Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-07
MONEY TO LOAN!
scith the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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day, to visit few days with her sister,
S. H. Emery left for O'Neil Nebras-
ka Tuesday to look over the business
chances afforded by that section of the
country.
John Gates left his draying business
for a day and went to Manning the
last of the week to attend to some per
sonal business matters.
Fida Marks sold his one hundred
and twenty acre farm last week for
$45 an acre and has left for Oklahoma
with veiw of purchasing.
Do you want to move to Audubon?
If so let US give you bargain in a
good six room house. We need money
and must have it. c. A. MARLIN.
Robert Parnham moved to town,
| Tuesday, from Melville township and
during the spring and summer will
engage in painting and hanging paper.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Masterson came
up from their Greeley township home
and were over Sunday guests with the
inmates of the Farquhar household in
Prospect Park.
VIM. Dryden went to Carroll the
first of the week to buy carload of
horses. From there he goes to Coon
Rapids, Thursday, where he expects
to purchase another shipment
Ira Dayton, of Extra, has accepted
the position of timer in the store of
Geo. Hoover. Ira is a good, all around
man, thoroughly competent and we'll
fitted, to fill the position he has &C
cepted.
Charley Tunmann, from Melville
township, went to Omaha, Wednesday
with load of stock and while out
there will purchase lot of calves to
bring home to keep until they get of
an age to feed.
Louis Shingledecker had the msfor-
tune, Wednesday, to be thrown, while
at play on the high school grounds,
and break his arm. He had it set I'M
mediately, however, and it will soon
mend and be all right again.
Just arrived at Kelly & Moody's,
Audubon, car of agricultural imple-
ments, consisting of the celebrated
Discs, Wireless Corn Planters, Cultiva,
tors, Harrows, etc. Cali and see us.
Charlie Nelson has resigned his po-
sition at Lido Bros. and began Mou-
day to work in the large store of E.
Bilharz and sou. Charlie has long
been connected with some store and
will be a profitable man to his .em-
ployers.
Scott Parnham, who has been visit
ing here with relatives, returned home
to Emmetsburg, Tuesday, accom-
panied by his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. George Parnham, who eX-
pect to make their home there with
him in the future.
Miss Myrtle Wilson left, today, for
Kansas City for a few weeks visit with
relatives. She is taking rest from
her labors as milliner in RusselPs large
store and will enter the postotfice
when she returns to assist her father
in his labors there
Professor Hooker has kindly donated
to the Columbian Club phone, so
that one by one they are adding all
the modern conveniences The num-
Der of their phone is eighty-three so
ang one wishing to talk to the librari-
an has but to call up that number.
Al. Hurd returned home, Wednes-
day morning, from California where
he has been for some time looking at
the country. He was at Los Angeles
and from there up to San Francisco
He had very enjoyable trip and saw
nice country, but thinks Iowa as
good as any state yet.
L. +. Green and family left for Over
ston, Nebraska Tuesday morning
where they expect TO engage quite eX-
tenslVely in the cattle business and
make their future home They are
among the best families of the county
and have been prominently identified
in the business and social circles of
Audubon and vicinity. Their many
friends wish them success IN their new
home and commend them worthy of
the esteem and respect of the people
where they are now located and expect
to reside.
Valentine day with it's beautiful and
symbolic Significance is almost here.
Already valentines are being displayed
and those who wish these little tokens
of strong friendship that makes the
heart throb faster because of that re-
membrance may find beautiful repre-
sensations where they please. Child
rem find sport in giving those ugly
representation that have no meaning
anu III oiSulilceHce, DuU should be
taught that life was not made to
wound or to destroy, but to build up
by the beautiful and just
Father LOTUS, who has so ably min
istered to the people of the Catholic
church here, has received an appoint
ment to the church at Newton, and
next Sunday will be his last in Audi
bon. Father Lotus is a representative
priest who rises above petty conven-
tionalities and forms and sees only the
; grand conception of higher and better
, life. He is in perfect sympathy with
the heart throbblngs of the great mass
OF people and has become very dear to
his flock, who only bow to the inevita-
bic because it is higher. He viii not
J only be missed by his own people but
; his public spirit will be missed by all.
The Philharmonic Co., Of Chicago,
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