Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-05
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once year,
$1,000 optional payments Nth
Davenport Sanings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.

CHARLES BAGLEY.
Farm wagon for sale. Ham Webster.
Holiday Slippers cheap at Rasmus-
sen & Jensen's.
Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
cowles' Jewelry Store.
A Miss Smith is visiting at the
Langworthy home this week.
Overshoes, German Socks and Felts
cheap at Rasmussen & Jensen's,
Everyone come and take dinner on
Saturday December Ia at the" Rum
mage Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton return
ed home Tuesday from Carroll where
they had been for few days visiting
with friends
Auditor Greenwaldt and family re-
turned home, Wednesday, from Jeffer-
son where they had been to spend
Thanksgiving with his brother.
Gretchen Nash came home from
school to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents and we understand will not go
back until after the holiday season.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
If JAMES HART.
Miss Jennie Donaldson began her
school Monday in the Humphrey dis
trict where she taught the past year
and will give them q good winter
term.
Mrs. Kittie Earheart, up by Ded-
ham, and well known in Viola town.
ship, returned home from Des Moines
last week where she had been visiting
| relatives.
Howard Shoesmith of North Branch
went through town Wednesday on his
return trip from Carroll where he had
spent week visiting at the home of
brother-in-law.
| Miss Mildred Smith returned to
school the first of the week after a
pleasant visit with her parents Mr.and
Mrs. w. w. Smith and her legion of
young friends.
A man from Atlantic assumed charge
OF the butcher department in the
south side butcher shop while The man
who has been doing the work went to
Manning to work.
Marriage Licenses: George r. Nc
i earthly and LeilIie Rutherford. H. C..
Madsen and Christina Christensen.
Bert Kirkwood and Bertha Lousbke
! Guy f. McClain and Ella F. brewer.
| have just returned from Chicago,
where purchased large line of Holt
day novelties suitable for presents. NY
line of silverware; cut glass and such
things are up-to-date and my rings
can't be beat. Call and see them.
w. II. O'CONNELL.
} Clyde Baker returned Tuesday from
st. Louis where he went short time
ago to get a position as guard in the
exposition. He returned fully salts
fed that this is good county and we
/ understand asserts that he would
rather do active service in the Philip
pines than accept position there.
Peter Ruble, from up near Gray,
was passing through town Wednes.
t day with several stands of bees, taking
them to his farm down northeast Of
Extra that he recently purchased Of
Mr.. Heath. Several went out to him
thinking he had honey for sale but
were disappointed in their attempt.
f Mrs. G. B. Russell departed Tuesday
9 for Los Angeles, California, where she
7 will join her daughter, Mrs. Agnes
s Stotts, and spend the winter in thai
e most delightful climate. Mrs. Russell
e spent last year out there and was sc
e much taken with the people and CLINE
that she could not resist the tempta
t ton to again go out.
f The Presbyterians of Lone Star have
erected very handsome church OF
s the site of the one destroyed by light
l ming about two years ago. The dedi
r cation of the new building will tax,
1 place on Sunday, December 18th
Prominent speakers are expected ant
e the services promise to be very inter
! esting and impressive.
J Jack O'Brine returned home Tues
: day from Chicago where he had beel
r to the horse show. This is the thir,
l. year and he says this one far surpasse'
8 anything of the kind ever attempted
S both in number of exhibits and quail
i ty of stock. While there he visited il
y Illinois with his sister and, too, will
his son Tod who is back there.
n Horace Nichols came into town las
4 Friday, attended to business and Wis
v tied with old time friend until Friday
Horace is the son of Lawyer Nichol
who used to live here and as DO,
most everyone in town knew him
Scarcely anyone knew him, however
as he has grown so and changed i
appearance from the tall, gawk
schoolboy to mans estate. He is dc
ing we'll now and has prosperou
and lucrative position.
Chas. Van Gorder departed last FIR
day for Canada to look after his exteI
sive land interests there and to pu
chase more land. Mr.. Van Gorder is
good Judge ofland and, too, has the &C
vantage Of years of study in CONNER
cial relations and shows that he hs
supreme confidence in the present ou
\ look for the future. He came to TIL
y, - country when it was new and ha
Z seen it develop and now has his fiji
! ger on the pulse of this new countr
= and feels the throb that tells him to e
- on and invest.
J. Last Wednesday the people in til
II business portion Of the town were il
e. dustriously applied to by fellow VIII