Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26
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Per Cent. Interest once q year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY.

OHCAOL1e1A pay AASASS WILL
Savings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.
The PHOTO NOVELTY co. makes
Cabinet Photos for Doc per dozen.
Fifty cents per dozen for Cabinet
Photos. PHOTO NOVELTY co.
G. s. McLeran, d. ID. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Myrtle Brown, of Russell's
store was on the sick list Tuesday and
off duty.
Miss Effie Rogers was in town over
Sunday visiting with her friend Miss
Harriet Bilharz,
Billy Smith returned from Omaha,
Wednesday morning, where he had
been with a carload of stock.
Myrtle Mccall went down to Extra
t -day to remain for a short time with
her grandmother, Mrs. Geo Kreamer.
Miss Inez Colee who has been out to
Denver, Colorado for the last year for
her health, returned the first of the
week much improved.
We are making high grade photos
at half of what II competitors charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
PHOTO NOVELTY co.
Photos! Buttons! Medallions! and
Engagements! Lowest prices con-
sistent with good workmanship at
FRAzIER's STUDIO.
Mrs. Margaret Reinimund who has
been visiting here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson, for some
time departed Tuesday, accompanied
by her sister Gladys, for her home in
Corning.
Fannie Mills, who has been visiting
her uncle in Cameron township, for
about three weeks departed Tuesday
for her home in Laurel, Nebraska,
she thinks that is ahead of this part of
the country.
We are still making photographs at
one half the regular price, and of the
same grades as full price. If you
want to get them before the raise you
will have to hurry.
j. F. FRAZIER.
Several of the ladies of the Method
list church expect to pack their lunch
baskets Friday and go out to the
pleasant home of Mrs. McFadden for a
little picnic dinner and one of those
social good times they often have to-
gether.
The farmers out east of town we're
busy the first of the week hauling
out the poles and toher fixtures for
the Mutual Telephone they are GO
ing to erect. The lines are gradu-
ally increasing until they will be-
come part of the necessities of a
farmers life.
The Misses Maud Doak, Oda Bon.
we'll and Beulah Soar departed Sun
day for Denver, Colorado for a few
weeks outing. The girls have earned
the vacation they are taking and will
be much benefited by it. They were
Joined at Extra by Mollie Delahoyde
and will make a jolly %quartette.
Des Moines this week to the marriage
in that city Wednesday. The groom
who formerly lived here but was only
d Silko. ClCh.a u ySuls SouplC WI
be at home after July 18th at 1925 Har
!. rison Ave.
The Never Sweats, the local team
and the High School team played I
game of ball last Tuesday at the Fai
: grounds in which the High Schoo
team met their Waterloo in a Q Q
: eight to three. The boys had thei
: stick fixed for one more notch but alas
!, twas a blank. The eagle has bee
y theirs in every game this year, bu
this one. Their Laurel Wreath ha
:. had no dead leaves in it until now
l. but 10! they now wear Weeping Wi
d lows. They got ratified, that's al
r They can do the other fellows easil.
they have the science all right, bl
o. sixteen errors! no n can win a gam
lie against such odds. They actually G,
so they did not know where they we
throwing balls, but nov all they ask
a chance to redeem themselves, b1
q the others feeling they have homo
~ want to make sure to keep them al
q do not feel like coming on the di
~ mond again. Walker pitched a goo
game for the High School as did Jon
es for the Locals. The teams were as fl
" lows:
Locals High School
r. L Haysc Il McGintey c
so j Jones p u Walkerp
It's d Drake / b d Preston l b
IS. Preston 2 b r Dryden
1g F Drake 3 b w Kile BIB
,et l. Bailey 8 G. Smith 8 8
". / Jones rf r Barger IF
,e- f Mantz C f N Rippey c +
ey w Baylor f Richards |
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