Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-08-03

Mrs. Fred Wilkens of Atlantic
visited relatives in Extra Saturday.
A large crowd from here attended
the Forepaugh-Sells Bros. Circus
in Atlantic yesterday.
Hans Miller, who is canvassing
for calendars was at home With his
family over Sunday.
John G. Hardman sold fine Po-
land China Male hog to VIM.
Schwab last Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Jones and lady
friend of Harrington, Neb. arrived
here Tuesday on visit to the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Scott-Herrick and
family.
Mr.. Irving Wilson accompanied
his uncle, Fred Smith and family
to their home in Geneso, Illinois,
last Thursday, where he will visit
for sometime
Hundreds of bushels of apples
has blown off the trees during the
past week. One man reports over
hundred bushels on the ground in
his orchard rottlng.
Mrs. Clark andsbaby girl returned
to her home in Omaha, Neb., last
Wednesday after spending a few
joyful days with her grand-par-
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Harm, Sr.
AT Arlt, Colorado, parasite has
taken possession of the grasshop-
per situation and is killing the hop
pers by the millions. Another in
terposition OF Kind Providence.
John Hartman and family went
to Greenfeldlas week to visit their
daughter. Mrs G.. Elwood. They
report that they are having good
rains in that section OF the country.
The merchant who uses stationery
decorated with garging oil, axle
grease or other cheap advertising
matter is, to the home printer. what
the mail order house is to the home
merchant.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen, the wife of
f. F. d. driver No. 5 was taken
quite sick today. Mr.. Adam Seibert
drove over the route for him during
the afternoon, after he had driven
his own route.
Mr.. Theodore Patty received the.
Estancia News from his daughter,
at Estancia, New Mexico. It IL al
bright newsy little paper published
by Mr.. P. A. 5peckmann and he
char9 es 81 so per annum for it.
The boy, who remains in school
and acquires thorough education
lays foundation that will surely,
other things being equal, enable
him to surpass his classmate, who
left school three or four years ago.
Every property owner should
take pride in identifying his home
by caring for the lawn aud keeping
the shade trees neatly trimmed
around the lower branches. If ell
would do this our town would be
called, with propriety, the Queen of
the Prairie.
An exchange says the biggest
trust on earth ia the country news
paper. 1t trusts everybody, gets
Guessed for trusting, instructed for
GUESSING, and if it busts for trusting,
gets cussed for busting. There is
only one way to bust the trust-pay
your subscription. g.s5
See the Woven Wire Hog Fence
that John Nielsen sells. "a
The post Office department is en-
forcing the law against placing Let
tiers or other written matter in pack
ages of the third and fourth class
mail matter and collecting from Vi
olators the penalty Of $l.Oo. This
law has lately violated with consi-
derable frequency and the postal
authorities are determined to put
stop to it.
A little boy not far from town was
called in to see his new born baby
brother. He looked it over and IL
nally asked: mama where did
this thing come from?' IAN angel
brought it Jimmy" "Wuz you
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