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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
An cat Home"

Mes. Osborne, M. C. Burbank
Walker and Cox demonstrated
very clearly yesterday after
noon to seventy five ladies that
they had the Art of Entertain
ing learned very successfully,
when they held an unusually
pleasant cat Home" at the
spacious home of the Former
on Superior street. The guests
were admitted by Robert Os-
borne and conducted to the Sec
ond floor, where dressing rooms
were found. Bouquets of tu-
lips placed in different positions
in the various rooms, made
very pretty decorations. The
mantle in the front parlor pre-
sented an especially artistic APP
pearance with decorations of
White Hyacinths and Ferns
After an hour had been spent
in visiting and informality
cards cut in the shape of Pen
MES, on a larger scale, were
passed around and twelve ques-
tions were printed on each
card, each question to be an
swered by something to be
found on a penny. After the
cards were taken up it was
found that four ladies had an
swered all the questions cor
rectly and after the cut, Mrs.
K. L. Price came out success
full and she was given large
bouquet of Tulips At the close
of a very delightful afternoon,
a sumptuous repast, served in
two courses, BY the ladies assis-
ted by Mes. Madsen, Culavin
and w. G. Fensler. II was
with regret that Good Bys'
We're said, after all had voted
the AT Home one of the m ost
delightful affairs of the social
season.
When in Linn on, Colo. let
the Limon Lumber Co.
show you their full line OF
lumber, posts, wire and
farm machinery. II q, &
a. Mooney. snr.JO
Steve Williams left for Belle
Paine last evening to act as de
legate to the District convent
ion for the Boiler makers of
this city.
Fl. q. Anterior went to Logan
this morning to disinter the
late Peter Anderson wife and
daughter from Knauss to thu
Logan Cemetery.
For Sale Cheap
A comparatively new Bee
Room Suit consisting Of a
Dresser, Wash stand, Bed and
J Springs, for sale at pare al.
Enquire at the Times Office.
AS
NJ. j. Fitzgibbon went to Ere.
mont this morning on business
About a dozen of the Sion1
City Line Firemen went to
Boone this morning to attend
the funeral Of a broth er fire
man Chas. Larson.
H. Highley was a passsnge
to Logan this morning.
. Mrs. Will Coulthard and Mr.
t Brown of Logan were among
the out Of town guests at The
, Osborne "athome" yesterday.
It is reported that Mrs. Chas
sargent is better today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

House for rent on second and
Michigan. Inquire Mrs. c.
Varnes. a3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
Eastern Star

Valley Chapter No. 26, 0. E.
S. will meet on Friday evening,
April End at 7:30 for general
business. Mrs. G. A. Walker,
w. M.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

Miss Kate Ellis will leave as
a missionary to the Indians of
Oklahoma, in a few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

George Butcher has TAX n
charge Of the MORRISON Restau
rant and will run the same
hereafter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Irish
spent yesterday in Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

The W. r. c. Aid society will
meet at Mrs. Pixies, Friday af-
ternoon. az
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
Apron Sale

Remember the Apron sale at
the Hennessey building Tues
day April 6. Make sure to call
and see the beautiful leather
goods Oh display at that time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

F. A. Heath has some very
nice Clam Juice In 3lb cans
at 25C per Can. II Is a fine
table dellCaCy or very suit
able for a tonic.
The following young people
were entertained very pleas
antly at the Salyers home south
Of town, last evening in honor
of Messrs. Sam and Bert Sal
yers, who left for Seattle, Wash.
today for an extended visit,
Misses Vera Bisbee, Nora Bur
goyne, Leila Barry, Lulu and
Ute Hutchinson and Helen Gull
ivan. Messrs. George Culivan.
| Charlie Hillar and Don Bisbee.
The Ethel Barrymore Ties at
the Cash Bazaar.
Rebekah's meet in regular
session on Saturday evening,
April 3 at 1880 p. m.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
Mrs. Dan Finley returned to.
day from a visit inCarroll.

nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
40. Valley, la.
Mo Valley Hospital, DR.. C.
". Boughton, physician in
charge.
Drs. Gamble & Gamble, Oste-
pathic Physicians. Corner 18th
ana Huron SITS. If
The first Division of the w.
R. G. Aid Society, will give
dance in Newfind's Hall Thurs
day evening, April 22nd. Good
music and good order. Tickets
so cents. The proceeds will be
applied on the Monument fund.
Wanted: "A good girl,
Permenant place for the right
kind. Mrs. G. M. Everett.
a3
Brighten Up
It is now time to brighten up
and have a full line of the
celebrated Sherwin- Williams
ready mixed paints and varnish-
es to offer you. Call and look
over the color cards. Every
can guaranteed full measure.
Harry R. Newton, Lumber &
Coal Dealer. al
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
SHORT ORDER MEALS
Board by Day or Week

The best of table board. A
special good farmers dinner
served every day. Furnished
rooms over the restaurant.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

DON'T forget the NJ w A..
dance, Apr. 2 az
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

Miss Pugsly of Mondamin
and David Garner of Raglan
township are visiting at the
Freely Myers home for a few
days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01
Attorneys Kellogg aud De-

we'll we're passengers to Logan
this nlaf4ni'g
Fl Y q ONEIDA fD
q ii ttls Il
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01


d , ftts /;
Mrs. O'Leafy and daughter
Mable are spending the week
with her mother Mrs. j. c.
Rhodaheck.
Mrs. ]. Z. Lewis went to
Logan this noon, where she
will organize a K and L offs.
lodge in that CITY
NJ W A M 4squ4rads dance
will be held in Neufinds hall
instead of Walkers as adver-
tised April,2.
Mrs. William Burke visited
friends in Omaha yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

The Methodist Ladies will
have a Kensington and a bust
ness meeting Friday afternoon
at 2::3O, at the home of Mrs.
Mclaughlin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
NO. Valley, la.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-04-01

Sliced cueumbers with
onions Is the latest In canned
goods. You can find them
at F. A. Heath's Grocery
Soc per can
j. B. Barrett is in Logan to-
day on business.
Mrs. ]. j. Amen is the guest
of friends in Council Bluffs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
@crmif,tcr Gniiircr acfrnocu.

Getrnit, Wif., 30. 9top.-Nco
Sergeont, Der ieit mebrereu 5agct
permiBte aoiiirer Der gcitern cinen
AHoiicnfllrotor iibcrtrogencn 9onf
pon Tcrnon, Wid), purbe bcute i'm
bieiigell .@rocc.Solpitol" allfgein.
ntn. no cr IN tSolge pon 9litucrlllIt
in beoenflibem 3lntonoe oornieocr'
licgt. Gr muroc geitcrn olls oem
.Trnnflin-Sotcl," no er iid) untcr
rcm Nomcn G. 6. Soncs ouibielt,
ms Soipitnl gebradJt llno bate cine
ihinlme Stidnplmbe om 9lrm. g2ie
cr an9iebt, mllroe cr bier om Sonn.
lag sl6cnb bon einen RGuber nugc.
lallen, burdJ einen Melicrltid) per.
iarnoct ltno Inn $50 berallbt. Gr
biclt ieiuc Wluibe niht iiir 9ei1brlidL
lis cr 9citern einen elr5t 3u Siilic
ricf MS CT Gernon om lebten Cont
rcrltog perlieB, lei in Der 9onf allies
i'll Oronung oelpeien rtb er babe feis
lie AbnrnD gebobt, ooB man i'm BORT
fDiinld)e.
Iie 9ler5te erflGren, Sergeant
mcroe lpnbrihcinlid geneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
Gutictiide SamilicntrasOSie III
YrpuflHn.

