Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-06
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once a pear,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY,

See Ham Webster for Collie Pups.
See Harvey Moon for pipe and tile,
ditch, cistern or cave work. Audubon.
Miss Jessie Fry arrived home from
her sojourn in Oklahoma, the last of
the week.
Miss Gene Culver wentto Extra, on
Wednesday, and is the guest of Mrs.
C. w. Marlin.
Mrs. e. Bilharz and Mrs. Frank
Leet went to Atlantic today and will
be the guest of Rev. W. o. Allen and
wife tonight.
Rev. Volmer and daughter. Gather
inc, will go to Des Moines, Friday,
after attending the meeting at Allan
tic on Thursday night.
Jack Keat and family, of Douglas
township, loaded their goods on the
cars, Monday, and departed for their
new home at Estelline, South Dakota
VIM, Humphrey has purchased the
property of Thos. Murphy on East
Division street, aud will soon be enjoy
ing the comforts of neat and conven-
lent home.
Deputy Auditor O. B. Train departed
FOR A berdeen, South Dakota, Tuesday,
where he goes to look over the advan-
tages offered to investors. He may go
OH to Bismark before he returns
Bert McLaren returned from Missou-
ri Tuesday, where he had been help
ing Tom Cochran get settled in their
new home. He reports prospects there
good for crop as it rained two out of
three days while he was there.
Peter F. Anderson, father of Sheriff
F. l.. Anderson, has moved him fami-
~ from their pleasant home, in Au-
dubon township,to town and is COM
fortably located in the John Chapman
property, that he recently purchased.
E. M. johnson has purchased the
part of Prospect Park. This is fine
location, good home that has five
acres of land surrounding it, making
it one of the most desirable places that
could be wished
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian chulch, will give a social and
entertainment in the church parlors,
Friday evening. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged, dainty re-
freshments will be served and good
time is assured to all, who may be
privileged to be present.
Already the County Treasurers
office shows evidence that the busy
season is coming. People should bear
in mind that they have to April LIST to
pay the first half of their taxes, and
thus escape the penalty ofone per cent
a month that attaches at that date. Go
in early and avoid the rush and give
the treasurer and his deputy chance
to properly wait on you.
Henry Smith and family, who for
many years past have lived in Douglas
township have moved to their home,
they bought some time ago, south of
Adair. One Of the most prosperous
and worthy families of that section,
has gone and we feel confident they
will soon surround themselves with
good neighbors and many friends, as
they are worthy of the friendship and
confidence of any community.
Miss Myrtle Brown departed for
Chicago, Sunday, to spend two weeks
in the large and fashionable millinery
houses, studying the latest and most
tasty fabrics, that go to make up the
prevailing styles of ladies hats. bonnets
and etc. for the coming season. While
there she will purchase large stock
for ]. f. Russell's large millinery de-
partment Of his mammoth dry goods
Emporium, where they will open for
inspection and sale in time, that every
woman can purchase her Easter bon
net.