Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-01
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$4,000 optional payments NTH
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.

G. s. McLeran, d. d. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. j. f. McAninch, of Extra, is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Jas. Davis.
z. ii. Earheart was in Atlantic, the
last OF the week, attending to some
personal business affairs.
Joe Gingery, brother-in-law of Cal
Wilson, arrived from Greeley, Colora-
90, Tuesday, to enjoy few days visit.
Messers Gillett and Zook, of Allan
tic, came up Sunday and spent the day
with the inmates of the Soar house.
hold.
w. Burnside departed Tuesday for
Langdon, North Dakota to look after
deal in some lands he is interested
IN, in that country.
Jay Shingledecker and A. f. Green
Waldt went down in Audubon town
ship Wednesday to look after their
farm in that vicinity.
Iona Beers was ur to the court
house Monday with four young cub
wolves which he had captured and for
which he got $500 apiece.
| Sheriff Anderson was busy the first
OF the week putting brick walk in
front of the Jail which adds much to
the appearance of the place.
The Misses Florence and Lulu Wag-
ner, OF Anita, were over the first of the
week visiting with their friends at
the Layland and Anderson homes.
Cal Wilson has put neat porch on
his residence to the north of Prospect
Park. He now has things neat and
comfortable and has a pleasant home.
Prof. E. E. Reed, of Storm Lake.
was in town, Monday and Tuesday,
looking after business for the college,
which he has charge of at that place.
Nels Bronson is in Chicago this
week attending to matters of business
and young Peter Mundt, of GRAY. is
assisting Fred Smith during his alb
sence.
S. A McHargue has completed fine
brick walk in front and around his
house and otherwise beautified the
premises and now has one of the most
pleasant and comfortable places in
Prospect Park.
John Lindstrom is growing weaker
daily, being afflicted with consump-
ton. His friends have but little hope
for his recovery and everything poss-
IDLE is being done to make the remain
ing days pleasant for HIM.
d. III. Cole and wife, of Cedaf Rap
ids, are here paying visit to his
mother, Grandma Cole, and to his
brothers, Warren and Dell Cole. He
is the oldest of the boys, being 60 years
old, while his mother is in her S9th
year and is spry and full of vigor, be-
ing able to walk to church or 90 where
she desires.
Members of the Audubon County
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
are busy hauling out poles for the new
line, that is to be constructed to the
Northwest, to the A. N. Detwiler place
from where line will be built to GRAY
and another to Fiscus. The poles for
the Viola Center line are expected soon
and the members hope to have lines
erected in every direction from town.
The party given last Friday by Mes.
DANES Hurd and Nielsen at the home
of the former was one of the pleasant
events of the season. Both the
ladies are royal entertainers and they
exerted all their powers of hospitality
in making all at home and comforta.
BILE. They had prepared program of
series of quotations from various au-
thors and a prize was given to the one
selecting the most authors. Then a
similar program for art was put out
and prize given for that. Mrs. w.
| r. Green was the winner in the first
and Mrs. b. S. Phelps Tor the latter.
1t is always a pleasure to speak of a
party where the powers of intellect are
brought into play and all are sent
home with minds more enriched than
if the time had been spent in light So
cial converse.