9tep Dort, 80. 9top. - Gatricf
s.. Mofiertp ernoroetc bclltc in leiner
g&obnlno 5il Srooflpn ieine Satin,
inoem cr ibr Die &cblc nit einenl
9soiirmeiier Ourhifnitt. sSronf Oh.
lnnb; ein S6moarr, llno Srall Woc'
goret aellp, Wilitter Der eSrml 9foffere
~, periubten ucrgeblih, oen 0iit6en-
ren bon oem &crbreben ob5ubnIten.
G5lonb trlg cine iIiuere S6nitt-
iulnbc oouou un0 Der Shdbel Der
,Srou GeaD muroc burh eineu ShlaG
ilit einem 9eieultiel gebroden. Haf.
iertp lief IN BEN Sol lmb uerhtbtt,
lid nit Dem ndmliben Wciler, nit
meldem cr oie ,Srou tobtetc, bic
Mcble 5ll olrdihnciocn, rpllroe jeood,
horun perbinbert. Srau aeap mo
Shlonb lie9en i'm Sofpital bornie6er
lmo bie 9ler5te geben mir lpenig Soff-
rung ollf ibrc @enelltng. Haiiertp
lvor bie 9fobt iibcr nidt 81 Soule &c.
neien umb 9crietb in rnicnbe @ltb
o!S iDm ieine crol belte friib bci iei-
nr Scinlfcbr Gorluiiric boriibcr
Eiad,te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
Grokr.F strite.
Meidjcnitellcr fntaf 13 noromcitlidcu
1 -
@abuen iteIlen NFt,ait fiu. |

2llSItuno perllriaAt SteiQen Der @e-
trcioepreiie aui 6cn Gbicagoer
Murft. = Eiubot luirit Dem &C.
fretGr gollinger obcrn1olS oerl
,Scboebanolfub bin. - Sntcrcl.
iuntc Gntpifelmgcn int 3lldcrs
ibrpiuoel. Ero5eb in 9tclu.O .Oorf. -
Moglibes sluitrctcn 0cn0er.
noaels oils Staats5cuac. - Cine
Nrooflpncr Ssiniicntro9o>ic. -
Ter permiBte seantfoiiirer Ger.
geout IN einen &oipitol entocdt.
2 t. Saul 0ti'nl, 30. gtop. -
Aub 15.tigtgel,t,llnterbo
5ipilden Der @easl snlteler llniol
pon 9torb . Slnren1in ltn6 cinenl 9es
nlciniamen Gnrtlm bon 9abn-9eom.
ten, luelfe f3 e .lenbobncn oes Huro-
mcltenS repro, sitircn, trot INN 6
llbr bciltc Nls'llb Gin Strifc in aroft,
on iuelhem 1900 Bcidenitcllcr be-
tbciligt lirb. Ole Seute ioroern cine
2obn5uloge bon lehs Gerts pro
Stlnbc, ooppeIten 2obn iiir Cont
ta1sorbeit uno Grtralohu fiir olle glr-
belt iiber 5ebn Stunoen pro Ioa. Gic
Strifcr lporcn uuf perlhieocneu Bob
ncn bcihaitigt iueIbe lpcitlih llno
nGroIiN Don St. Ealll imo bcnl gu.
perior See nod) Der Eociiicfiiltc
iilbrcn.
Tic critic &irfiung beo StrifeS mar
elm Steigen inn Greiie OeS Woi5ens
oili Dem Gbicogo'er @etroioemarftc
ipGt beuie Nohmittag. Go Die be-.
ircffenoen 0obnen aroBe Guotltitu-
ten @oi3en pom 3eiten nob oem
gtorOen beforhern, 10 perlriuhte Der
Strife ielbltrebeno Die VeiorgniB
Oob Die 9lblieierltng oes @etroioeS
per56eert neroen fonntc. uno Der
HreisoufidIog lpur Die sSolge. Die
Strifer iolpobl, ipie Die 9ubn @es
icllihoiten erloiien beilte slbenb lans
&C Grfl1ruugeu, UNI ben bon linen
cinpenon,menefp 3lnnbmutft 81
rchtiertigen.
Gic Strifeiiibrer periprahen, ba-
iiir 81 iorgen. bob feinc Gitbeltornn4
gen poriollcu. Sic baben ben Sell.
ten eingeih1rit, bos Gigcntbum Der
Nobn @eiellifoiten nid,t 5u betrc.
ten lmb lih offer Ginariiie in Die
9iehte Der gonipognic'n 81 entboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01

