Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-10

4 Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY.
Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
Buy your shoes at Rasmussen &
Jensen's, at Audubon, and get the best.
| Miss Auda Kelley began her school
Monday in the Root school south of
town.
Mrs. Eta Kennels drove down to
Extra today for visit with her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Marlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dice Stranger were
visitors Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs S. A. Graham.
w. A. Adrick, an old veteran, living
on south Washington street, has been
very sick the past week.
Miss VIM. Cloughly departed today
for Ute, wher she will visit few days
with her sister, Mrs. ]. J. Miller.
Fred Buthweg is having his lots
filled in with dirt and we understand
he will erect a good house sometime in
! the near future.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
The Trustees of the Methodist
church are having the wall kalsomin-
ed fixed up neat and clean as it has
grown somewhat colored with age and
dirt
d. E. Soar has men busy excavating
the cellar preparatory to erecting his
brick. They have the work most
done and he will soon have the masons
busy with the foundations.
G. S. d. Mason Jr. was elected secre-
tary of the school board of Viola town.
ship recently and is now ready to wait
upon any or all teachers who call upon
him for orders, advice or help.
James futon, of Gray, and his BROTH
err Nels, of Nebraska, were in town,
| Tuesday. The latter had just come
back from Canada, where he had TAX
en- Canadian who had gone crazy.
We understand that the authorities
of Carroll county are after young
man, in this county, who returned
from confinement, having served his
year, as suspect for having stolen a
couple of watches from people in a
hotel at Manning.
] Anyone going along Church street
can but notice the changes going on.
Some are raising their houses and add
ing foundations, some are filling in
their lots. others moving buildings.
lrryt,s 10 al <lo =
trimming up trees, so that the general
ment for the better.
Bent Darnell received the appoint
ment Monday as street commissioner
and will soon be looking after his
duties. We believe this good move
on the part of the council to separate
the office of commissioner and marshal
as one man cannot attend to both
duties. Bent will make good man
for the place and he will look we'll to
their future good roads.
/ j. A. Nash and wife departed Tues.
day for Los Angles, California, where
Mrs. Nash goes as a delegate to the
!, National Federation of Woman's Clubs
of which she is a delegate from this
state 1t is no mean honor to represent
as great body of women as this state
comprise and Mrs Nash is a woman
p emminently fitted for the position
as she has studied the questions and
will be able to hold her own in apy
gathering.
n One day last week as one of our boys
was spinning along at searching gait
on his wheel, he came round corner
inst az child came that wav a,,d oe
the child became bewildered, as is per.
fectly natural, the boy had to take 8
e header to avoid collision. While he
i did not alight with dignity, and his
pedal extremities may have resem
d bled a Dutch windmill while he was
\ alighting, he showed good taste in
! pairs had he curbed in his steed
somewhat
y The hose team is organizing pre-
e paratory to the district tournament te
: be held June 3rd and 4th, at Avoca
# The boys are very hopeful of carrying
i. off good prizes, as they have good mer
here to put into the team. They realize
t too that only, by thorough and sys
\ metic training, can they hope to gain
0 any good results. The team must run
: and pull in unison and this they can
q not do, when part practice at one time
and part at another and never all al
!. once. Last year they easily beat At
# lantic and there is likely to be no ex
!. ira effort by the other towns so tina
. Audubon should carry off all tn.
- hOnors.