Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-19
FIRM LOHNS
5 per Gent. interest once a
y6df, 500 optional payments
Wlth Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES BhGL6y

Fred Phelps the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
3. 5. Phelps, is sick with pneumonia.
b. S. Phelps returned from a bust
ness trip to Des Moines the last of the
week.
Mrs. Herman Reinemund has been
very sick the past few days but is
somewhat improved.
Percy Chase, of Atlantic, printer
by profession, was in Audubon, We'd
nesday with friends.
Farguson & Reinemund have added
a fine new double seated carriage to
their Park Livery Barn.
Elmer Bailey went out to ]. w. Nc
CURES today to commence putting
the lath on his new house.
New samples, new patterns, fair
treatment and satisfaction given in
wall paper at A. H. Roberts,
Mrs. Daniel Lynch went to Extra
Sunday, to spend few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Austin.
| }. G. f. Wicker, with several others,
] VIII leave for South Dakota to look at
land, with view of purchasing.
w. P. Farguson drove to Extra to-
| day with the hearse to attend the
funeral of Mrs. David Anderson.
Mrs. A. c. Thomas, of the Park
/ Hotel, is enjoying a visit from her
mother, from Sac City, this week.
County Clerk H. D. Woodward is
sued u marriage license the past week
to Martin Frederickson and Carrie
Petersen.
John Weighton returned home from
Chicago, Wednesday morning, where
he had been with two carload of extra
fine cattle.
Matt Williams is expecting five
fine standard bred colts, from Illinois,
today. He is bringing some good
horses into the county.
John OFT is soon to move his boot
and shoe shop to the building on
Broadway, where Frank Talbot con-
Quoted the " Midway
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
G. B. Russell came up from Atlantic
the last of the week and spent few
days at home He returned Wednes-
day and will continue to receive treat
ment.
l.. d. Phelps and family intend to
leave for Vermont during the first of
May. They expect to spend most Of
turning
| A special train Of stock left over the
Rock Island Sunday morning for the
Chicago markets. Northup & Finch
shipped two cars, VIM Neff two cars,
John Weighton two cars, H. f. Zinke
one car.
Gus Hahn is having fine barn con-
structed on the old home place, north
of town. 1t will add much to the
appearance of the place and be a COM
fort and convenience in the handling
of stock.
Mayor Hanna informs us that he
has appointed Frank Robinson city
marshal and street commissioner. His
appointment is to take effect May LIST,
at which time he will be duly INSTALL
ed as chief of police.
Mrs. VIM. Mehle was taken very i'll
at church Sunday evening and had to
be helped home. She is some improv-
ed, but having been ill for several
weeks past, it will require several days
for her to fully recover.
Otto Englelking arrived from Denni-
son last Tuesday evening, to work
with Frank l.. Evans during the
season on the buildings of some fine
residences. Mr.. Engleking is fine
workman and he and Frank have
worked together several seasons.
Mrs. Harris, wife of Rev. J. b
Harris, pastor Of the Methodist church
at Dennison, arrived in town Monday
evening and stayed over night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. BilharZ. Mrs. Harris
has many friends here, made while
her husband was pastor of the Metho
dist church in this city.
Superintendent Arthur Farquhal
left for Sioux City, Wednesday, to at
tend the Northwestern Iowa Teach
ers Association, which has four Gays
session. An interesting program has
been prepared and the most prominent
educators of that section will be pres
ent to give the result of practical ex
perience and to help make the meet
ing success.
The morning service at the Presby
terrain church was impressive, as the
knight Templars added dignity te
the occasion. The evening service
was a regular Easter cantata, the
music being special feature and was
of such nature as to be credit t,
those on the program and to the town
The floral decorations were handsome
and hastily arranged the lilly bloom
ing among ferns and palms.
Doc Wilson has secured the service:
} of Oscar Ray in his blacksmith shoI
and is now prepared to do the fines
horse shoeing possible. Mr.. Ray ha:
) worked for twelve years in one shop a
Red Oak which alone gives him /
. splendid recommendation. He is wei
) known to fast horsemen, none o
whom hesitate to recommend hi
work. He will move his family here
soon and become citizen of the town
, Tho Foctar tho Method