Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-22
FARM LOANS.
5 Per Cent. Interest once a Dear,
$4,000 optional payments With
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY,

Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.
G. s. McLeran, d. d. s, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Ethel Kuhn went down to Des
Moines Tuesday to visit with friends.
r. G. Spencer and wife entertained
the Advocate force last Saturday even
ing with six o'clock supper.
Frank Sampson went to Cornell
College Tuesday to visit his brother
Harry and to attend the May festival.
Mrs. Rev. Hinkhouse, lat Colfax, is
not improvi ngany and lie is making
preparations to go down and stay with
Mrs. Clyde McGinnls went to Har-
Ian Tuesday to visit few DAYS with
relatives and friends and have good
time.
Mrs. o. G. Donaldson went down to
Des Moines Monday to visit with her
daughter, Miss Jennie, who is attend
ing school at that place.
Now is the time to buy the up to.
date Famous Ohio Cultivators. for sale
only by Morrissey & Runs, south side
of square. Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton and daughter de-
parted Wednesday for two weeks
visit down by Lewis and in Atlantic,
in Cass county with her relatives.
A. 81. Edwards, of Douglas town
i rfo H e.,
to attend the g. A. r. encampment.
and swap yarns again with comrades.
Michael Petersen and three girls ar.
rived Tuesday from Denmark and
went out into the country, Wednesday
to the home of Olaf N. Olsen and
others.
Mrs. q. T.. Down, of Harlan, who
has been visiting for couple of weeks
at the home of w. M. Reese departed
Tuesday for her home after having a
pleasant visit.
z. III. Earheart went down to Des
Molnes this week to attend the En-.
campment and Mrs. Earheart went
over to Dedham to make visit with
, her friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Oelke departed
the first of the week, for North Nc.
Gregor and Garonville, Illinois, to Wis
1T relatives and attend at the bedside
, OF his mother, who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Agnew left by
the North Western, Tuesday. for Des
Moines to attend the encampment Of
the G. A. r. George is a PAST CON.
! mander and entitled to the privileges
: of delegate in this order and will at
1 tend in that capacity.
One of the peculiarities of the rains
this season, in this county is that they
fall on streak, beginning little wesl
OF Audubon and then extend between
S Ross and Hamlin on east to the coun
ty line. This territory has had five OF
more times.the amountof rainfall than
any other part of the county.
Last Sunday Chas. H. Stocking and
Mrs. Emma q. Bartlett were quietly
. married only a few witnessing the
ceremony. Mr. Stocking began here a
j few years ago to run laundry and
has worked up a patronage so that he
r has all the modern appliances of the
: art and is doing good business. Their
many friends wish them a long anG
prosperous life.
/ The arrival home of Mayor Nash
r from California meant lively scramble
e among the citizens to respond to cal
/ to arrange program suitable for Deco
ration day exercises and to take the
responsibility off from the veterans, il
!! accord with their resolution. The citi
zens appointed the various com
mittees to make out the program
! and they have their work completed Of
: nearly so, and they are expecting one
of the greatest days in the history q
the country. Fred III. Blume was
r chosen as the orator of the day and will
3 no doubt give a good grafton. The
e cemeteries are both in good shape anG
1 show that our people appreciate the
t fact that loved ones gone still lingel
! in their hearts and minds.
t Court continued through this week
: grinding out the regular work, dis
missing some carried on the docket
o and continuing others, until the costs
! are paid up In the case of Central
). Iowa Importing Co. VS.. III. S. Foulk et
, al, judgment was given plaintiff
. Thomas Lohner VS.. MAIDS j. Fabricus
q ct al judgment was given in favor Of
i the defendant. Iowa Saving & Loan
Association VS.. Grant Jones, judg-
ment was given to the plaintiff. James
Persing VS.. T.. M. Andersen ct al iudg
J, ment in favor of defendent. II. o.
}, Jewell VS.. Audubon County, motion
! for more specific statement and con
3 tinued. Mccormick Company VS.. J
: =: Burns decided in favor of plaintiff
8 Chris Hendricksen VS. HI. H. Willis Ell
J al Judgment given to plaintiff. Column
bian Club VS.. J. M. Newman ct al was
3 decided in favor of plaintiff. Peter
+ Jorgensen VS.. Chris Sand Judgment
was given to plaintiff.