bss. b. was taken with
an attach ofheumatism and is not
able to p.re bout
"Clif McCarl left Tuesday for
his |Jme in Davenport after spend
in, the summer here with our
,aseball team. MAC" made many
friends while here and we expect to
see his face again next year.
The first entertainment of the
lecture course gotten up by the
Baptist and Methodist churches of
North Branch will be given at
Bowman Chapel Monday eve, Oct.
10Th. Season tickets $1.5O. Single
tickets 40c.
Mrs. f. NELSON, Sec.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mr.. J. Wizard of Nebraska is now
working for G. V. Hansen in the
blacksmith shop.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

A fine shower gladdened the
earth again Monday afternoon and
still we need more
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Christian Hansen aud wife gave a
party to the young folks Thursday
night. Cake and chocolate were
served
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Axel and Carl Hansen bought
gasoline Smelling outfit of James
McCreary. Give the boys chance
to shell tor you.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Mr.. Rideneour of Manning was
in town Saturday in the interest of
a stock food company.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Clarence Bruce of Atlantic was a
business visitor at the First Ma
tional bank Saturday
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08

Justlce Lair and jury struggled
two days last week with case in
which defendants animal tres
passed on his neighbours property.
a verdict of twenty-five dollars was
awarded plaintiff which was paid
immediately and the case closed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
uMartba Maria" Misioncn.

S og omfring Sc to nor f=l11tb. SSSr1=
manuel Menigbe0er meo &irfer paa
Sesite og 2amion Streets iomt IA.
og CANADA 5treets, for bpilfe $50
flor S. 81. Sobanien, 955 Burr ctr.
er &reit, bar Ser 6unnet Jig en- Sore
ming me0 obennGpnte Nap11, bpis
6ormaal er at oripe &ebningsmis=
lion blan6t 6e nori tie &pinoer, Ser
fer / 8Der1 ct TONNE paa Mfpeje, =
Ell Wftsiion, ser 6esperre bar pit
Jig og bel / enbber itgrre 8p
fan piie Jig at bore ioore ngopen=
Dig og iom allereoe far facet Sci
ligbe6 til at uorettc a6ifilligt go0t.
Om 0e1r1e Mislton ifriper Eaitor So
banien ielp 81. a. iom fslger:
~@er %arbeioes for gore oe Sl1orc=
misiion. Ser bpgges Gfoler ior 1tl1=
&c, M~locroomsbjem for Sc gomle,
8arnebjem for Sc f%orelorelpie og
Soipttaler for 6e lpge. 9ette er goot.
9ette n1aa gjeres. Men fer CT en-
Glerning - en- Misiion, iom e11ooa
er meget, lGrlig iblonot % norlfc
lutberlfe &irfefolf, forglemt, og Set
CT Mislione11 blarot Sc mango norife
falone &pin6er / Sc it9rre 8per.
Maolfe CT oenne Sag lioet befjenot
blanot bort 6olf. 81 foripger at
giere li6t ogiaa for oenne Mislion
fer / ct. saul.
~SSeg bar talt 5oga1 li6t iblon0t
nit Menigbeosfolf. 8eitemtc Meoe
en- Mften for at mpoe n1eo 0em, lom
piloe gjpre l1oget for Denne Gag.
&beloen fon1, men Set blep Stpgbcir,
Dog fom II Men0 og &ptnbcr iom=
men. T organtiereoe % til chi Sore
ming og fal0te Sen vMortba Morin".
~6oreningen far I'LL mpot fire
F@onge og teller MI oper 20 faite
Me0lernmer. 81 be- I1ttte6e at lette
Ell 9ibelfptn6e / Mrbeioe, o9 I'LL er
ri iaa lpffelig at babe 8ibelfpinoen
ollereoe / Girfiombeo. Sor nerpe=
renoe bar ri iefs u11ge norife Giger,
lom Ri mi forieger at rette. Ceres
0m1itenoigbeo fan jeg fife MI be-
1frtpe, men 6eres Npo ct iaare ltor.
81 bar facet 0isie ino paa forifiel=
lige Steoer; men ON nogle Tiger
itaar to at 6isie me6 bper fit Barn
poa Mrme1 og peo fig intet Steo at
gao. Sngen oil babe BENT"
&ioere opfororer Yoitor Sobanien
enbber, iom bar Snteresie / oenne
.Sqg til at unoeritgtte oenne uMar-
tba @aria" MfisIion / pibeite Sm-
fang, oeo fontante Mioler eller poa
anoen Maa6e> bporpe6 ser fan gjp-
res noget til at bringe 6tsie &pinber
tilbage igien iom npttige og beoerli-
&c Meolemmer al Smfun6et. Sg
ban oil fiffert ftoa reoe me6 ale Sp-.
lpsninger | 0enne Sag til enbper,
Der filler Jig faloet til at benpenbe fig
til BAN oerom- Sons Moresie er
iom open anfgrt, 955 Burr Str, ct.
saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
NoS pr Mfatt s$enien. 8nbllic.

