Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-19
lMONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German Savings
Hank ut 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH d, PHELPS,
audubon, IO,ca

ASoSS Sit.hey, VI DouSlaS township,
bought fine bunch Of young stockers
the first Of the week.
DIR. G. Eyer drove to Adair Sunday
where he went to look after some i'm
portant business matters.
Frank Rice is having new oven
constructed for his baker Frank
knows good bread ana how to get it.
The Reinemund Block is being
treated to coat of paint which adds
much to it's beauty and attractiveness.
DR.. d. Jackson's wife arrived We'd
nesday evening and they will go to
housekeeping as soon as suitable
rooms can be procured.
O. l.. Lane returned home from
Missouri Saturday with two hundred
and fifty head of fine cattle. He sold
l2O head Monday and has prospective
buyers for many more.
Miss Mary Wilson has accepted the
position of book-keeper and cashier in
%. Bllharz d Sons store and has COM
menced her duties. Miss Wilson has
had much experience in clerical work
and will prove herself competent and
capable person for the position.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks returned Wednes-
day morning from Wall Lake where
ne had been on hunting exposition.
He brought with him quite a number
OF ducks which he had killed. The
doctor is an expert with gun and
always brings home some game.
There is talk of organizing and
building creamery in Melville town
ship. Nearly every township in the
county has one which is operated on a
paying business. All that is needed is
little push and enterprise which we
hope to see as it would be great help
to the many owners Of large herds of
cattle.
Miss Grace Creveling, the efficient
and trusted book-keeper and cashier
in E. Bilharz d Sons store, has re-.
signed her position so she will be able
to care for her mother who, by sick
ness, is left in delicate condition.
Miss Grace has been courteous and
obllglng cashier and her many friends
will miss her usual kind and cordial
greeting.
Mrs. Belle Abrams, of Iowa CITY,
arrived Monday evening to visit her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dawson and her sisters, Mrs. E. Bill
harz and Mrs. Will Donaldson and
her numerous friends Mrs. Abrams
has many friends here having spent
her girlhood days here and will have
pleasant visit recalling the scenes of
other days.
%. n. Taggart has large force of
men busy taking up and packing nur-
sery stock for the fall deliveries which
are being made as fast as the goods
can be prepared for shipment. This
nursery is one of the best known in
western Iowa and the large deliveries
made each spring and fall speak we'll
OF the goods they send out. 1t has
been difficult to find men enough to
prepare the goods for shipment as fast
as desired, but the work will soon be
completed for the fall when work will
be begun to sell goods for the spring
delivery which is hoped to be made
one of the largest ever made.
Ed. Is. Cousins returned from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Saturday where he had been
to purchase pipe organ for the Pres
byterian church. The new instru-
ment will be here in few days and is
said to be a fine one. 1t is as large as
the choir loft would admit, the pipes
standing thirteen feet and six inches
high. 1T has fine tone and good fin
ish, being constructed and sold by a
well known and reliable company that
guarantee it to be frst-class. Few
churches in towns the size of Audu-
bon afford such an instrument and if
is hoped that it may prove to be all
that is. expected.
Mrs. L. D. Phelps will entertain a
few of her many lady friends, Friday
afternoon. A pleasant time is antici-
pated. The following have been in.
vited to be present:
MESDAMES: