Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-21
MONEY TO LOAN!
,cith the German, S0Uislgs
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH, PHELPS Dc PHELPS
.4udubO7a, IO,Ca
See Webster for red Collie dogs.

See Webster for red Collie dogs.
Code sko billigt hos Rasmussen &
Jensen.
Attorney Joe Ross was in Manning
last Friday attending to legal matters
of Importance.
VIM. Dryden and Allie Quimby
were over to Dedham last Friday and
Saturday buying horses.
George Kibby is expected home from
Des Moines, today, where he has been
attending school at Drake University.
Thos. Miller and Henry Smith ac-
companled w. H. Neff to Oklahoma,
Tuesday. The boys expect to buy if
they see good opportunity for invest
ment.
Mrs. e. Bilharz and Mrs. Jennie
Donaldson and her little daughter,
Mary, returned the last of the week
from Iowa City, where they enjoyed a
pleasant visit with their sister, Mrs.
Belle Abrams.
To SHEEP MEN; ATTENTION. Dip
your sheep in Milk Oil Dip! For sale
by WILLIAM l.. CLARK, HAMLIN,
IOWA. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Tank furnished
free. Order early
Robert Henderson and wife went to
Gray and spent Sunday, then went on
to Perry for few days visit They
will return to Audubon and in a few
days will make arrangements to de-
part for their home up at GAINESVILLE,
Minnesota.
w. R. Browning shipped his goods
to Texas, Tuesday He and his family
are going down to Earlham to visit a
week when they will go on to their
new home in the sunny south where
they will have charge Of H. w. Lows
large ranch.
Chas. Layland sold his fine $4,000
team of roadsters the first of the week
to one of the horse buyers who shipped
| them to the eastern markets where he
hopes to sell them for a good price to
some aristocratic noble who has more
money than judgment as to the value
of horses.
Jake Meyer could not make his trip
with the mail, Wednesday, owing to
the impossible condition of the roads.
| The people along the route, who are
enjoying the free delivery of the mail,
are well pleased with the prompt and
accommodating service he is giving
them and though they enjoy their dali
ly mail very much they cannot COM
plain on account of missing mail
occasionally.
Preparations are being made to con-
struct a telephone to the poor farm and
have it connected with the system
here in town so the steward can talk
with the various people in town in
case he so desires to conduct business
| The onward march of progress can not
be stayed and if the county expects tt
keep step with the advancement of the
individual movement of the people
such Improvements will be foun(
necessary.
Ed BilharZ returned from Chicag,
! Tuesday where he made his sprin,
purchases of goods for the big store
4 His wife stopped off at Indianola t
visit with relatives and will come OF
5 home the last of the week. Ed is bun
/ led with work caring for the good
2 that are arriving daily. He bough
e large lines for the departments whic
/ they already conduct and also mad
! purchases in lines preparatory to ope1
j ing up various new departments sue
: as go with their other goods. He e,
n poets soon to have the new goot
e ready for inspection and the clerks a.
: very busy caring for the goods as the
arrive.