Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-13
MONEY TO LOAN!
,cith the Gers'.as. sari,,ys
Bank at ) per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH d. PHELPS.
4 audubon. IO,cO

Rev. Shipman visited Monday with
his former Pensioners at this place.
Miss Jennie Killenger began work
Tuesday in the new steam laundry.
Chet Hibbs went to Ladora Thurs
day to attend to some matters of bust
ness.
John Mcclure was unable to 90 on
the road this week on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. Northup departed Wednesday
for Coyville, Kansas, to visit for
time.
Marriage license l. NJ. De Witt and
Sibyl Dewitt; August Drier and Ida
Neimann.
B. S. Phelps returned home from
business trip to Davenport, Wednes-
day morning.
John Ward went to the northern
part of the state Monday to look after
large contract.
A. G. Darland returned from Chica-
go Wednesday morning, where he had
been with stock.
A herd of Oregon ponies are in town
ana everyone can get pony now as
cheap as they wish.
George Brayton arrived home We'd
nesday and expects to again settle
down to work here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton and
daughter, Lois, left Tuesday for Chica-
pn To visit n n. COO cirhtc
Jack O'Brine is again able to be out
but looks quite i'll, not possessing his
usual rugged appearance
The Democrats in town have had
Will Clonghly order them fine new
flag for use during the fall campaign.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts and daughter
nesday for a visit with Mrs. Will Nc
Farlane.
| w. H. O'Connell was up to Jeffer-
son Saturday to confer with Ross
Graham, who was figuring on stock
of jewelry. ~
Grandpa Sutton, who has been quite
low for some time, is reported to be on
/ the mend and we trust will soon be
around again.
Miss Myrtle Wilson is again able to
be back in her place again, as the head
of the millinery department in j. F.
/ RUSSELL IS store.
Mrs. Alice Young, from Manning,
who has been visiting at the home Of
VIM. Cloughly, returned to her home
\ Wednesday evening.
L. r. Lee, one of Greeley townships
prosperous farmers, went to Sioux
City Wednesday to get some cattle to
put in his yards this winter to feed
| The members of the Fair Association
want it understood that the cards
given out through the teachers are not
admission tickets, but simply means
of advertising.
James Hunt is holding big public
sale at his Melville township home. 1t
is the first sale of the season and auc-
tioneer, Nate Carper, intends to make
it big success.
Mrs. Grace Wadsworth, who has
been visiting in the east, is now at
home visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Ills. w. bul uSluc. sue eApecUS SOOll
to depart for her home.
/ Mrs. Jasper Jensen, wife of merch-
ant Jasper Jensen, at Poplar, arrived
home Tuesday from her trip to Den
mark, where she had been visiting
friends. Jasper met her in Chicago.
Albert Kibby and Adam Troxel re-
turned last week from trip through
the east on their wheels. The boys
had good time, saw lots of country
and did some good time, making lac
miles in one day. The roads however
in the east are far better for wheeling
than here.
, The moon beams dancing on the
leaves and peeping through the
branches in the Stanley woods last
Thursday night would have seen as
happy crowd of young people as ever
assem- bled for picnic Elf like forms
fitted about in happy forgetfulness Of
! life that was. Sombre shadows flee
before the sallies of youth as shadows
before the struggling beams of the
moon above. Feasting on the daintie.
they lived in happiness for the time
No Medea's poisoned cup filled for {
Theseus nor did soft, white handed
Gree offer poison to a struggling
Ulysses, but only the wine of purity
and innocence touched lips of happi
ness and youthful pleasure. All fee
that they had happy, delightful time