Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27

dIS pdydulS W luS duO muSt Dc SET
tied by cash or note before Aug. !.
as FRANK KREAMER
ID. E. Soar, of Audubon, was on
our streets Tuesday renewing old
acquaintance.
Miss Essie Herrick returned
home Thursday from Carroll where
abe visited friends.
Jerry Hoover and brother, Will
are taking their vacation with rela-
tives and friends in Wisconsin.
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty was
passed by the Senate SO to 81. Cum
minis and Kenyon voted against it
For having more than one hook
on his throw line C. e. Hackett, Of
Marshalltown was fined $1,000 and
cost.
Eight inches of rain is reported tc
have fallen at Beatrice, Neb. Blue
River rose twenty-six feet in d few
hours.
A twelve year old girl is the
champion speller of Oklahoma. She
will recover from the habit when
she attends college.
The Exchange Bank officials are
identifying their building on the
outside with paint. Kirk Knox and
Ray Foust are the artists.
1t is strange how some people
who almost get sunstruck ia sha.
dy Office can play baseball, tennis
or golf, in the hot sun and never
mind it.
The people are still asking Lori
mer to resign, but they don't CON
slider that won't be courteous to the
fellows who bought his seat in the
band wagon.
Mr.. Deuesing, of Eagle Grove, Ia.
q brother of Mrs. James Channon,
while on his way to Texas remained
q day or two with his relatives while
on his journey.
There was just one person pres.
ent to hear one of the senatorial
speeches the other day and the
reason why he listened has never
been explained.
The prospect OF one cent postage
will seem less alluring ityour ere.
ditors are thereby encouraged &c
send their statements fortnightly
instead of monthly.
William Dof6ng is entertaining a
set of threshermen this week com
mencing the entertainment by pur
chasing twenty pounds of Henry
KroeRer's choice roast.
Nine hundred degrees were hand
ed out at Harvard; but if we were
hiring new reporter man who
had taken his degree in the institu
ton of Hard Knocks might do jus
as we'll.
The email boy remarked: awe
have very kind minister at on,
church who breaches short ser
mons on hot Sundays" The ole
folks laughed, but the boy had hi
on profound truth.
Tune Thomas, with his larg,
threshing outfit, pulled through
town and west to the Nelson farm
Tuesday. Tune ia threshing nov
and if you want quick job don,
give him your order.
We were disappointed last month
not to get any of those college de
grees handed around 90 freely, bu
after observing Master of Arts
on. A. trying to milk COW on thu
wrong side, we feel more reconciled
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mantz, of Au
dubon, just returned from Canada
reports plenty of rain up there and
the small grain just heading ard
parties may be seen quite offer
walking around wearing their over
coats.
Mr.. and Mira. Fred Smith an6
children of Geueseo, Illinois are
the guests of Mrs. Smiths brother
Mr.. E. 9. Wilson and family. They
are returning home from
their summer vacation at Crysta
Lake, by way of Extra
On account of the dry weather the
Audubon Brick and Tile Works laiC
off eighteen or twenty men recently
and it's no doubt this action on thu
part of the management caused
the fine rains of Saturday night ane
Sunday last to visit our perishine
vegetation.
Think of it, only ten cents apiece
allowed to be paid by the offic,
seeker for individual patronage. w,
can't subsist on that small amount
Better reduce the high coat of liv