Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-27
MONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German SaUiaags
Bank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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Is Collie Pups for sale all from pedi-
greed stock. H.C. WEBSTER.
Jess Lester lineman for Hooker tele.
phone system made a business trip
Tuesday to Ames.
Chas. Darland went down to Des
Moines, Tuesday, to look after mat
tiers of personal interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Graham are the
parents of little girl that put in an
appearance at their home, last Sunday.
One of Wills Staley's boys has been
laid up the past week and suffering a
great deal with intlammatory rheuma-
tism.
The Misses Beula Soar and Frances
Burns went down to Brayton and
spent Sunday with their friend, Miss
Clara Ordway.
Fred Little, foreman for John Ward,
came home Tuesday from the north
where he has been experimenting the
structure of big iron bridge.
/ can repair your bicycles and pu
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them w it'll me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Miss Ezma Hays is apprentice now
in her sister Leona's millinery depart
ment in the store of Faaborg & Nelson.
Miss Ezma gives promise of making a
good trimmer.
]. A. Nash, j. f. Russell, L. j. Hill
L. d. Phelps went down to Atlantic,
Sunday, to attend the last services of
the great revival effort that has been
put forth in that town.
Claud Kirkendall, who was down
here visiting his cousin, when the
quarantine was placed on the hotel,
was released Tuesday and will soon
be back again in Manning at the bar
Der trade.
Harry Sampson returned home last
Sunday from college. He will repre-
sent the Ridpath Lecture bureau the
coming year and from the list of men
he has in the bureau he will do great
deal of good by placing them in the
various towns.
Ed. Johnson, the cattle man, out in
Sharon township, came home, Tues
day, from Chicago where he had been
with four cars of cattle of his own feed
ing. He still has two hundred and
eighty-five head in the yards that he
expects to feed during the summer.
Superintendent Farquhar has placed
gin on August 4. He has engaged the
following list of teachers:
i W. P. johnson, Carroll.
\ d. P. Repass, Dexter.
w. III. Lancelot, Lineville.
]. L. Conger, Extra.
: F. p. Hooker, Audubon.
Miss Maude Lynch returned home
@heie she has been TAG , fIidsiiaarp}ia e
partment of the school and come
home wearing laurels. Her mothe
and friends had planned surpris
party for her on the eve of her HON,
coming and the young people gathered
and gave her royal reception. Maud,
has good musical talent ahd her train
ing the past year has developed it int
a good power.
A number of the boys met last Mon
DAY night and organized brass bant
for Audubon. r. J. Henshall was elect
ed leader and Sim Curtis manager
, LHSJ etiASo1y hetSC UWcuUy-uVe pieces
The boys furnished part of the instru
ments and we understand Mr.. w. ii
O'Connell went in and got enough vi
to purchase the remainder. This will
fill long felt want in Audubon for OF
every public occasion they have had t,
: send away from home for talent, AM
the boys should be backed and encour
aged in every way.
Tuesday night number of friend.
!, of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Holmes gather
ed enmasse at the home of H. u
Funk and then went to the home Of
the reverend gentleman to give him ,
surprise which they did. The worthy
, couple however were equal to the task
of receiving them and did it too in
very commendable manner. Aftel
some time, Rev. P.J. VoImar, of tn
M. E. church stepped forward anc
F presented them with silver tea set al
memento and token of love, admi
ration and reapect. Both these worth,
people have worked hard in this fielc
and too have seen the fruits of thei
labor, ripen into grain and respond t,
the sickle end be reaped in the home
of prayer and many hearts will AWAY
look to them with loyal gratitude.
Summer School.
County Superintendent Arthnr Far