NittSburh 80. 30. Non. -
Ter lllliontUun mo Eittsbllrger Or.
prcB5ug Nr. TOT Der oYenniDlpanio.
%'obn" cntAlciitc nm s. 10 beite iril1
III Nionor, Fa., nobe bier, llno itiiri.
ie in cine, 8roben. lleber cin
Subcno Yerioneu murbcn perlcbt,
Gin Eul'ngier, ein Eoitclerf mo Der
'@epddmeiiter wobrideinlidJ tootlidI.
Ger 3ug bcitano ais einem @epGt.
lpoggon einem EoItpoggon, orei
ToiIagierluaagonS uno eiuelu Fnr-
lorlua9gon. Sic Sofomotioe blieb I'm.
bcldldoi9t mti ocn @elciie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
Mnfidmb fir Wumpers

gSoi ington 9. g., 80. 9tor.
- Gos 9lppeautionsgeriht bes 9i-
ltrifts Columbia belpilliatc bciite Ole
Ectition Der ,Scrren Gam @olnperS.
Srbn Wit1clI iino tSronf Morriiol
uun Ser YGeoerotion Of 9abor" I'M
cine Stlnoung oeS Geriabrens I'M
Gale beS mcsen 0libodJtlug Der Ge.
rihtsolttoritGt 9e9en ie gef1aten,
cni ldngcrc @eidngnibbait lautenocrl
llrtbeilS. Gns llrtbeil lit biermit ing,
penoirt, bis bos G6erbunoeSgerift
iber Die Dor inn ifmcbenoc s(ppello.
tion entific0Cn hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
@od, cine 9ricaserflarnns YindJOts
an Nolliuaer.

@oibiu9tom :. s, 30. 9tcp.
-@iiiorO Finhot Gbci ocs VinocS'
6oritoicnltC9. bat Dem Sctretor oca
,>rncrcll 9nQingcr obernlola Ocn
Neboebonoihuh IN Der tsraac iibcr
bie grbaltlrng ocr SiilfsQuellen Der
2tatiou bingcmorien uno crtlart, Der
GpngrcB mcrbc in iciler bcporltcbcll.
zen Sibung GIT cntideioen boben, oh
hic erobcu aoblcnIdnoereien I'M @c'
liBe bes GolfeS blcbcn oocr BON Dto'
nopolen gegrobid)t tno oh Die groBen
Molierfr0ite Der 5liIlie pom @o!f
controlirt ooer on ipcSiclle Sntcrcl'eN
ucrid)ohert ooer pcridenft merber
lollen.
0ieie GrflGrllng lit in einem lGnGe-
ren Shrciben Eilhot'S an Ir. gu
man Abbott Don 9fep-Dorf entboltelL
lrelhcs cine 9lntmort oii perihieoenc
s5rogen lit, ncIfc 2r. 9lbbott an
$herrn Einhot gcrhtet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
Wcuer Yrpsck 6clpilligf.

y id MT no, Gu., 80. 9top. -.
Eroieiior j. 9. &arris, iriiberer
ASrin5ipol Der Sod)ldi,le BON @or.
rtnton, go. mclder Serrn u. sl.
cbonrpion, : Nebafteur bes ,Worren.
ten Girginion" oui Der StroBc ct.
idloB, bcs Sobtid,logs ilberiiibrt lno
~ pieriGbriger 3udtbaushait perur.
thcilt muroe, miro einen nelien Bro
;eb erbdlten Uenernlonuolt 9lnoer.
icn gab beute i'll bieIigen Cber.ap.
penntionsgerihr eIncn in Der eritcl
Snlion5 genlaften ,Srrthlm 5u mo-
roni Die gutideioung bes &reisge,
ritts uon 6allauier,GountD nmgeltc,
bcr uno cin nener Fro5cb anecoro.
net mlroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
%cnocrnascl will fcim Siinocnbof

