Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
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5 per cent. interest once a
y6dr, 500 optional payments
with Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES BhGLEY

Inc graduating exercises netted Tor
the library about $500.
John McCarahan is erecting good
barn for his own convenience.
Mrs. elem Forney returned to her
home at Villisca, Wednesday noon.
John Van Scoy has improved his
house by having new shingles placed
on it.
Miss Grace Calkins, from Anita,
came over to attend the funeral of Mrs.
A. S. Culver.
The Grand Leader Store is closing
out to quit business and Audubon.
Read their ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner We're over from
Anita to be present at the funeral of
Mrs. A. S. Culver.
Miss Lena Toxbard, from Lincoln,
Nebraska, arrived in town Wednes-
day, to visit for a time.
County Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt
went to Gray Tuesday, to talk over
business with his partner.
Fred Blume and Miss Helen Myers
and Miss Mildred Smith were enjoying
the pleasant woods of Extra Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Emma Russell left Tuesday
for her home at Missouri Valley, after
a pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives here.
Theodore Beck came in from Blair,
Nebraska, Wednesday evenining,
where he has been attening college at
that place.
Miss Hattie Matteson, the trained
nurse who has been at B. S. Phelps
for some time, returned to Des Moines
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. II. Townsend, of Atlantic,
attended the funeral of Mrs. A. S.
Culver last Sunday, and returned
home Tuesday.
John Weighton has graded the drive
way to his lumber yard, improving
the appearance of the same and maxi
ing it more convenient
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church hold their regular
monthly business meeting, tonight, at
the home of Mrs Tharnish.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Sol Blotcky, from Des Moines,
brother of our popular proprietor of
the Grand Leader, was talking bust
ness between trains last Tuesday.
The Fair association are completing
a stock shed on the grounds and max
ing all the preparations to hold one of
the best fairs ever held in the county.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Peter Andersen and Hans Smith re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Blair, Nebraska, where they have been
attending the church convention at
that place.
/ Prof Hooker began the distribution
of his telephone poles between here
and Extra last Monday. We will soon
be able to talk to our neighbor with
less trouble.
Dan McCarty returned home Tues
day for few days rest He has been
with the Iowa Telephone Co. as fore
man and expects to return to his work
after short visit.
George Hoover bought his third stan
dard bred animal from the Doak and
Lane herd this week George is doing
lots of driving and finds these horses
fill the bill exactly.
A. J. Phillips of Douglas township,
a we'll fixed farmer and his wife re-
turned from trip to Wall Lake last
Tuesday. A. j. has made trip up
there tor several years.
Mrs. Henry Gray returned this week
for visit with relatives and her many
friends before she departs for her new
home in Minneapolis where Henry
has good and lucrative position.
Miss Alma Oelke received a new
wheel as graduating present from
her brother. She is just taking her
first, lessons and finds that it is as
: hard to keep ones balance under diff
r culties as it is ones head.
Doak and Lane sold fine standard
bred driving horse to DR.. Archer OF
Atlantic last Tuesday. They have al.
most disposed of all the herd they pur-
: chased last spring and the horses have
t all made good steady drivers.
, Miss Anna Burkey closes a very sue
e cessful term of school at Sunnyside in
/: district no. 3 Greeley township next
e Friday with a program and picnic
), Miss Anna is one Of our best teachers
}, and program gotten up by her will
be excellent in its nature.
Alex Ferguson purchased a new
: pair of fiynets last Friday and started
: home with them. On arriving there
I he found he had lost one Of them
e Any one finding net on the road east
i OF town as far as Jack O'Brine's farm
q Will know where to leave it.
). w. H. Bolton out in Douglas los
a good horse Friday night which i.
r thought to have been chased by dog.
v into ditch where it fell breaking it.
h neck. Others think the dogs have
!. been chasing their animals and all arr
r determined to kill all the dogs IN til,
township if they can't stop them.
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