Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-18
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once year,
$1,000 optional payments With
Davenport SaHings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.

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Frank Altman had boy on the
sick list the first of the week.
Harold Sturgeon, of Extra, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Joe Ross went to Chicago last Tues
day to attend to matters of legal bust
ness.
Roy Smith visited one day last week
in Extra with his friend, Hugh Della
hoyde.
A. A. Zaner was sick the first of the
week and was unable to be out and
around.
AID Seibert is now working at the
livery barn of Will Dryden in the
South Park barn.
The bowling alleys changed hands
this week and parties from Guthrie
Center are now the owners.
Geo. Mccain, living seven miles east
of town, has advertised to sell his
property at public sale on Oct. l.
County Treasurer Ghas. BRENNAN is
quite sick this week and unable to
leave his room at the Park hotel.
Lorah Bailey and wife and Elmer
Bailey spent Sunday in Extra
visiting at the VIM. Fulton home.
M. M. and H. G. VanScoy from New
Virginia were here over Sunday visit
ing their parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
VanScoy.
Miss Esma Hays is working in at
Frasier's for while as he is preparing
to 60 to Oklahoma in week or so for
a short visit.
Miss Pearl Littleton went down to
Extra Sunday to go out to school in
the country that she is to teach for the
fall term.
Mrs. Chas. Mccall out by Fiscus be-
gan bleeding at the nose Wednesday
and doctor had to be called to stop
, it or she would have bled to death.
Mesdames Baker and Burdick from
Enid, Oklahoma and are here this
week visiting their relatives at the
e ]. F. Russell and e. M. Preston homes.
8 One of Chas. Kopeska bows hurt
his leg one day last week and blood
poison set in so he had to be taken to
= a doctor who soon Strengthened him
out.
Mrs. Belknap who has been visiting
relatives at Jefferson and attending
{ the Methodist conference in session
+ there returned home to Audubon
u Tuesday.
Mrs. Lauer and daughter. Lena, and
8 married daughter, Mrs. Linn. arrived
e Wednesday evening from Button,
0 Ind, and will visit for time with he1
daughter, Mrs. F. P. Hooker
? Miss Myrtle Frick is very sick at the
home of her parents with typhoid
fever. This makes the third to con.
tract this disease there and it seems
t they have boon much afflicted.
n The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chri!
Olsen died last Wednesday week aftel
a stay only long enough to give its
o fond parents a taste of what it's lif,
e meant to them had it remained.
Il Will Cloughly went down to De
e Moines Tuesday evening to see the bi,
Odd Fellow parade. He was accom-
panied as far as Atlantic by Mrs
. Cloughly, who will visit for few day
u with friends.
Frank Biggs and wife from Guthri
n Center came over Sunday with hi
y brother-in-law E. W.Weeks who spok
% at the Y. NJ. G. A. that afternoon
= They spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
n home Monday.
Sc C. E. Trunnell, Jim Trunnell an,
" Charley Simesen went to Missouri
Tuesday to see if they could find som
bargains in land. Jim is perfectl,
familiar with parts of that country a
n he was once a resident of that state
ii moving from there here, and henc
is will be good judge of what is not tn
&: best producing land.
~ Various parties here have receive,
invitations to the wedding of Mis-
Oma Yaggy to Lafayette Lorenz
"a Orth to take place in Des Moines Ser
TENDER "a. Their home will be q
es Green Springs, Ohio. Miss Oma is tn
eC daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Yagg
oe and was general favorite with pei
IL pie here who are trustful that she hs
taken life companion worthy of on
ly of her character.
at At the annual meeting of the schoc
board Monday evening Geo. w. Co
d. son was elected secretary tor the con
he ing year. No business Of special in
lie portance took place, only desultor
in discussion of the probability of a ia
ly being voted to build a new scho'
to building. The vote on bonding wi
he take place next Monday at which tin
I'd the ladies are privileged to vote. 1t
vital question to every patron an
the small amount it would COZ
for to each would only be non
he inal. In the talk of the board tt
rie other night they came to the concl
IS. sion the following were the reason
a they should build: First, on accoul
He Of the poor light. The state inspect
ia told them they had the poorest ligh
ity ing of any school building in IL
Of state. Several children have had
nd eyeglasses for protection. Secon
ur poor ventilation. The building WI
,as never constructed to be properly We
mo tiIotad Third tho prasant hui16ip