GH&I.af sf1s%Ns&TE3 HNM4W4A
Nos fpr Mfatt Senior. &rblicI
l.a''to1 scbaefer flyer / En- npfliie us
.folt1nle1 &apports1 ser Ct nofaroigIet
Poo @%rnrolag Of en- foretaget linz
'oeriggelie De ~torifiellige gD-aonto-
Erer, at Jorboloel1e / set Departement,
lom Mr. @att SEMEN foreitadr, er
ieroeles CODE % anbefaleliesparoigc
Iog at Der | belle bans 3epartement
befifer oen pperliglte Oroen / alle
Eager. Oct mao 10 FIN bore glG-
oeltgt for Dor 2an6smano at faa en-
iaaoan %offenlig beoerlig 0mtole.
Den &agne, iom fer | 8pen CT
blepen p%aabegpn6t for Gilpeiebrin~
gelien at ct 6ono paa $4,000 for
ct. @auls Gonloliooteo &r,blicitp
8ureau> ifaffeoe ollereoe peo Ell al
rSbe Stapers" i li0ite. l1ge afbolot
Nfiooog en- go0 8egDnoelie poa c.
$4,000, og Ser bill I'LL / Sen fom=
menoe @qane0 blipe iot ct ipitema-
tiff .Nrbetbe igang for Gilpejebrin-
gelien al BEN %reiterenoe Gum. 90
Der er+nRppe 11oge11 Spipl ON, qt:neo
BpenS befienote @nergi / iaa Ser1=
1eenoe bil bet ogioo nof lpffes, og
BET itore Sot1o for ct. @auls Mper=
tering- 1to&1t oe1. bi6e @eroen, i'll
8pe1s z56relnme og Gripiel bore
ifaffet tilpeie. minneapolis mates
GOOD, but ct. Saul mates better.
@m bramatiif &algaffcre. timber
@algbanolingen ii6ite Sirs6ag fan01
Der / 4. @ar6 e1 8egipenbeo Steo,
Der bar baft en- ret betD0elig Spiigt.
6orman6en for SEN republifanife
@fSefutipz&omite, Scr. @ugb s. Sal.
bert, Ser bar til Steoe fer, forlang=
te nen1lig Ell Ma116, Glenn &ee0ler
arreitert for uloplig Stemmeafgio:
ming og anmooeoe giennem Ell Spe.
cial Deputy Sberiff 0poager 6raie'
og Satrl1illebetient GoIlon ON a
gigre bette, bDao 6isie oog ifol baps
negtet ,og en6og biulpet &ee0ler II
at fomme al 8eien. @albert forlang
te ga 6raier arreiteret og oenne fl
til @jengiGl6 felipe Mr. @albert ar
reiteret for at bope br11gt uigmme
Zig Sale moo en- Eolitiets Gn1be6s
mano / 6unftion. 5agen berom e
fife af1uttet enbnll mems bisie 81
nter fripes; hi ifal / neite l1ge gip
De nGrmere Gnfelt6e6er / 0enne re
celebre Mff9re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

