Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-15

biles in the procession, passin
from Omaha to d;
Mr.. Flynn of North Branch was
in town Saturday on business.
81. w. Wissler of Grinnell preach
ed in the Congregational Church
Sunday night.
Will Kommes sold and delivered
five head of horses Saturday to an
Atlantic dealer.
T. ]. Coglon returned from Avoca
Saturday with fine big gred hog bot
of a fancier of the red breed of
swine while there.
Samuel Atkinson drove from
Hamlin Saturday and spent the
dav in visiting his numerous friends
in town and vicinity.
George and Kirk Knox went to
Woodruff, Nebr. last week to hunt
along the Platte in the neighbor-
hood of Grand leland.
Miss Kelsey had charge of the
Jno. r. Fisk store last week making
very good record as saleslady as
her bank book will show.
John Turner who is visiting a
son near Atlantic, has concluded TO
remain for while aud has ordered
his paper changed to that city.
John Pine of Anita was in town
Saturday interviewing old neigh
bore. He was visiting his son, Bert
out on the farm in southeast Gree
ley.
Jack Oberholz of Hamlin reports
an average of 27 bushels ofexcellent
wheat per acre OF field of % acr, g
and only 30 bushels of oats per acre
on 60 acre fiels.
Let us figure on your Windmill
and Pump job.
Extra Auto & Machine Whs.
p. X. Jensen.
Mr.. Winfrey returned Saturday
for short stay from Des Moines
where he left his wife in a serious
condition at the hospital where she
G, tai lr
Mr.. Theopolis Jones of Leaven-
worth, Kansas is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Davis. For twenty seven
years MIR. Jones was manager of
one of the Fullerton Lumber Yards.
Mr.. n. g. Nelson on Rt. L.. Bray
ton, was in town Saturday on bust
ness and informed US he intends
to leave for Canada about October
and will have sale Sept. 20. Read
his notice in this weeks Journal.
Vic Anciaux and Joe Gearheart ar
rived home Friday from Peetz in
northeast Colorado where they went
a few weeks since to build residence
es for three or four of the ex-Greeley
people now having and living on
claims in that country.
The Atlantic Canning Company
at the close of the seaaon, Gays the
News, will have packed 15O, 600 cases
or more than 100000 cane which is
the biggest pack IN its history. The
corn is going five tons to the acre
and ia of excellent quality.
Our reporter inquired at resi-
dence if the lady of the house was
at home, the hired girl said no she
is out. Are any of the family at
home he inquired. No they are all
out was the reply. Well WASH t
there fire here last evening? Yes,
said the girl but that's out too.
Van 'vamoosed"
We labor hard to entertain and
please our subscribers, but that we
occasionally fail is to be expected
but you will always find us willing
to be forgiven.
No one is so Independent as the
farmer; he doesn't have to truckle;
if he is insulted he can resent the
insult without fear of losing trade
and there is no earthly reason with
the improved farm machinery he
now has in use why he should not
have an eight hour day and such
leisure for reading and study as
would soon make him one of the
best informed men in any calling
If this method was adopted it would
keep the boys on the farm and
solve the farm labor question.