Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-05
HONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German Sacia,qs
Bank ut 3 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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E. Prick is in Minnesota this month
looking for good snap in land.
Four Collie Pups for sale.
II. WEBSTER.
The Belgian horse Rodin will make
| the entire season of 1902 at the Dane
barn in Audubon.
Miss Jane Walker, of Miles, Iowa, is
here this week visiting with her cous-
in, Miss Lizzie Davis.
| VIM. Dryden has moved his family
from Church street to the DIR. Eyer
property in the south part of town.
Mrs. Hague and her sister, Eta
Burr, We're Saturday visitors in the
city of Manning with their friends
We have added to our stock all
grades Of window glass.
MORRISSEY & RUHS.
Mrs Fern Anderson and younger
children departed Tuesday for Okla
homa where she goes to visit her par
ents.
Miss Dora Detwiler went to Iowa
City last week to visit with her sister
Carrie, who is taking course in dent
istry there.
| Faaborg d Nelson got some fans the
rast week to cool their patrons off and
show them where to get their goods in
the future.
Orville Lee and wife and baby
arrived from Sac City Tuesday and
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| W. Matthias family,
d. E. Soar and son, Wood, were
down to Extra last Thursday night to
attend the graduation exercises that
took place there that night.
! Frank Wilson had the misfortune
the other day to get a badly mashed
toe and his whole foot badly bruised
while shoeing bad broncho.
can repair your bicycles and pu
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W 18th me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Rev. ]. M. Linn, of Colfax, supplied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday and as he is one of the
ablest preachers in the country he gave
/
Harvey Moon, who began this spring
to ditch and fix cisterns, has had an
unusual run, having put out work for
thirteen different men, and good Jobs
too, and is now beginning another
good job
Miss Maggie Workman, who has
been in the millinery department at
f. Vermilya's this spring, has ceased
to work there and expects to depart
Saturday for Adair to see her relatives
at that place.
Miss Beulah Soar returned home
Friday from Extra where she had
spent the past week visiting with
friends and visiting the schools to get
onto the ropes for the coming year S
work in the schools next year
Hans Christensen, of the firm of
Nelson d Christensen isrdown in Mis-
souri, this week looking after land.
Hans has cleared some good money
the past few years in land and has be-
come very good judge of real estate.
Superintendent Arthur Farquhar
departed Monday for North Dakota to
purchase some land. He had quar-
ter section up there last year but sold
! it and cleared up several hundred dol
lars and will now attempt to do the
same over again.
Will Wilson and Clyde Baker were
out to Council Bluffs last week to
attend Memorial day and to help Law
plans for the big Philippine soldier
reunion held there in August. They
are planning the biggest time ever put
out by soldiers in an encampment.
The school board at their last meet
ing. hired Miss Jennie F. Riggs who
will take the principalship of the
schools the coming year. Miss Riggs
comes highly recommended as one ca.
pable of doing the work in every dc.
tail and will no doubt give entire sat-
isfaction.
Il Chas. Whitcomb, of Atlantic, has
rented the building used last year by
Kelly & Moody and opened poultry
house. He used to own half interest
in the poultry house in Atlantic and
has had considerable experience in
this line and will be able to pay the
highest market price for everything.
Attic Firemans Tournament held in
Avoca last Tuesday the Atlantic team
carried away two first prizes. The
first prize, $500 on parade, Audubon
second. In the hose race the Atlanti,
boys came out first. time 90 1-5 seconds
Audubon second, "a seconds and Neol,
third, n 3-5 seconds, the prize being
$500.
Many of the windows were artistic
ally decorated on Memorial day t,
show not only the goods of the mer
chants but also the Significance of tn,
day. Rasmussen q Jensen had |
monument in the window that reared
Z its head aloft in honor of those who
know no tombs and whom we do no
know. J. F. Russell had the martyret
Z presidents represented in his window
President McKinley's picture on al
easel while the bronze bust of tn
great Lincoln and the beloved Gar
field were at the base. Other store
had splendid display of goods.
You are urged not to forget tn
q birthday of American Independenc