9tem. Oorf, 30. Hop. - SomeS
J. 9enoernoacl bcoonft Iih OaIilr,
non Der .9lmericar Sugar HeiinlnJ
60" ols Siinoenbod in Dem bier &C.
i;itrten ,3uderihminoel Ero5cB be.
l:llbt 81 merbcn mo lieB IN Der bell'
tigen @erihtsiiB.mg ollrb ieinen 9ln.
nalt onocuten, ooB cr piellelht ais
Staats5euge erihelnen lucroc, ebe Der
4ro5eb bcelloet lit. Gieie erf!orlnS
cffolgtc, nahocm cin s3citge I'M DE-
r;ht ousgeingt bntte, Dab Die ange'
i;cllten ocr .9lmericnn Sugor Heii'
nina So" iobolo cin 9etrllg bel Dem
g1iegen pon ,}utcr uerilbt lpilrbe, je
SO obcr ntbr erbiclten uno oab
Ncnocrnagel. Der hGmuligc Srpcrin'
tcnocnt Der 9ioiii1erlc 5u Willinnls'
tilra, bnS @clo oils5abltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE OILY.
Glaidenbier, bsites Bier ge6raxt -

UluIujtWuttrt ut1ttS Vttr 9tutaut -
Gnttdlt serabe senng Nllskel,
es 5n einem geinnoueittmen 0etsaale
81 madien (3h vrpSent).
Sbone. tpertbbole nno iuhnl4enSlpertbe 1rds
mten frst flr Samiiien. aunof1nIt,
Sbre 9efeuungen itrN sefu4t
Bsioe Telephone. 6oo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
Stockholders Sfalp perlangt.
@colngcnc &erbredrr itclcn onocb-
lid Dem Stonooro SeI arGilS
nud,. = Gr ioa entiiibrt ooer gar
aboenlllrtIt iueroen.

nud. - Gr ioQ entiiibrt o0er oor
obgenlllrtlt iuerben.
GIepclano, g., 80. 9tou.-- IN
,Solge pom @criiHtcn iiber cine oe.
ploutc Giltliibrltng pber gor Grmpr.
blIng ,Sobn 9. Stockholders luuroe
,Soreit Sill, Die @obnlng bcS Wtulti,
MiaionGrs in Slt Glcuelono, p1b-
reno Der goll5en pcrgunaencn 9foht
bon Eoli5ci bema6t, melbc ollie per
o1htige Ecrionen aus ser hinge.
bllna pertricb
Gin gciuiiicr Sopncr Smit6, cill
<5ol5bGnblcr aus Wiincrpa, 8, mill
onl Sollntug elbeno 5luei MtGnner in
cincm @dBhcn ST. slaioncc, g., ba-
non reOen borell bobell, ocnStunourh
Gel Woguotcl, ob5unulrfien ober
Slt cntiilbrcn. sll,s ibrcn @eiprGd)
ging berpor, BOB iie gut be5ablt bo.
iilr lucrOcn iolltcn, eilerlei oh lie
Npdeiellcr tooteten ooer u,,i onberc
@ciic aus bent @ege i1ofitcn Gic
5lpci Wtdnncr gelongtcn 5il Dem
S6lullc, boB co lcihtcr mo ii6erer
iein lucroe. i'm rlll5ubrin9eu, ols ibn
5ll entiiibrcn. gllf 8rlmo oieier
Diittbcilllng erariif Die Eolisei ipc-
jelIe MoBrcgeln gum Sbube Hodc-
icllcr'S, icooh lino nod teillc &erboi-
tllnGcn porgcromnlen lporbcn.
Wtan gtuubt, Dob Noctcicllcr III
,Solge Der ibnl ertbciltcn @ornllnH
aeitern slbeno cillcnn 9irhen.9mfctt
ndlt beiipobntc, ouf peIhem er cine
Mcbe boltcn ioIltc. Gr reiite bertc
Modlnlittog BON bier noN icincr
Nclu. Onrtcr 6einlotb o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
(Ssrtietuns iiebe 2. Seite.)


