Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once year,
$1,000 optional payments NTH
Davenport Sarings Bank.
BAGLEY.
Soar does the buggy top repairing.

Mrs. ChaS. McLachlln, of Gray, WIS.,
tied with friends in town Wednesday.
John Weighton was taken through
the mysteries of the third degree of
Masonry last Saturday night.
j. 7. Minor, the hustling organ man
from Harlan, was in town seeing old
time friends last Wednesday.
Rev. Hinkhouse departed Monday
; for Fairfield to attend to business, eX-
pecting to be back by Saturday.
Lora Bailey went to Manning the
first of the week and is helping to
paint some of the new buildings there.
j. FL. Halford, of Manning. was
down last Saturday night and visited
with friends and transacted some per-
sonal business.
johnson q Co., stockmen at the
Rock Island depot, shipped seven cars
of stock to the Chicago markets last
Saturday night.
The Christian Church will observe
Children's Day next Sunday and a
good program has been prepared by the
various committees in charge.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
I can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
]. G. WOLFE.
Miss Jennie Killinger has accepted
a position in the millinery department
of f. Vermilya's store and may now
be found helping them out in their
busy work.
The Christofferson Bros, out by
kimballton, u their engine in this
week and took it to Greg Wolfe's shop
to have it overhauled and repaired for
the seasons work.
] Loud Rippey and Dan Freeman de-
! parted last Sunday for Davenport as
/ delegates from the Masonic Lodge
: here to the grand lodge. Both are
representative officers and will stand
! by the home lodge.
i While driving into town the other
day with B. f. Howald, DIR. Miller's
I team took a notion to see how fast
they could go, and not caring for fenc-
es, went owe one, throwing both out
D and bruising Mr.. Howald up consider
] able, but not seriously.
) DR.. Fulton received a letter and pho
tograph from Rev. Loomis in Michi-
gan and he is much improved. When
he arrived there May 8 he weighed I'll
pounds; on May IL he weighed us
x and on May "a, 100 pounds He ex.
poets to again get on his feet and gel
q q back to his chosen field of labor.
: Mrs. j. Il. Carmichael has been off
cred a position at Charles City at six
y ty dollars per month, to take charg,
Q of the music in the public schools a:
!. she has here. She has steadily grow1
in favor in u schools and they CAV,
. her an advance of ten dollars pc.
= month this year making it thirty-fiv,
= dollars per month. If she accepts tn,
o Charles City proposition the schools
3 here will lose by her leaving, as sh,
a has everything in good shape an(
. thoroughly understands the work.
e The Columbian Club Library has re
O ceived the complete set of records o
the Union and Confederate Armies
g making one hundred and twenty-sevel
3 volumns in all. They also have tn,
maps and charts showing the import
= ant movements of the campaign. Al
b reference books they could get no bet
2 ter. Everything in them is authentic
u as they ONE from the official record,
8 and are complete. These books ar,
q only given to free reading rooms ant
q our club was indeed fortunate to pc
them.
Is The dedication of the Christian
q church was carried out as given GU
. last week. The necessary $1,000 wa
easily raised and they We're forced, b,
the generosity of the people to accep
. $4,000 more. Rev. Lockhart spoke il
s the morning and delivered a strons
sermon on PROMISES" In the after
noon Elder Whitaker, of Extra, deliv
cred an able sermon on " Faith.n Rev
s Lockhart spoke again in the evening
z on 1.-The Views of the Disciples.n Th,
music was under the able management
of Will Laudrum, travelling singin,
evangelist, but a member ofthis churcl
q The house was crowded at each session
and the pastor and congregation az
truly grateful for the support of no
only members but people outside til
church.
The Blue Print for the two rura
mail routes have been returned t
~ i OSllldSleI WllSOH anu UDefe Is eVGr'
q reason to believe they will be in run
. ming order by July Isl, though the,
z may not until the 18th. Each of til
q routes as laid out by the Inspector ha
q perhaps disappointed some who ha,
4 hoped to be e it. But local infiu
y ence can not change the views of tn
So inspector. Much as he would like t
please all, he take the route he think
: best and all the pOstmasters or cal
- riers in the county can't change him
4 Chas. Benton will be the carrier OF
7 No. 2, going out northeast toward vi
3 ola. Mr.. Woodland, No. 3, out south
4 east and Chris Berg, the one to tn
2 southwest. In regard to boxes: Whel
q the free delivery became more than al
a experiment a great many boxes wer
2 presented for use, a committee was ar
4 pointed and fourteen kinds of boxe
selected and the department recon
7 mends each route to select one kind )
as to have them uniform. The Who'll
\ route should get together or appoint