Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-01
HERE AND THERE

4 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Carriers of
Minburn, Hallas county, came over
to attend the Audubon fair with
relatives.
George Picking VI no is having a
long, tedious battle with boils, has
developed the patience of Job and
IS conIEg out of it strong and
happy.
\ Mrs. Susie Lawles of Kansas,
Who was taken suddenly ill while vi
sting lere With her mother, Mrs.
Johr Wright, and other relatives
was taken to Iowa Luth cram Hos
pital at Dss Meines. where she un-
ceswent an ocprat,on from which
sic is recovering nicely. She will
be able to come fomn this week.
Tie big event Of the week was
the celbration of Lauritz Dams thtr-
tleth birthday Srnoay evening in
the lla,"lin -. 3. =. Hall. They
to spend the Right in dancing dur
ing which al eSteHent supper was
Iserved. Mr.. Dam contemplates a
visit to the old country in the near
| future.
sal.ie selton sold solid silver
salad set.
| We hear that Charley Stanley is
bark from Canada.
! Max zinke was operating road
Igrader on the Melville-Greeley line
Saturday.
] George Guide starred at the Ham
I lin Shooting match Sunday by scor-
ing three consecutive tens.
| Miss Mabel McNutt of Ross went
to Atlantic to visit her cousin, Miss
Glendale McNutt, who was on the
eve of her departure to pursue a
course of studies at Drake Umiver-
sity.
| Certainly there are some very
abe mem in the Democrat party,
but il does seem that this party
cannot find material to organize an
administration assembly without in
cooperating fatal weakness in
some of it's departments.
Arthur McNutt of near Ross came
down with his gasoline outfit and
sawed wood f~r Grant Kness satur-
day.
Frank Duvall drove large bunch
of excellent cattle to Hamlin Sat-
urday morning and shipped them to
Chicago.
Cosy Petty hulled clover COR
DIN Eddy Friday, then moved on
to repeat the work far his father.
Royal Petty
Mr.. and Mrs. WE'LL Deets, of At
lantic came up the latter part of
the week to visit relatives near Old
Ham.'n and over in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Cousins, of
near Brayton were guests in the
Geo. McNary family during which
they attended the Audubon fair.
Ms;. Rachel spry, H. Tando and
wife and Ed Priest. oz Lorah, came
up in Mrs. spry's big Buick car
Wednesday and attended the fair
I'd was at the wheel.
| A sooty band of kllahoma Indians
went Struggling about our COM
mun.ty Saturday pc s.stantly beg
glng from door to door. They were
an impudent, dirty, low lying set
hat should be exterminated as
chronic mendicants and made to
know, that they must become useful
units OF society before they can
| rghtfully consume produce.
4 The county pacing race was on.
ME horses had dashed unevenly
past the judge, who signalled for
item to come back. At the first
turn in the track, like a flash,
Slayton's horse kicked its strange
! DRIVER was seriously hurt and
8 hind legs tangled in the braces. 1t
went plugging madly into the fence
) dragging its driver along in the
dust. The crowd concentrated about
the snlEy ard lent hand. The
driver was seriously hurt amd
Immediately placed under the doc
tors care. The horse pulled pad1
of Feeding legs from the wreck.
Ell sulky and went limping back to
the stables. 1t later developed that
the driver was not SO seriously
hurt as was thought at first.
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