@S giebt iein Gli6.
slift Gin orrueintifse Slid, fonoett 8Iie,
belt nno Srergic belieu 0eut Wenidpcn teiu Sief
om crrcider Inuel,oe oeroerben. 3auienoc
aber, loelde Die 3cicben periteben, fpenn iie
nn 1dpnoel, Waiilgfcii, perjflopien. uebeIs
felt &erpnuuraSii0rlig, Serlippiuna nilo WeIbs
iilht letoen. lito nit oteier aIugbeit oie gners
ole oerbilloen rebi5eiila odS rette iHitteI ali.
6uperocn peroen nno bIeiben geiunb. NiefeS
leioen Die heriibrlten ct: Sernaro ardnterHiuen.
Sbne nieiuuiitbe Neluiicbnng, nur aus Gflans
8en beraeieut. brnudben Ie fene 3nderbnle.
25 Gents, Sn aien slpoibeien.
lWiuliiHr J&lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-01
ano gabinas 8ant,
!timpte. aub Commerce strahe.
VuIfimprr. mo.


paltimutc, W,s.
tnin Don beutc iulrS I'M Surd,t
noerifGb uno ertrubagunt, lpbulo
emf Gr elanbt,. oub CT, obnc
eincu Nobn. ebenio bel oeripelts
anoere iun9e 2eilic. oocr CT h.i'
nibt mdnnlib obne bic non Inn
lleuoerteu D, 10 ober Is Gents
ftnnen; er oerit ni6t bnrnn, bcB
are @leiniaieit iucnu gtipart, IL.
oren elm Siinoanleni Iiir cine tpdtert
irriere bilocr mirhc. 3i gSenae
aB: @er beH 6cnt nialt ebrt, III ocS
,as Geidaii ocr u9,arslans sapiuss
ripdrniiie III uerpuiieE. Sie ibut
Her g3eiie. bie ibr cine fiarie SteluH9
,Sinun5'Sn'ii!u;.u nes Ianoes 9cipcns
imore's oauptitrabe eeIeaen. SdsIim
10 bis 3 lthr, Samitd9 bis . llbr
Seffnet Elm 0ontu beuie, lptHn aub
lelp5But Guh Sas eparen an.
yeamte:
gS. Giuuo. Rrdfibent
neriieio 6alouin, 8ire-T Triiiocut.
aro !. Nintame, S6dbmeilter.
ter .. 6aoi. SiiIfSs SsSfabmeiiier.
arb Di. Inaall. slnpali.
Iireftprsn:
iieIn pnIbpii, !. SfoB T,aeS,
:. Gbtencu, Sofbun 2. 3f1uliitaS,
Z. aaiuionlS, atidaro %. Eupou,
TT 0usbeS. Gprbou y. Yntne.
!. SuIanp, 9iptebi sS. gSiliamfon,
9Sin. 2S. Gipno.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Chentu. Chinese city situated
more than fifteen hundred miles
from the coast is the clesnest city in
the world. It has miles of paved
boulevards which gangs of coolies
continually work over with brooms
and water. The people are immacu-
late and keep their homes and gar
dens in perfect condition. Those who
will not work for themselves are
forced to work for the city and there
are no paupers. The school build
lhgs are modern and under the So
pervision of trained teachers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02
Another Business Change

Yesterday trade was consum-
mated by which Oluf Jensen now
owns the livery stock formerly the
property of Jacob Jacobsen. Oluf
will run the west barn as feed sta
BILE as will be seen by his new card
in the Journal, the east barn will
continue to be run as livery barn.
Mr.. Jacobsen will probably go out
on his farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02
An Innovation

E. D. Cotton has added quite an
innovation to the furniture of his
big store. 1t is 4 large four com
partment mems suit holder both
dust and moth proof, With glass
front, is made of solid oak "a thing
of beauty and joy forever" 1t
has capacity for 200 complete suits.
He has also made a Ladies' Suit
Department which they will de-
light in examining.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02
Our Picnic

The congregational Sunday
School had a splendid picnic in
Miiliman's Grove last Friday.
Nearly 70 were present. A boun-
trous repast was served at high
noon and jolly luncheon
of brick ice cream and big juicy
water melons were served at five
p. m., all voted as having fine
time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

A married couple stood looking
into a shop window. A handsome
tailormade suit took the lady's fancy
and she left her, husbands side to
examine it more closely. Presently
she returned and taking his arm ex
claimed: You never look at any-
thing want to look at! You don't
care how l dress! You don't care
for me now! Why, you haven't
kissed me for three weeksv
Indeed, | am sorry. 1t is not my
fault, but my misfortune said the
man, - ,..aa.asa. TT
Turning round, she looked at him
startled. She had tsken the arm of
a stranger.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

please, can I get off this after
noon? My mother is sick and there
amt no one to watch the honse and
take care of the baby said Jimmy
Styles, the errand boy.
Certainly, my lad the boss an
swered, it's shame, too I was
going to give you my ticket to the
ball game
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Patience is a thing you need,
Patience, pride and pluck;
We don't get much in this here
world
just by bull head luck.
Keep the three P's in your mind,
Speshly if you're stuck;
They hev won lot of scraps,
Patience, pride and pluck.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Fifty dollars an acre was paid for
1918 acres of Minnesota land recent
ly. The land is situated near Slay-
ton in Murray county. 1t was pur-
chased by an Indiana banker as an
investment.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Lemm1ngs are numerous in Nor
way this year. They are the size Of
a big mouse, are yellow with black
streaks, and live on grass and roots.
They come by hundreds of thas-
sands from the arctic regions every
ten or twelve years and fight every
thing that comes nesr them.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

know a fellow who wishes he
could eat painted china. Hia wife
is a dandy painter, but she some
times forgets all about getting meals
He came to the house at twelve
o'clock the other day with three
hired men and she hsd forgotten to
get the dinner.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

An unimproved tract of land con-
tanning 35 acres, situated just west
of Eldora, Iowa, recently sold for
two hundred dollars an acre. J. s.
POLAND was the purchaser. He in
tends to establish nursery.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Joe G. Gilroy and wife were here
from Atlantic Monday calling on
old neighbors. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. Coleman of Wiecon-
sin, an uncle of Mrs. Clarence Noon
who was calling on the Noon fami-
ly here.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

I doe't see that her college edu-
cation improved her muoh.'
Don't yoa.'
No. She helps her mother with
the housework just as if she hadn't
been educated
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

This is my photograph with my
two French poodles You recognize
me, eh?' said Mr.. Cain.
4 think so,' she answered, you
are the one with the hat on are you
not?'
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Little Bobby went a fishing
In dark and shady nook
Maybe Bobby wasn't tickled
When fish got on his hook.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

621 persons were drowned in May
OF the present year in the Unlted
States, 555 were drowned in June
and 1891 in July.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

VIM. Bintner Sr., who has been
visiting at Plattsmouth, Neb. is now
enjoying the sights at the State
Fair, after which he will spend
some time at Cascade, Ia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

A serious accident happened to
Peter Nelson, a son of Mrs. Chris
Nelson Saturday last. The horse
he was riding became frightened
and unmanagable and STUN bled,
throwing him over it's neck and up
on his PROSTATE f. run, breaking his
leg above the knee, DR.. Koob and
DR.. Brooks reduced the fracture. A
trained nurse from Council Bluffs
ia at his bed side.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

Forty-eig hi counties in Kansas had
no prisoners in the state peniten-
tiary last year. There are los coun-
ties in the state.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

It's we'll to have song in your
heart. If you havn.t the right kind
of voice it's also we'll to keep it
there.