Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-12
MONEY TO LOAN!
,cith the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH Dc PHELPS.
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I. F. Wilhelm spent Sunday in At
lantic.
Maud Lynch is visiting in Atlantic
with friends.
Chas. Evans ST., went to Atlantic
Monday on business.
j. j. Weiland went to Extra to look
after business interests.
Tneo. F. Myers was looking after
business matters in Atlantic Tuesday.
John Reuschling's child is suffering
with measles, though in a light form.
Mrs. Laura Hurd was called to Mar
shalltown owing to serious illness in
her brothers. family.
ID. A. Weatherby went to Atlantic
Tuesday to look after personal interest
and visit with friends.
Riley Jones and Will Murphy went
to Atlantic Wednesdayto visit friends.
Rev. Father Daily came up from At
lantic Tuesday and visited with Rev.
Father Gleason.
Edith Phelps, daughter OF L. d.
Phelps, has been sick, but is now up
and around again.
Charles Evans is visiting this week
with his brother, Frank Evans, who
resides at Denison.
Ashley Willis left Wednesday even
ing to visit with his sister, Mrs. p. B.
Nailor, at Omaha.
H. F. Andrews, one of Extras legal
lights, was transacting business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Judge Green went to Atlantic We'd
nesday morning, where he will hold a
short session of court.
B. Phelps went to Atlantic Tues
day to to visit relatives and to look
after some legal business.
Geo. w. Cosson went to Manning
Wednesday to attend the wedding Of
one of his old college chums.
j. Burdick went to Randolph, Ne
braska, the first of the week, and may
invest in Nebraska real estate.
N. e. Bronson, the new druggist,
went to Chicago the fore part of the
week to complete his drug stock.
Pat Carolan, the genial deputy
sheriff, took James Murray to the asy-
lum at Clarinda for treatment. Tues,
day.
Hon. A. H. Edwards is in Des
Moines this week attending the an
nual meeting of the State Agricultural
Society.
Lena Eyer will entertain party of
young friends Friday evening at DR..
Eger's beautiful home in the south
part of the city.
Daisy Anderson returned from Elk
ira Saturday where she had been visit
lug her grandparents, Uncle Davy
Anderson and wife.
Owen Phillips who has been farm
ing in Melville township, will move to
Pocahontas county in the spring and
live on his own farm
Deputy United States Marshal Nc
Naught arrived in Audubon Tuesday
and took VIM. Fritz before the U. S.
commissioners at Council Bluffs.
John Ward, one of Iowa's best
bridge builders, accompanied by his
book-keeper, Fred Little, went to
Sioux county, to look after bridge
work.
L. B. Bradshaw. has bought a lot in
West Audubon and will at once erect
a neat residence. A. II. Dollahide has
been employed to do the carpenter
work.
S. +. Donaldson, we'll and favorably
known in Audubon, came in from
Rock Island Tuesday evening to visit,
his son, w. f. Donaldson and to renew
his former acquaintance.
E. +. Powell, of Red Oak, was in
Audubon buying horses the first OF
the week. The horse market is adj
| vancing but few horses are fat enough
to command the highest prices.
Will Murphy returned the first OF
the week, from New Mexico, where he
has been doctoring for rheumatism
Will seems much better and his many
friends hope the relief is permanent.
j. II. Sherman, will hire help and
run his Melville township farm under
his own supervision. He will conduct
his restaurant as at present, and look
after the wants Of the hungry and the
weary.
The Board Of Directors of the Audi
Don County Agricultural Society met
last Saturday. Full and complete and
detailed arrangements were made fol
holding the largest and best and most
successful fair ever given in the
county. There will be only three
days, being from September 5th to 18th
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Executive-Geo. w. Hoover, f. NJ
Rice, H. D. Woodward, a H. Ed
wards and H. w. Stearns.
Finance. w. Mcclure, Georg'
Foley and o. P. Tyler.
Premium. w. Mcclure, Rober
Henderson, 0. G. Donaldson and A
II. Edwards.
Bert Green who has been serving
sixty day sentence in the county jai
for petty larceny which he committed
last fall during the county fair, wa
released Wednesday. w. A. Rich
ards, Deputy United States Marshal
telegraphed Sheriff Jones that Greer
was was wanted by the authorities Q
Holt county, Missouri. Jones, accord
ing to his usual custom had his maj