Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-21
MONEY! TO LOAN!
,cith the German Savings
bank at 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH Dc PHELPS,
audubon, IO,C0

Of shoes.
Miss Helen Myers left last Friday
for Ottawa, Kansas, to visit for time
with her friend, Mrs. F. ID. Allen.
I. H. Boylan, of the law firm of
Mosier & Boylan, is transacting bust
ness in the Capitol and vicinity this
week.
Most all the schools of the county
close this week except those in Doug
las township, which have another
week yet.
Miss Jennie McKarahan arrived Fri
day from near West Liberty, to visit
with her brother, William McKarahan,
of this place.
Miss Nettie Wulfeck, from Sioux
City, came Friday to visit with her
friends, County Auditor A. F. Green
waldt and wife.
Misses Stella MIasterson and Nina
Hayes, from Greedy township, were
in the county seat this week to secure
rooms to be in attendance at the
Review School, to begin next Mon
day.
Last Thursday night bus load of
people from here went down to Extra,
to attend the entertainment given by
by the pupils of ST. Boniface School at
that place. They report the entertain
ment good and that the pupils showed
training and ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew, accompa
MED by two of his sisters, Mrs. Dune
an, from Erie, Pa, and Mrs. White
side, from Meadeville, Pa, who have
been visiting here the past ten DAYS,
left for Beatrice, Nebraska, Tuesday,
to visit a couple of weeks with rela-
tives.
Miss Myrtle Riley arrived from
1ndianola Tuesday, to remain here
this summer to teach class in music
that she organized last spring while
here. She has quite a reputation in
her school as lady of ability and no
doubt will succeed as a teacher of
music.
John Cameron, NJ. F. Jeffries and
A. j. Story left for Virginia Tuesday
noon. Mr.. Jettres was raised in Wiz
ginia, but has not been back to the
scenes of his boyhood for twenty-five
y SSAS. IL may SCClA SUldIlSe 10 saw
that each of them went with view of
purchasing land if the conditions are
suitable.
The delegates from the Epworth
League of the Methodist church left
Wednesday for Shelby to attend the
district meeting of the League. They
are the Misses Harriet Bilharz and
Bertha Fargusen and Messrs Ross and
Lorenzo Graham. Four better repre-
sentatives could not be found in the
League and good report may be ex-
pected when they return.
Don Drake, who recently graduated
with his class, will have charge of the
telephones in this city during the
absence of Prof Hooker and his assist
ants in Extra, putting in a system
there. Don is a good, steady boy,
anxious to 90 ahead and ambitious TO
succeed and knows there is but one
way and that is to begin at the bottom
and steadily climb to the top.
Grace .Adelia Lands, sister of Mrs.
]. H Mosier, is expected to arrive to-
day for an extended visit and rest.
She is graduate from the elocution-
airy department at Valparaiso, Ind,
and has gained a reputation in Hi.
nois as an elocutionist of marked abili-
ty. She has been giving entertain
ments in some of the best cities and
has met with excellent success. She
may give an entertainment here and
if she does the people may expect a
treat
Miss Doll Kennedy, well known to
our people here, was married in Chica-
go, Wednesday. Miss Kennedy has
grown from pra ttling childhood to
beautiful womanhood in our midst,
loved and honored by everyone. She
is lady whose character is above re-
proach, disposition to help everyone,
a tirmness that makes her strong
among women. The groom we UNDER
stand is a dentist whose industry and
character has made him success in
his profession. We, with their many
friends, wish for them prosperity and
happiness.
Rev. McSparen of the Christian
church has completed arrangements to
hold a grand rally IN the park, Sunday,
July Sth. 1t will be an all days meet.
ing, having services both afternoon
and evening. Rev. B. S. Denny, OF
Des Moines, corresponding secretary
of the Iowa Christian Missionary So.
ciety, will be present; also Rev. L. H.
Humphrey, of Atlantic, and Others
will be present to assist in the meet.
ing. Everyone is cordially invited
and requested to be present. The
members of the church intend to pro-
vide themselves with church build
ing and have goodly amount already
subscribed. The membership of the
church has grown until they feel able
and justified in building themselves s
church home, as they have for severa
years, since their first organization
used the court room for church pur
poses. 1t is intended that the con
tract for the new edifice be let within
the next four weeks.
Summer school opens Monday
Every teacher in the county and those
who wish to teach, or review, should
be in attendance the first day. What
is lost the first day cannot be made ul
in the second. 1t is work none car
afford to miss who wish to better
themselves. Life is too short and toe
precious to be spent in mere idle ex
istance. Minds were made to improve
not to fritter away in nothing. TIL.
young man or woman with an am
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