Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-03

ii n. WEBSTER.
Cabinet Photos SOC per dozen, guar.
anteed. PHOTO NOVELTY co.
II G. S. McLeran, d. D. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
| Our 80 cents Cabinet Photos we
guarantee. PHOTO NOVELTY co.
\ Mrs. Eva Goldstine arrived Tuesday
to pay visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Rice.
| S. d. May of Extra was up We'd
nesday transacting business wi h
John McFarlane.
Henry Steel, brother-in. law of c. G.
Nelson, came down from Coon Rapids
Wednesday to pay short visit
| We make the best Photos for the
least money
PHOTO NOVELTY co.
Jens kelgor who works in the shoe
store of Rasmussen & Jensen, is laid
OF this week on account of sickness.
Harry Sampson was expected home
today to stay over the 4th with his
parents and to pay visit to his many
young friends.
Mrs. w. II. O'Connell and children
arrived home from Des Moines where
they have spent the past week visiting
relatives in the capital city ?
We are making high grade photos
at half of what our competitors charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
PHOTO NOVELTY co.
The PHOTO NOVELTY co. guar.
antee their photos will be on earth
long after their competitors have
| faded.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W it'll me.
j. g. WOLFE.
Horace Farquhar of Lincoln, Neb..
and Geo. Farquhar of sValiisa, Ia,
came in and were over Sunday visitors
with their father and sister in Pros
pect Park.
I. J. Foster, one of Guthrie Center's
! lawyers, real estate man and banker.
was in Audubon Wednesday between
trains transacting business at the
Corn Exchange Bank
| III. S. Foulk came in from Ft. Collins
Colorado Wednesday morning to look
after some business matters and will
remain and visit a few of his Iowa
friends before returning.
Frank Nicholson departed for
Omaha Monday evening with some
tat stock for the market. He hopes to
buy few car load of stock while gone
If there is anything on the market.
DR.. H. D. Miller departed Saturday
for Chicago where he intends to make
his future home. The doctor leaves
| behind many warm friends who wish
him the success due him in the great
metropolis.
Mrs. Vesta Baxter La Hue arrived
in town Tuesday evening for few
days visit with friends here She is
returning to her home in Sac City af-
ter visit of some time at other points
in the state.
James Law is having a neat and
substantial residence erected on his
/ j
house will be just to the east of John
Misson's residence and convenient to
the business center of town.
Harry Watts has moved his news
stand from his fathers store building
on the south side of the street to the
Annex next to Will Cloughly's drug
store, now occupisd by both Frank
Tharnish as jewelry shop and the
news stand.
VIM Cochran, who purchased the
Walker farm northeast of Lewis, two
years ago for $50 per acre, sold it last
week to gentleman from Shelby
county for $50 per acre, making a net
profit of $4,000 in two years besides
the use of the farm.
Wallace Van Gorder, one of Audi.
bons former residents but now.Df New.
ton arrived in town Wednesday for a
short visit with relatives and friends.
He informed some of his friends that
he intended to move to Zion City and
become one of Dowies followers.
Mrs. Atkins of Kansas is here this
week visiting relatives and friends
and renewing and making new &C.
quaintances. We understand that
she reports everything looking fine in
Kansas fine and show ing a
prospect for crops never before wit.
messed.
Mrs. G. f. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Myrtle Brown, who has charge
of j. F. Russells millinery department
will depart for Eastern New York to
visit until Sept Mrs. Brown goes
back to the scenes where she spent hel
childhood. Miss Myrtle will Y is il
New York City while gone and learn
a few of the 'fads' used in the great
metropolis
A business transaction took place
the past week that will be of interest
to every one to know. A. A. Nielsen
has taken a partnership with Charles
Bagley in his abstract, real estate and
loan business. Mr.. Bagley has grown
a tremendous clientage in the twenty
years he has been in business here and
has done it by strict honesty and up
rightness in his business, and h q s
found his business growing where he