Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-26
FARM LOANS.
5 Per Cent. Interest once a Yea1
$4,000 optional payments wit
Davenport Sanings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.

c. S. McLeran, d. d. S., office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy went down
to Brayton Wednesday evening to WIS.,
it with friends.
F. L. Evans and wife went to Den
nison, Monday, to eat Christmas din
ner with her parents.
Miss Roe, the music teacher in the
high school, departed for Ute and vi
entity to spend her holidays with
friends.
Fred Musson, of Atlantic, one of the
members of the Musson Brothers tele-
phone company was up Christmas and
spent the day at the Musson home.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
If JAMES HART.
Irve Jones and Jake and Ike Mush-
rush returned home from Nevada this
week where they have been working
in poultry house, picking chickens.
Chas. Darland, one of the progress
i've teachers of the county, departed
Tuesday evening for Rock Point, Miss
ouri, for visit Of a few days with his
uncle at that place.
Hon. Julian Phelps and family, of
Atlantic, were up Christmas day and
spent the hours at the Byron Phelps
home where a sort of a reunion was
held of the Phelps families.
The champion bowlers, who won
over Manning in their contesthere last
week will go to Manning, Saturday
night to contest with them on their
alleys.
The postoffice had rush this year
in money orders and packages that it
has never witnessed before. Every body
seemed to be sending away for things
and presents. The highest run hereto
fore was about the daily average this
year.
I have just returned from Chicago
where purchased large line of holi.
day novelties suitable for presents. My
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.
We noticed in the Register of the
Goth among the marriage certificates
Chas Tramp, Audubon, Iowa, agec
fifty-five, and Julia A. Rust, of De.
Moines, aged fifty. Mr.. Tramp ha!
long conducted a successful business
here in the brick yard and his friends
join in wishing him and his bride hap
piness.
Ted O'Brine and a cousin Mr.. Brad,
arrived from Illinois, last Friday
h 81 T t6ah has ed h 1aA lots os of friend
here, who will be glad to give him tn
grip of friendship and to give him
place in the ranks of society, while b
remains here.
| The thoughtfulness of E. ]. Freeman
was attested Christmas morning whel
the lights were turned on SO tina
those who wished to get up earl,
might be accommodated. This wa
done of his own free will and onl,
shows that great streak of humai
kindness and thoughtfulness in hin
: for others as scarcely one man in
thousand would have done.
A. II. Edwards was detained iron
going to Des Moines to be present a
Inauguration or at least the arrange
ments for it, by law suit that he wa
called upon to preside over, it pein
changed from both Justice Hortonan
Elliott to Mr.. Edwards. Mr.. Edward
is one of the best known men in thi
county down at Des Moines an
among the various legislators in tn
state, as his good sound judgement
while he was representative from thi
county showed him to be capabl
man and one to be trusted.