Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
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Bank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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ana Cne nrSt OF EMS ana was unaDle 10
preach his regular sermons.
Geo. Foley departed, Tuesday, for
Ell Reno, Oklahoma, to escape the
rigor of the northern cline.
Jim Chandler, the ever watchful Gus
todian of the peace of the city, was laid
up the first of the week with the grip.
Will CRANKY arrived, Monday even
ing. from his home in Oskaloosa, and
will visit with his uncle, Daniel Lynch,
and family.
Miss Blanche Lamoraux, from
Wiota, is visiting with her brother,
who clerks in Russels store, and with
her friends here.
Robert Irving and his sister, Mrs.
Jarmon, shipped their goods to Adair
county where they expect to make
their future home.
Mrs. John Ward and child came
home last Friday from the north part
of the state where she has been visit
ing with her father.
Friday aud Saturday are the regular
examination days and those wishing
to teach this spring may avail them
selves of the opportunity offered.
B. w. Monk came down from Man
ming, the last Of the week, and helped
to get his household goods packed up
and shipped them up to their new
home.
Mrs. Hattie Cahill returned from
Carroll, Sunday, where she has been
for couple of weeks past being en-
gagged as seamstress for Mrs. j. F.
Luse.
Walter Brainard is making some ex-
tensive Improvements about his place
in the south part of town and will en-
gage quite extensively in the poultry
business.
This week was dull one among the
as the roads are in al
most an impossible condition, the re-
cent thaw and freezing creating the
disturbances.
Tailors have better advantage to
Judge clothes than others. When you
are ready for you spring suit come to
is your gain. lido BROS.
The work of tearing down the Walk
err House has been completed and the
lumber therefrom resembles a small
lumber yard. Mr.. Hoover is pushing
the work as fast as possible SO as to
have his new brick completed that he
may the better display his goods.
]. G. Wolfe and his mother went out
to Omaha, last Saturday, to be present
y, 10 oil hot Of thn NJ h 1x,
casket of a nephew Of Mrs. Wofle's was
resting place of all beings. Greg re-
remained to visit for time.
Geo. w. Cosson returned home,
Tuesday, from Cedar Rapids where he
attended the state meeting of the NJ.
w. A He reports a good meeting and
an enthusiastic time. The delegates
elected from this point of the country
to the national convention at st. Paul
are W. r. Farley, of Guthrie Center,
and Mr.. Gloss, of Atlantic.
A number of the young people out
southwest of town gathered Friday
had pleasant evening. There are
Uul lew DCoplC WIZ hho" nv" w Si'
terrain, and this night they forgot all
life and held revelry until long toward
morning when they wendell their way
home.
Albert and Charley Spencer, out
southwest of town, have been invest
ing in bronchos of late. The boys are
pretty fair judges of horses and hav,
a fair lot. They are breaking them t.
work and expect to put them on thu
market before spring. They too ex
pect to hold public sale in few
weeks to dispose of some of their sur
plus stock.
Chris Henrickson has purchased
the building and grounds Just east O
the site of the Walker House and will
brick building thereon in which t.
his own This will help to build up tn
for him. He carries good line Q
requirements of his customers, ant
when moved will keep that sam
standard of excellence.
A. c. Darland and family ar
now free from the effects Of small pc!
that laid them up for a time. Thei
house has been thoroughly renovate'
and they are ready to receive callers
They will suffer no serious conse
quences and few marks are left OF
their faces to show the effects. Wit
them ends the last case around Audi
bon and it may congratulate itsel
upon no further spread of the disease
Watchfulness and carefulness in an
epidemic will check or stop it and tn
health officers cannot be to stringen
in their enforcement.
The members of the Columbian Gu
: were entertained Tuesday at tn
home of Mrs. A. II. Roberts. 1t hal
!! pened to be on Lincolns birthday an
in commemoration of that day quota
lions from this great, good and EN-
,, nent man were given. At the bushes
session six new members were adde
! to the list of membership. After th
.. roll call a new feature was introduce
by having someone outside the clu
address them. Geo. w. Cosson wa
;ptroduoa6 nv MrC w w S,n;tl