Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24
MONEY TO LOAN!
sCitZs the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS Dc PHELPS
audubon, AOsCn

Theo. Myers went to Omaha, Mon
day, to attend to legal matters.
Miss Minnie Anderson was up from
| Extra, the first of the week, visiting
with her uncle, SAINT Anderson.
Mrs. Dave Hart is very sick this
week and Dave is by her side, having
another man buy grain for him at
Ross.
b. +. Kennedy returned home, We'd
dnesday, from Holestein where he had
been in attendance at big sale of fine
registered hogs.
John Davis's sale held to-day was
one OF the best ever held in the coun-
ty.. The average price of the cattle
sold was Sl05.O0
Fred Vermilya and wife and daught-
er returned home, Wednesday, from
Oskaloosa where they have been visit
ing for time and resting.
The proprietor of the boarding house
and hotel, on north Washington street,
are contemplating moving to Des
Moines in the near future.
Subject at the NJ. E. church for next
Sunday: Morning, New Testament
Christiansn Evening, Lecture, !. The
Likes and Dislikes of People"
LosT.-A dark leather grip some
where about three miles south of Man
ming. Finder please notify the owner
at Audubon. N. c. BRoRsoN.
| can repair your bicycles and put
them in tirst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Chas. keefer, from Omaha, was here
| the first Of the week visiting friends
ana trying to make arrangements with
the ladies of the Columbian club for a
nome talent musical entertainment in
the the near future. We did not learn
ii he succeeded.
Fred Butterton ST.. has sold his farm
SCUM OF town TO his son, Mark, and
Will remain in Oklahoma. He and
Mrs. Butterton went to that country
some time ago and he isso we'll pleased
that he will not even come back north
again, but let the boys tend to selling
things.
Hell found not guilty. This would
make startling headline, but when
1t is known that Charley Hell was ac-
quilted OF assault and battery lastweek
before Justice Elliott it is not so bad.
AUDUBON county would be Il little
hatder on the real thing.
Hi Mendenhall is having lumber
| hauled to the lot north OF the Baptist
church for the erection of a factory for
his hog trough. He now believes he
has the real trough and the means to
go ahead and we nave no doubt but he
VIII DO good business in the future
Jens Lans and wife have Travelled
along the vale of married life for
twenty years and last SATURDAY.
evening celebrated their silver we'd
Ding with banquet and big dance at
the Market street hotel. We, under
stand that over one hundred plates
We're laid and know that all present
had pleasant good time Jens and
wife have not always found this life
to have silver lining. Some times
sorrow and grief and trials came but
the end has always been light and
friends have always been near TO help
them. They received many tokens of
their friendship.
Last week the people of Melville
township banded together and went
en- masse to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hoyt taking them completely
by surprise But they are not a peo-
pie to give up long and soon had every
one as comfortable as though they had
expected all of them. After time
they brought forth the oysters and
such supper as they had After sup.
per some one proposed that they have
an oyster supper every week taking
turns at the various homes. All
agreed and each man was taxed
twenty-five cents per week tor ex-
penses and the next supper is to be
Friday night at the home of James
Hunt. The series will last until some
time in March and they will have a
winter full of enjoyment,
The following is list of the teachers
OF the M. e. Sunday School for the
ensuing year. The school is in the best
shape 1T has ever been in, and every
class is doing fine work. 1t has a mem
bership OF over three hundred pupils.
they are trying u new scheme to keep
up membership, punctuality and study
OF lessons which is working nicely SO
far. The teachers:
John NanScoy, G. B. Brooks,
Mrs. w. w Smith, Mrs. ID. G. Mott.
Harriet BilharZ, w. C. Elliott
Mrs. E. Bilharz, Lee Hudler.
Mrs. Z. III. Samson, j. o. Parks,
Edith Townsend. Bessie Townsend.
Mrs. }. X. Pound, Mrs. II. M. Talbot
mrs. Lee Hudler, Roy Smith,
Miss Cora Layland, Miss Alice Moon,
| Mrs. Matte Hunter, Miss Myrtle Cole,
Miss Ethel Kuhn
John Temple Graves.