Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-28
FARM LOANS.
Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport Sarings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.
Farm wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
C. S. McLeran, d. d. S., Office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.

Tue cOuTCS. OMce Over E1ISI ~ aVloAdA
Bank.
Anton Kerr, or Extra, was in town
Wednesday negotiating business with
some of onrpeople
Will Rinehart and wife, who live
northwest of town, have the care of a
child that is very sick.
Wills Jones and wife are the happy
parents of a baby girl that came to
their home last Friday.
Mrs. Chester Marlin came up from
Extra, Sunday, to help care for her
mother who was quite i'll.
Mrs. T.. J. Hill spent few days this
week with her friends out at the John
Weighton suburban home.
The meetings still continue at the
Presbyterian church, but may end
about the coming Sunday.
Mrs. III. W. Wilson was quite sick
the first of the week, under the care of
the doctor, but she is able to be up and
about again.
w. Fl. Kelly departed for McCook,
county. South Dakota, last Sunday to
he owns up there.
A. F. Greenwaldt and wife departed
for jefferson, Wednesday, where they
will spend Thanksgiving and have q
visit with relatives.
Charley Kempf, Jr., and wife came
down from Manning, Tuesday, to, at
tend his fathers sale and to pay visit
to their many friends.
Ed. Russ and family have moved
and are now comfortably located in
the new home which they recently
purchased in Huddlerville.
The members of the whist club en-
joyed a pleasant evenings entertain
ment with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Humis-
ton, on church street, last Monday.
During the absence of A. F. Green
walds at Jefferson and the Deputy Au-
ditor at Des Moines A. f. Drake is
looking arter the details of the office.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Five emigrants arrived from Dem
mark, Monday, coming here to cast
their future lot and make home and
enjoy the advantages of this country.
The County Clerk sued marriage
licenses to the following persons the
past week: Jessie L. Parker and Aneta
Kroeger. Chris Petersen and Mary
Petersen.
Misses May and Mary Farquhar are
spending Thanksgiving down in Gree
ley township, the recipients of the hos
pitality of the inmates of the Master
son home.
A merry crowd of youngsters from
town are enjoying pleasant day, to-
day, the guests of Miss Edith Beason
the city limits.
Miss Alice Moon, departed for Carson
Wednesday to pay visit to relatives.
From there she will go down near Des
Moines to pay a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Glenn Forney, and family.
r.. M. Leet and wife went to Man
ming, Tuesday evening, to hear l.. B.
Wickersham lecture and returned
home more than pleased with his elo-
guent and interesting address.
Frank Rineheart has arrangements
made so that he will have an abund-
ance of ice to put up when it becomes
cold enough to freeze the water suffi-
Gent depth which he has damned up.
Chef Hibbs' family have nearly all
departed for Oklahoma to meet him
and help improve the claim that he
has down there. Mrs. Hibbs expects
to go down in a few days and join the
family.
Fred Bartlett and Charley Prohaska,
of Audubon township, were in Audi.
bon, Wednesday, looking after some
matters of personal interest at the
County Clerks Office pertaining to
estate matters.
Mrs. Sam Curtis intends to depart
for her new home in Oklahoma where
her husband now is looking after his
claim that he got in the drawing last
summer. Sam reports the country in
excellent condition with good promise
for the future.
The various rooms of the public
schools rendered programs, Wednes-
day afternoon, that were very inter-
esting and profitable. The children of
the various rooms performed their
parts most creditably. The schools dis
missed for the remainder of the week
but will commence next Monday and
all take hold with renewed energy.
Mrs. G. B. Russell intends to 90 to
Missouri Valley the first of the week
for few days visit, then takes her de-
parture for Los Angeles, California,
where she will pass the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Stotts, and her
daughter, Miss Myrtle, who are pleas.
antly located and enjoying life inn
mensely in the tropical climate of the
Pacific coast.
Taylor Langworthy came down
from Boone Sunday with the remains
of one of his children, that had died
from .diphtheria. He was met at the
depot by a few friends end the remains
of his loved one was taken to the
Maple Grove cemetery, where it will
sleep in peace. He returned home on
the evening train to help care for the
other child that was then in q critical