Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-23
MONEY TO LOANy
Nth the German SAVINGS
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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G. s. McLeran, d. ID. S., office owe,
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
Tune Thomas of Extra. was mr.
Wednesday attending to business.
John Norris OF Brayton, was ur
Wednesday transacting county seal
! business.
John McFarlane got back Tuesday
from Illinois where he has been on
business.
Miss Meta Jensen went out tc
Omaha last Saturday for an over Sun.
day visit in that city.
Geo. Height is just finishing nice
little cottage home up on the hill in
the southeast part of town.
Geo. Faaborg in the Peoples Store,
was visitor out at Omaha the first OF
last week and had a good time.
County Treasurer Chas. e. Brent.
man went to Marshalltown Tuesday
TO look after matters of personal bust
ness.
L. r. Border, agent for the Rex
Stock Food, was over from Coon
Rapids Wednesday attending to bust.
ness affairs.
l can repair your bicycles and put
tnem IN hrst-class shape. Bring them
IN and leave them W 18th me.
j. g. WOLFE.
Frank Adams was busy Wednesday
moving to the rooms up stairs over
the Commercial bank, which have
been repapered and fitted up for his
special use.
A. G. Darland and family moved
Wednesday to their new home at
Barnes City. In their loss this COM
munlty loses valuable family and
that county gains one
Alex Caldwell got home last Satur.
day from his Missouri land trip. He
was IN Butler and went out with C.. A
marlin, manager of the Iowa Land
Co., and says he is doing good bust
ness.
Mrs. Laura Forbes, accompanied bv
her husband, were over Sunday visi.
tors with her sister, Mrs. b. S. Phelps.
They left the first of the week for
their home in Texas.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Greer. who
have been visiting their cousin. VIM
Cloughly. departed last Saturday for
their homes in Omaha and Council
Bluffs.
A. II. Turner returned home Satur-
day from Des Moines where he went
to what he supposed was to be trip
to the side of his son, killed by
electricity but which proved to be a
companion working with his son.
J; g. Wolfe has been busy this week
making an automatic device for wind.
ing the induction coil for the tele-
phone company. There are few things
Greg cannot do. He is handy with
TOOLS and can easily turn his hand to
anything man wishes done.
Ihe carnival ended Saturday night
ana Conductor Jack Lemon saws he il
glad of it but yet stands ready to saw
that this branch has the most orderlv
and easiest handled crowds his long
years OF experience has ever handled.
He says all was good humor and no
kicks or grumbling was heard. This
speaks we'll for the people along the
line and goes to prove that thew are
worthy of regular passenger train
daily.
Mrs. G. B. Russell entertained about
forty invited guests at her pleasant
home on Church street, last FRIDAY
night. She had all the house costly
arranged and fixed up for the recep-
ton of her guests and when the dinner
hour arrived she made brief speech
to them informing them she had
transposed them from the common
scenes so familiar to them all and that
they were now at hotel in gay Parie
and would have to order their meal
from French menu. Any one who
has ever attempted this impossible
feat, that is if they are really hungry,
knows something of the bewilderment
of this and consequently the guests
were kept guessing as to what would
come next.