Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30
MONEY TO LOAN!
scitA the German Sayi,sus
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH d, PHELPS.
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new SIOCk OF wall paper now ready
for inspection at Roberts. Finest
patterns ever shown.
Miss Oracle Dickey returned Mon
day evening from Dexter where she
has been attending school. She will
visit few days with her parents in
Douglas township, then return to her
studies.
Sheriff Jones informs us that the
men he captured who We're held for
robbing the Gray postoffice early last
winter, have had their trial and that
one was found guilty and sent to the
penitentlary, but for some reason, UNI
known, the other one has been granted
a new trial
The X. L. VS. met last Friday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Cowles.
They passed very pleasant evening
and were served with delightful re-
freshments. They practiced on giving
the grip of the order and such other
secret affairs as usually belong to like
orders. The society meets every two
weeks.
County Clerk Woodward has issued
marriage license to the following peo-
pie this week:
l.. }. Anderson and Mary Nelson.
Chris Hoegh and Mary Beck.
Fred ChristOffersen and Matilda G.,
Mortensen.
Peter J. Kommes and Sophia Rel
lander.
Albert V. Mendenhall and Matte
James.
About a week ago it was reported
that some of the professional local tai
ent had stolen some goods from one of
our stores. The report was verified,
the parties located. but the goods were
paid for and the matter is all hushed
and the law breakers so UNPUBLISHED.
Such should not be, as it only encour-
ages such.fellows and who can tell but
what the next time bank safe will
be blown up
At the city election Monday every
thing passed off so quietly that the
boys in order to have the usual amount
OF excitement, turned in to see who
could poll the most votes for the can
didates running on the same ticket.
Nlnety-seVen votes were cast, and the
boys say DOak run one a head of the
ticket, while Neff got two scratches"
Dan Freeman polled the full party
vote and the judges declared all the
boys elected.
The case of the Teachers Home Uni
versity Library Association against V.
b. Hellyer, has been dismissed with
out prejudice and the costs, amounting
to about $4,000, taxed to the plaintiff.
This will doubtless be the last effort to
collect the amounts pledged by the
supposed members of the library. 1t
has attracted considerable attention
and has been watched with more than
ordinary interest. The teachers in
tend to keep a fund on hand to fight,
the matter, if any attempt is made to-
collect from any of them.
Tad Evans returned home Saturday
night from Walnut where he has been
the two weeks previous galloping "a
running horse, Archie Mckay, owned
by Rapson Bros. He will return in
few days and go with the horse tol
Harlan and track him until the midi
die Of May when they will enter him
in the Northern Jockey Club, and will
start the first time this season at DAM
bury, May q. Archie Mckay is one
and one half mile horse and Tad ex-i
poets to ride him to the front.
A pleasant party of young people
went out to Asa Barnhardt's two miles
northwest of town Friday night and
passed the evening in social games.
The party was given on Miss Clara
Berger, who is making her unclesa
aunt visit. Following is list of
those present:
Chef Caldwell, Frank Wilson,
Ned Troxel, Ned Curtis,
Robert Curtis, John Gardner,
Matt Gardner, Will Mantz,
Hal MantZ, Alice Moon,
Bertha Lookingville, Dot Burkey
Maud Burkey, Clara Mantz,
Lois Gardner.