Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-31
FIRM LOANS
5 per cent. interest once a
year, 500 optional payments
with Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEy

SeuleT ldSU week.
E. Bilharz & Son are having the
front of their store revarnished.
| Miss Cora McIlvain departed Thurs
day for her work in Des Moines as a
ira ined nurse.
! Will Baylor went down to Extra, to
take the place of Edwin Delahoyde in
the bank, while the latter went to
| Chicago.
Miss Lou Bassett, a niece of DIR.
jackson, came in last Thursday from
Luther, Boone county, Iowa, to make
them visit.
Frank Green, the genial assistant in
the Exchange Bank, went down to
, Extra Wednesday, to visit with his
many friends in that city.
Mrs. Katie Kreuger and her sister,
Miss Maggie Workman, came over
from Adair last Friday and are visit
ing with home folks and friends.
County Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt
is expecting his wife's brother, w. E.
Pryor, and family, to arrive SATURDAY.
night from their home at Jefferson.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. 6. WOLFE.
Mrs. E. III. Cole and her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Wickham, returned to their
home at Cedar Rapids last Saturday.
after pleasant visit with friends and
relatives.
John Eagan, one of the well-to-do
prosperous farmers, out in Melville
township, has had new wind mill
and water supply put in by Geo. w.
Hoover.
j. G. Wolfe is repairing and giving
the traction engine of j. J. Dlmmick's
a complete overhauling. He has the
contract to repair several others when
he has completed this one.
Dan Kerwin and Charley Layland
went up toward Manning last Monday
and purchased about forty head of
good yearling steers. They expect to
dispose of them as soon as possible.
Isaac Mccoy, a brother of Charley
Mccoy, out east of town, arrived with
his family, last Saturday, from Kan
sas They had wished to see all the
country and so had driven through by
team, having very pleasant trip and
a good outing.
DR.. Gleason is now comfortably To-
Gated in his new Office, in the rear of
the Commercial Bank, on the ground
floor. Everything has been neatly
prepared and arranged and he now
has pleasant Office in which to re-
ceive his callers.
The dance given by the ladies last
Friday night was one of the most sue
cessful ever given. The ladies had so
planned and arranged things that the
success was complete. 1t was not only
elaborate but showed sound Judgment
in all arrangements.
Fred Musson, nephew of Thos.
Nusson, came in from Des Moines and
spent Sunday with his relatives here.
He is interested in telephones and is
attempting, with show of success, in
putting the same kind of system in
Atlantic as is used here.
Judge w. r. Green went TO Carson
so as to be present to deliver the adj
dress Decoration Day at that place.
We can bespeak for that people a
strong and entertaining address from
the Judge, who is constant and close
student of history and events.
II. s. Wattles came mp from Extra
Tuesday, and with Supervisor Jay
Shingledecker, spent the day on the
road between Douglas and Sharon
}, townships, measuring up some of the
county road work recently done and
setting grade stakes for more work.
Invitations have been received for
the marriage of Harry Dickinson and
!, Miss Grace Nichols, next Tuesday, al
- o'clock, at the home of the bride in
Alton, III. Harry has many friends
who wish for him and his bride ali
the JOY and happiness possible in The
world.
Mrs. j. F. Russell invited number
| of her friends in for a Kensington Tea
/ Tuesday afternoon. Everyone knows
that this means pleasant social time
! for all present, as work and talk &c
well together, and Mrs. Russell's pleas
ant manner always lends charm tt
her gatherings that makes everything
:. pleasant for all.
? The ancients believed that rheuma
IlSIu was lue WOTh Oh u ueIuOu WITH
man. Any one who has had an attack
of sciatic or inflamatory rheumatism
; will agree that the intiiction is de
e moniac enough to warrant the belief
(, 1t has never been claimed tina
Chamherlain's Pain Balm would cas-
, out demons, but it will cure rheuma
> tism, and hundreds bear testimony t.
E the truth of this statement. One ap
q plication relieves the pain, and this
q quick relief which it affords is alon,
: worth many times its cost. For sal'
by Nick Doffing d Co., Extra, and A
l ii. Roberts, Audubon, Druggists.
!. Mrs. John Weighton will entertain
!, the ladies of the Columbian Club a
q her home, north of town, Frida.
night. The ladies are expecting rarl
treat and they will not be disappoint
$ ed, for few women possess that rar
/ tact and ease of manner that Mrs
# Weighton always possesses. Thes'
a ladies have done a great work in Au
\ dubon, and these gatherings are no
all play, but are prolific with new
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