Suitices Of tie 8eace:
Sames 8. Sobnion (&.).
@enrp 6. &eterion CO.,.
80. 8. Mtles Co., G.. @arb.
@onitabler:
@illiam 9. @iIler (@.).
6. 6. Houcber co..
81. 6. Magle CO.,, 6. @ar6.
Mr. 2amlers Mojoritet oper Scr.
Mc&ibbin bar ialt 3,96S. 2apler
fit 1900 og Mc&ibbin 1902
Stemmer. Otto 8remer for Sreo=
ilrer fit 19,048 moo 1913 Stem=
mer for bans Mo6fan0i6at Saul $.
@ot5ian. Controller Souls 8et5 fiji
1873 Stemmer, bans republifmlf e
Mobfon6ioot @ill 6. Motbeis g.
828.
5il Msiemblp er oltioo palgt s
Nen1ofrater og fun l Eepltbl1faner,
Mr. @erbert g. Seller, Ser itoor meo
Set treble gperlte Stemmetol til oette
&aa0, nemlig $1,000. Ser CT 0og
fun en- 6orifel paa c. 100 Stemmer
mellem Sen ne6erite paa 2iiten al De
DQldte 0enofrnter. 81 81. Cameron
5og oen eperite at '6e llagne &epl1b=
lifonere, 6. 6. MabIe.
Sil 8ooro Of Aldermen CT balgt
10 9emofrater og Sc to &epublifa=
mere for Z. og 10. @or6, 2eopitt
Corning og s. s.. Montgomerp. S
anoen, treble og fierbe @ar6 bar ser
Oog life 100 Stemmers SSlertol mel
lem Set 0emofrattife og republifonFe
Stemmetal.
Or. 6. $. @bitcpmb, Sen palgte
oe1nofratilfe &anbi6ot til Msi emblp,
gnifer giennem bette 8laos @polter
at taffe alle 6em, ser peo @olget /
StrSoogS gap bam 6eres @tgtte %
beo oereS Stemnle biorog til, at ban
bragte Sejren biem.
Sffc mtnore cnb 1000 Mcnneffer
bap6e ii0ite Girsoog Mften fun6et
Gejen neo til Mnoitorium> bpor
r&toneer Hreis" bob6e arrongeret ct
itort @auoepille Brogram / Sorbin=
belle meb ELECTION returns". Ser
bar flor Subel oper begge Dele.
6oreningcn 9ania, stillwater, af-
bolot Sre6ag Mften 5. 1. Mai Gene
rolforiamling og 8eitpreliespoIg. Sc
fleite at Meolemmerne bar tiliteoe oq
afgab beres @temme iamt u6taIte
oeres Mnifuelier ON f%orifieIlige
Sumter. Sele ben gomIe 8eitprelie
bleb l1oen n%notagelie gienpolgt:
&raitoent $. &ieliem Slice 8reii6ent
@briit 8etterien, Sefretpr Miller
5teoenien 6inans-@ efretpr Soul
Sanien, &asierer Is. Ebompien, Ms.
iurancefasierer 6re6 8uIob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
&alqet / Sirs6aas.

&alget / Strsoags.
&eo 6e ct. SAUL / Sirs6ags iteo=
iun0ne Galg gift 9emofraterne af=
giort al meb @eiren, i6et alle De De-
mofratiife &an6ioater palgtes til 8p-
embeoerne, en0og meo megt betp6e=
lige .Moioriteter. Daniel IS. 2am-
lers Maioritet ODER Soiepb Mc&ib=
bin for Maporembeoet beleber Zig til
C.. 1000. 8et5 gjeupalgteS for Con-
troller og @remer for 8Dfasierer.
@or 2an0sman0 Sames 8. .Sobnion
gienpalgtes til Suffice Of tie @eace
poa ben republifanife Sicfet.
Meoenl taoen6e er 2iiten ODER 6e
palgte @an0t0ater:
Mopor Daniel 9. 2atpler CO.,.
Controller . Souls 8et5 CO.,.
Ereolurer =. Otto 8remer CO.,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

MSlemblD:
&erbert g. Seller (@.).
&enrp g. @aas CO.,.
Sames S. 9oilp co..
6. s. @bitcomb CO.,.
Charles &artaf CO.,.
Granf Doerg CO.,.
Gbomas S. @onrop CO.,.
IS. 81. Cameron CO.,.
@inn &omers (9.).
8oQr6 Of MI6erme11:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

German. q. ~. Bingham AID ". C..
Bum
Afamors 80. =. L. Il. Moore. T..
J. Rowland. yi4lE Berrgl.- and A..
. Ber'ya4l.
arsu.re "a. G.. y. J Snyder. C..
]. McCog Geo. Cnlef and Ash
Douglass.
Morgan SO. J.. Dr. r. =. WI
ar. and wa, Carroll.
HHo.saa $50 B.F.C. Lalgar-ge.
s. i Ada.r and j s. %.ckeI.
Morgan so. D. W. J.. McAiee
a. CoI and r. &. Br,,yn
Morgan So g. John Malioy
Charley Wits and w. {. scaryerry
Mo-gan SO. 3. L 4 Fox. and
Wm I.e.rer.
Morgan SO. 6. ". Colbert and
Jas Weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08
El0PED AND MARRIED
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s-LL SERsIEs Mss ELgIRI
EgENcE SUNDAY.

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Roosevelt sle1as 70 G1,1-a ssr1s-
vas ua---1 -.--4. Gaze % Okla
bona C.l and lf-- spending q tsv
t1l-s here ..a --u-r-vess Rave gone
'o Iau-7- They ~L -ss= .1e-
1C--e i1 C1t1r!s.
ire BRIDE is Miss Ar~l-s A. P--r-
s-ce 90 yes-s Cd ta1RA.sr q. a
weii-'o-61 farmer v6o lives .-r-a
1Ies s1--l Q, G1-.-.e. ~. Aos--
-a-tg'. axe .s g.
. guess 8. VII cone c1t a. -.Es-
sait ~ Aterna.hy q, ..a Tt-e-1
T.l yesterday afternoon. NJ Pu-r-
srea objected 70 fae marriage AID e
couple o. weeks ago b told ne :.
get out s1t stay og, ou: ae s .
sensible man"
1t is real mean of papa % &C. 'hs
Nay te has done sad t5e rev
Mr.. ADer1athy. "51t dor: care
! know NY Own mind s1d ! shsI
not regre. this f'er
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08
WOODFORD.

Wordford. Okla. July G-Th's com.
mun.'y vas visited by a good rain this
week which was very beneficial 20
coru. The prospects are fair for
corn. but very poor indeed for
cotton. The web worms have almos,
totally destroyed the cotton in this
par, cf the country.
Rev. Ward has been attending the
conference in Ardmore.
Reys. Brad Hays and Paschall will
commence a protracted meeting a.
this place tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08
NOTICE TO The TRADE

The retail grocers % Arduore has e
a lis, of names ot de.iuquerts and
parties who refuse tc pay their gro
Gerry bills, and they nave agreed not
20 credit such parties until they
settle ~ In full. =.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeayJring 20
check the ravages OF consumption, the
white plague" that claims 50 many
victims each year. Foley'f Honey and
tt "ures coughs and colds perfectly
an are In no danger OF con.
sumption. DO not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation
when Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
and certain in results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

Memo. sta.- ..u-.,.--
I. q Blraa.
Prec.a.. Conn .-ale1-
Ardug.e--
Ist ptae.1r. .-..a- SO. He.se.
End Irec.,..H d" H,5..
5rd Ptec.r..--al b H-,e-
Gfh P-r-r Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

Don't fail 20 20 20 the ice cream
social Of the Catholic laan Tagrsdas
evening Admission 10 cents. Or .
cents per couple s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08
LOST.

Wnite and black tieked setter bitch.
Q months old, had string about neck.
4 reward Of s25 will be paid for con.
Viction OF thief. n stolen. Notify J.
q. Spragins, Ardmore. eff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

Subscribe 10 the Ardmpreite.
will sell you a good home on
terms.
2tf CHAS. Il. FRALEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

u. A--1.-.--- 81 sr-----1s1 tc
l-r1l--- -z- J. Pc g. q -z-1.sa-s
f1- Representa- t-1- Carer cc.rtg.
A--1lIce rls-i g ua1e s1-5ec. O. re
tc-lc- g: re 6s1.crt-c primary
Auruf. -lt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

DeWitt's witch Hazel Salve is es.
pecially good for piles. Recommended
and sold by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-08

GOOD HOMES-Very reasonable
and on favorable terms.
CHAS. r. FRALEY,
2tf Phone So