Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN!
sCith the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS Dc PHELPS
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Joe Elwoods baby IS recovering
nicely from a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
If you want the very best your
money will buy come to us for your
spring suit. lido BROS.
Rev. j. F. Hinhouse went to Allan
tic, Monday, and spent couple of
days looking after business matters.
Miss Myrtle Frick is among those
listed as sick this week but her many
friends hope soon to have her up and
with them again.
G. II. Baxter has moved from his
farm up by Ross to town and in the
future will take life as easy as possible
and enjoy himself.
Word comes from Pearl Roberts that
he has been unable to work for nearly
a month on account Of sickness though
OF no serious nature.
Geo. i. Watts, auditor of the Stand
ard Oil Co., was down from Carroll,
Wednesday, looking after the inter
ests OF the company.
Sam Fullerton returned Monday
from Jamaica where he went to help
his neighbor, Mr.. Mcintyre, get set
tied in his new home.
Barney Cunningham is erecting a
new barn on his lots in Prospect Park
SO he may keep some stock to add to
their pleasure and comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lynch and
daughter, Maude, and his nephew
went to Extra Sunday to spend the
day with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Austin.
Tailors have better advantage to
judge clothes than others. When YOU
are ready for you spring suit come to
us as we are all tailors. Our experience
is your gain. lido BROS.
Nora Oelke closed her school in No.
=, Sharon township, last Friday and
has been retained to teach the spring
term. Miss Oelke has taught several
terms there and gives good satisfac-
ton.
G. w. Wellman was in town this
week looking up those who attempt to
escape taxation by not giving in the
things they have. They save to the
county many dollars and turn into the
Golfers much money all over the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Pound are anx-
lously watching over their little Earl
whose condition is quite alarming with
little hope for his recovery. Their
many friends are eagerly hoping that
ms condition will soon change for the
better.
Hon. John Herriott, of Stuart, was
IN town Tuesday evening looking over
the political field, preparatory to the
candidacy for the nomination for gov
ernor. Whether he came supplied
with protests or not we don't know
but he seemed confident Of success ii
he entered the race.
The Masonic order are having an
unusual amount of work to do, having
more than they can do at their regular
meetings. There will be special
meeting of the Blue lodge, tonight,
there being three candidates for the
first-John Weighton, j. M. Hart and
VIM. j. Fullerton. Amity Chapter
will meet, next Thursday, March IA,
and will give l.. j. Hill and N. S.
Hansen the work in the first degree.
Court convened, Tuesday, with
Judge Macy presiding. The grand
jury was impanelled at once and the
usual instructions given them by the
court relative to their duties during
their deliberations. The following are
the members that compose the Jury
for this session: John Cozine, fore.
man, &. X. Hallock, M. L. Carper, J.
r. Call, M. f. Jefferies, Geo N. Hig-
ley, George Pfeister.
Frank Nelson, who used to help in
81 Inf lnt fol
helping in the depot at Extra has been
to Monteith, Guthrie county, and is
now in charge. Frank is an indus
trious and reliable boy and while hav-
ing been in the employ of the com
pany for a short time only, he has
their fullest confidence. This demon
strates that boy with the proper
metal in him will succeed.
j. f. Russell is now in Chicago buy
ing his goods for the spring and sum
mer trade. In a few days goods will
commence to arrive and the patrons OF
the store may expect fine line of the
latest, most elegant and stylish fabrics
that the factories produce from which
to select from when making purchases.
Mr.. Russell has proved to be close
ooool Wei anu d SoOu sIuucIG OF Juc
wants and needs Of his customers and
they have learned to rely upon his
stock meriting the claims he makes.
The Melville Oy ster Club meet Fri.
day night at the home of J. Shingle.
decker. They found that Man can
not live by bread along" and so drug
! in the oyster. If the consumption OF
oysters went on all over the country at
the rate these people have devoured
them, then the ocean would be a vast
empty void as far as this one article
was concerned. But withal, light
hearts and good times are the two
great beneficiary orders that helps
mankind the most and this people
have paid the initiation price by theil
good will and are active working
members.
Ed. johnson has two hundred and
sixty seven head Of feeders in his yard
which he is fitting for the top of the
market. He is one the largest and
most successful feeders of the countv