Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-03
MONEY TO LOAN!
,Cith the German Savings
Bank ut 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH DE- PHELPS.
audubon. IOlU6s

The Grand Leader store intends to
do half of the business that comes to
Audubon. See their ad in next weeks
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Phelps and the
children leave tomorrow for Mt. Car
roll, Illinois, where they will visit for
a time with relatives and then go on
to their home in Vermont to visit all
summer.
Mrs. John Davis, sister of ]. II.
Fisher, living southwest of town, left
for her home in Ohio last Tuesday
evening. She came out here expecting
to make this her home, but after a
years stay she found herself longing
for the state of her nativity. She will
visit sister in Ohio and then go on
to her old home.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church gave a farewell reception, in
the church parlors, Wednesday, to
Henderson and Mrs. Dan'l Holt, who
live. These members have labored
long with their brothers and sisters in
the church and when they go will be
The Atlantic High School is to APP
pear on the Audubon diamond next
Saturday. If our boys conduct them
selves as they have heretofore victory
may still perch upon their banner
The boys, SO far, have done very cred
IDLY and their manner of treating WIS.,
iting teams, both. in courtesy and skill,
has been excellent and they should
strive to keep up the example set.
The following men received notice
last week of their appointment as
census enumeratOrS:
Viola township, $500. H. Earhart.
Lincoln township, - A. G. Forsbeck.
Douglas township, IS. w. Cramer.
Leroy, outside of Audubon
Harry Bates.
Town OF Audubon, So H. w. Wilson.
Melville township, wv. f. Hoyt.
The lawn tennis season has begun and
already the club has had some inter-
esting games. There are few out-of-
door sports that excel this and it is
one, too, in which no little degree of
science is necessary, to be successful
There is strong talk Of forming golf
club and introducing this new game
this season. Such a club would be one
in which a lot of healthful exercise
and amusement could be got at little
expense.
Following is the report for District
| No. 4, Leroy township, for month
ending April 9th:
Number of pupils enrolled, g.
! Number neither absent or tardy, g.
| Following were neither absent or
tardy:
Sadie Mantz, Anna Hendricksen,
Johnnie Kerwin, frankie Kerwin,
Albert Mantz and Warren Barnhart.
James Sedalia and Queen Alice did
not enter until the third week, and
have not been absent or tardy.
! MAUDE BURKEY, Teacher.
A. H. Roberts departed last Tuesday
evening for Chicago, to attend
the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, as a
1 lay delegate from this district. Mr..
Roberts was chosen over large list of
notable candidates last fall, and in the
selection, the district could not have
found a cleaner, purer business repre-
sentative to this notable gathering,
where questions of tremendous mo-
ment to the Methodist church will
have to be confronted and solved for
at least four years more. This General
| Conference meets but once every four
years, and to it is submitted all ques.
lions of the discipline of the church
This year many ministers are going
there with the avowed determination
to strike out certain rulings. How Mr.
ROBBERS will vote is we'll known. He
stands for whatever is pure and holy
that which will build up and not teal
down; for all that his church has al
ways stood for His district will have
no cause to feel ashamed of him while
! there.