Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-23

blessings of the year. Let it be Harvest
and while we mingle, breathe spirit of th
Him that doeth all things we'll
| On account of our Office help wan Jno. Egan is
ting attend the Fair this week double crib.
we go to press Tuesday instead of H;,ar tle.t, :.
Thureday as is our custom. vis;,or s,trrday
Mrs. Thomas Williams is reported 6,.a-aa T.-.a. =.
as being i'll with a fever. countv sea, satrr
| Henry Campbell is quite ill and - sa.,,a...;-o:
under the care of DR.. Riley. a;zad evtanaon ~
G. s. Erb s now located at Harri- c,.,a p-;-zo--
sop Neb. with his pantorium. .acauino ~ 80
The Journal s the farmers friend Friday.
Always expounding their n s,,j.n ard
Joe Ross OF Audubon visited this field were bushes
town last Thursday coming in his Monday.
aoeomoDne. Clyde Dimck i
Phil Sprauel who has been visi- the Ed Cotton stt
ting friends here, returned to Des Saturday.
Moines Saturday. .
Fred Reynolds of Greeley went to Pearl and Mrs. Tr
the Bluffs Monday to Fed visited relatives ii
eral Court Grand Jury. urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Parrott re. Mrs. M. Hemstr
turned Friday from long trip in arrived last Wedi
the western and northern states. to her son and !"
Mrs. Fred Wilkens returned to a. o.-se --
Atlantic Saturday after visiting Ed Cottons big
her parents Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Hen ing with great
sley. The public ia TAXI
&C. Hardman & Son at the 'ne ieaucton.
Audubon County Fair this week Vic Anciaux sh
with fl exhibits of both cattle and finest cars of stee
hogs urdav that has LEI
Mr.. Wm Darrow of Iowa County tor a long time
was the guest of John kommes and Mrs N1il Ma.e
wife of West Extra last week re- - Iy,-, -. :.
turning home Saturday h th So
/ The County Fair Audubon this ter to her home.
week is yours much any ones. r1 r:,-,-
Help make it success by your pre- uaa -, wa. .
i sence, Thursday the 23rd. , .o, -
E. d. Cotton and wife started for dealers Saturday
Chicago Sunday where they will r i----
lay in large stock of new goods for ON of p;t+h !
/. - ~ after visiting the
! d. E.. Stranger unfortu- Mertes families g,
nate Sunday to break of the 11 -I,e:,s-
axles on his auto, while spinning nh ~ -.
along the road near Atlantic ,a- :.. ::
i Mrs. Kilworth went to Atlantic, and sister Mr. al
Saturday to visit at the McGafin Rausch.
home near that town, the old gen. Mel T. Masterso
tleman being reported quite sick. turned from Red
Tom Lohner and wife and Oluf Friday and from
Jensen and wife drove to Anita that he will be
Sunday and visited their friends in the very near
Nels Johnson and wife, formerly of Messrs Sharm
'hisc Ian and Clark Grs
Peter Schwenneker, a citizen of Hamlin Twps.
Adar at present but formerly big load OF tat cattle
farmer of northeast Audubon Twp sold to our local
was in town the last of last week Ihielen
the guest OF his relatives, Fred Mrs Henry Ra
Wahlert Sr and wife on his way Reilander of near
home from the German Reunion iting her mother
at Manning. ry and her sister,
Mr. Joseph A. Green, brother of ana husband. dc
Howard Green formar raeida,+ are glad to see he
of it's township and himself old Sisi' nei ioi d W
resident arrived here from his home Messrs. Shraue
at North Loup Nebraska on visit son & Co., our bu
to his nephew, Walter Green started the ip htI
dubon Twp. and to renew acquain in Atlantic last g
tance with the few old settlers tracted tor bull
living 50xl4O feet This
The Rr.zil;,r Mad;c;,a c,,o.u -. permanent bus
on our streets Friday afternoon and The following
evening vending their remedies enrolled the se
rheumdtlcs and those troubled with week. Elsa Skow
kidney ailments and met with such Mercedes MiIims
success that they pocketed num- sen, Mamie Murrs
Der OF dollars. The com bnaticn Martha Jessen, E
t consisted of man and wife and a Katharine Rasm,
good Datured darkey and the trio han and Nora Fo
gave the crowd some excellent mu- Laura Hawk,
sic both vocal and instrumental. Petersen and EN-