Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-03
MONEY TO LOAN!
tcitA the German SAVINGS
Bank ut 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS &c PHELPS
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G. S. McLeran, D. d. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
See Harvey Moon for pipe and tile.
ditch, cistern or cave work. Audubon.
Frank Rice went down to Atlantic
Saturday, to transact business in that
city.
Harriet Cahill, who has been in
Carroll for short time returned home
last Wednesday.
Gene Story sold one of his fine
houses the past week to Sparks Baker
up in Lincoln township.
we sew up your rips and tack down
your soles, if your shoes are bought at
RASMUSSEN & JENSEN,S.
DR.. Miller performed delicate SURG.
lcal operation, this week, in taking q
cancer off of our good townsman. Tom
Davis. o"i
Miss Mollie Detwiler arrived home
from Des Moines last Saturday where
she has been for some time ATTENDING
college. 8
Workmen are busy this week rails.
ing the house of j. A. Humiston and
putting it in better shape to withstand
the storms.
Miss May Hunt has been quite sick
ana under the care of the doctor for
the past week, at the home of her mar.
ents in Melville township.
Samuel Crane, one of tho old time
and respected citizens of Extra. was
attending to business at the Court
House Wednesday.
A new shooting gallery is opened in
one of the houses on lower Broad wav
and will remain but short time. &C.
cording to their cards.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Gill Jones departed for the Dakotas
the first of the week with a crowd of
land seekers who went to look over the
country and buy if it meets their an.
prevail.
A special went out over the North
Western, Monday, when several of our
stockmen shipped out their feeders,
that they have put in good shape dur.
ing the winter season.
Wesley Moreland has commenced
the erection of a neat and comfortable
home in Prospect Park and hopes to
have it completed and ready for occu-
pancy at an early date.
Miss Maud Lynch and Ada New.
man departed Wednesday for Simpson
college to take up the course in music
which comes quite natural to them
and in which they improve very
rapidly.
Lars Jensen who has been ASSISTING
for some time at the West Hamfin
Creamery departed Tuesday fora few
days visit in Manning and from there
goes out to Omaha to accept position
in creamery in that country.
The board OF supervisors convenes in
regular session next Monday to look
over the interests of the county and
allow such claims as NAV demand
their attention. Nothing of more than
passing attention will claim their at
tention.
Mrs. E. j. Spencer and little dauph.
ter, Gladys came down from Manila.
where they are now engaged in bnsi.
ness, the last of the week, and enioyed
pleasant visit with C. q. Talbot and
family, for whom Mr.. Spencer used to
be employed as baker.
Charley Burnside arrived, Satur-
day, to spend the spring vacation with
his parents. He got here in time to cast
his first vote in the spring elections.
The boys in town are anxious to have
Charley home for the summer vaca.
ton as he will be of material aid in
their new gymnasium work; which
line he has become master of so much |
that he sometimes has charge of the
work at college.
At the meeting of the Sunday meet
Ing OF the Y. M. G. A. the organization
was perfected and permanent officers
were elected and everything is now in
proper running order with the best of
prospects for good work. The officers
elected have already contracted for the
lower rooms OF the Columbian club
building on South Park street and
within the next thirty days will be
ready to take possession of the same
CIV ~ ~ u T. III CHeEI convenience and |
use. The following are the officers
elected;
Fred Vermilya, President
Bert Keith, Vice President.
Will Wilson, Secretary.
Frank Green, Treasurer.
l.. d. Phelps,
E. Bilharz. Trustees.
w. H. Cowles,