Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-20
MONEY TO LOAN!
scifH the German S0ci1ags
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH &, PHELPS.
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Patrick Coates returned last Friday
from business trip to Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. j.. A. Gates went over to Shell
by county Monday to visit few days
with friends.
Robert Talbot has charge of the
" Midway this week while Frank is
away visiting
Johnnie Freeman went to Atlantic
Wednesday to spend a few days at
Frank O'Connellfs.
Cap. Brassfeld, from Tnionville,
Missouri, if passing a pleasant week
with the II. w. Wilson household.
w. w. Westrope, an attorney from
Harlan, was in town the first of the
week attending to some legal matters.
j. w. Richards was at Anita the
first of the week representing the
Bloom Marble Works of Council
Bluffs.
Miss Caledonia Young left for her
home at Grand Junction, Friday,
where she will visit for couple of
weeks.
Chas. Wilkins has acce pied situa-
ton as travelling salesman for the At
lantic nursery. He will start out in a
few days.
Mrs. j. G. Stevens came up from
Des Moines Monday evening and will
visit few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
McIlvane and family.
Bert Keith has had his house on
Washington street raised and will
have brick foundation put in. Hi
Walters and Riley Jones did the rails
ing.
Chas. Huntsberger and c. Bradshaw
went up to Boone, Wednesday even
ing, to look for situation on the rail-
road, Charley H. wants to get on as
fireman.
John Thomas, who has been here
for some time visiting with his son,
Dick Thomas, east of town. expects to
return to his home in Wisconsin in
about a week.
Frank Reinemund is out in the
country this week spouting the new
barns for Chas. Tunnmann, Henry
Sunberg, Peter Ohm, Dick Blake, and
geo. SallpOell.
VIM. Rucker has had his house rod
ed for protection against lightning and
his house repainted, replastered and
remodeied in general. w. d. Stanley
put up the rods.
Charles Zion is painting the B. S.
| Phelps block on Broadway this week.
1t looks hundred per cent. better and
shows that Charley knows how to put
on the colors to make it look right.
Joe Cam has possession of the South
Park meat market, having started in
business Monday morning. Jake
Breustle is back to his old place ready
to meato all of the old customers.
G. B. Russell returned home from
his visit to Wisconsin, Wednesday
morning. G. B. reports a pleasant
time and says that crops are far ad.
vanced and there will be an abundant
harvest.
Mrs. VIM. Leet and Mr.. Kellar Leet
and wife, mother and brother of Frank
NJ. Leet of the Commercial Bank, ar
rived Tuesday evening from Aurora,
| Illinois and will have pleasant visit
before returning.
Miss Dollie Moore, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Moore, arrived home
Tuesday morning from Streator, Hi
nois, after an absence of year. Mis-!
Dollie is probably the smallest person
in the county for her age.
I have for sale or rent reasonable, s
house and five acres of land in Brad
leyville. The house has eight-room
and in good shape. For further in
formation call at the South Park mea
market. JOE. CAM.
| Elmer Coulter, a former clerk at the
Park Hotel, came in Tuesday morn
ing from Columbus Junction and will
visit few days with his many friends
Elmer is a genial and social fellow
making many friends wherever h
goes.
Con Kennedy and sister, Miss Dol
Kennedy, arrived in the city Wednes
day morning to remain for Will
with their parents. Con still operates
a machine on the State Register. H,
is just recovering from an attack o.
malaria fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hooker rejoic
over the arrival of a sweet baby girl
Friday. The Professor is able to at
tend to his work in the Review School
and as the enrolment in the school i.
ninety-nine, he says that if it's neces
sary, in order to make it reach on
hundred, he will enroll the brigh
winsome little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Walker arrive,
from Los Angeles, California, Monday
and are stopping with Mrs. G. B. Rus
sell. They will stay for some tim
looking after their large realestate in
terests. They both look very natura
and D. H. is the same genial, affabl
and courteous man that he was in tn
early history of the town when h
: catered to the wants of the hungry a
the Walker House which now stand
vacant on Lower Broadway.
w. r. McFarlane has secured yer,
. lucrative and responsible position witt
the Cudahy packing house people, o
South Omaha, and has resigned a
, deputy postmaster and left to tax
charge Of his new position. Will ha
been one of the most competent, cour
teous and obliging clerks that ha
ever been in the postoffice and tn
natronc rarraf l,ic hnt az,