Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
MONEY! TO LOAN!
scith the German Savings
hank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH DE- PHELPS.
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j. H. Mosier went to Atlantic, Mon
day, to transact business.
W. H. O'Connell made a business
trip out to Council Bluffs, Monday.
Dan Kerwin made trip up north
Monday to attend some matters of
business.
The people will really be sorry to see
a store like the Grand Leader leave
Audubon.
John McCarahan is having a brick
walk placed in front of his store on
lower broadway.
Rev. o. T. Nichols went to Menlo,
Monday, to attend the meeting of the
District Conference.
Nate Carper went down to Extra,
Tuesday, to see about sprinkling the
streets of that town.
Mildred Smith went down to At
lantic, Monday with Arlie Vail, who
is,to liveIin that town.
Mrs. Taggart and daughter Frances,
went to Lake View Tuesday for a
short visit with friends.
Marriage licenses: Philo D. Sher-
man and Clonamon NJ. Conboy; j. F.
| Corner and Julia A. Wilson.
| Mrs. Vivian Bilharz left Tuesday
for her home at Indianola this state to
visit with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. Wright from Omaha left for
Dennison Saturday after three
weeks visit with Mrs. Harry Arnold
Roy Smith who has been attending
college at Ames, returned home We'd
nesday to spend his summer vacation.
Mrs. Hester who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. NIcHargue return
ed to her home in Guthrie last Mon
day.
Doak and Lane sold thirty head of
yearling steers to Peter Lang and also
twenty head to the Lois G. Stuart
ranch.
Mrs. E. j. Spencer and little daugh-
ter, Gladys, left Tuesday for Clear
Lake, to visit with relatives and
| friends.
Miss Rose Frazier came up from At
lantic Friday for a short visit with her
brother j. f. Frazier, our we'll known
photographer.
The pastor of the Methodist church
Rev. r. A. Matheney and family, have
moved to- the new parsonage in the
east part of town.
Father Lotus went to Adair Tues
day to visit the Reverend Father Null
vehill of that place and who had been
visiting him over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton arrived home from
Atlantic the first of the week where
she has been visiting relations and the
doctor wears a bright look.
w. H. Pattison a former clerk in
Bilharz large store, came in last Fri
day from Omaha to visit with his
many friends here. He is attending
the Omaha Dental college.
Frank johnson out in Melville, ex.
poets to dedicate his barn Friday night
with big dance. He has one of the
finest barns in the country and ex-
poets to give his friends a good time.
While in Chicago to meet his wife
last week, N. G. Bronson was assisting
waif off a street car and was himself
violently thrown to the pavement,
breaking his collar bone and shaking
him up in general.
Invitations have been received for
the wedding of Miss Florence Yaggy
at the home of her parents at Naper.
vile, Ills. on June 81. Miss Florence
has many warm friends here who re-
member her beautiful disposition with
kindness and who wish for her all
happiness.
Tuesday night the people were
startled from their slumber by the
loud scream of whistle upon the
night air. Hurriedly dressing, some
rushed up town, thinking it was alarm
for fire. 1t was finally found to be the
whistle on James Harris engine that
had got loose in some manner. Mr..
Hart was aroused and finally shut it
off,
While taking the cleats from the
roof of Frank Jonson's large new barn
east of town last Tuesday, Frank Tay-
lor slipped and slid about fifteen feet
to the edge of the roof and dropped %
feet to the ground falling so as to break
a leg and shake him up severely. Nc
other injury was sustained that can
be found as yet. 1t was an awful fall
and might have resulted more serious.
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