Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
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Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
G. S. McLeran, d. d. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Kuhn was among the many,
who were under the weather this
week.
Mrs. Jacob Meyer babe goodbye to
her friends and departed for her home
in Oklahoma.
Finch & Sampson sold bunch of
IA cattle to Dan Sampson last week
that he will fatten later on.
Mrs. Cosson. mother of Geo. Cosson,
went to Missouri last Saturday to pass
the remainder of the winter.
Walter Brainard is assisting in the
clothing store of Nelson & Christensen
during the absence of the latter.
AL Hurd departed Tuesday for Col
fax to accept a position in a grocery
store and will remain there some time
Mrs. Murphy, here in town, is very
sick and her daughter and husband
from Rock Island are here to help ease
her pain and suffering.
Joe Ross, of the firm of Cosson &
Ross. went to Cedar Rapids Saturday
to visit his parents and make up for
missing the holiday time with them as
has been his usual custom.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Russell and son
are expected home to-day from Des
Moines where he was attending con-
vention of business men as can be seen
in another article in the paper.
DIR. j. M. Fulton was awarded the
practice for the county poor and any
one who are accredited for the county
poor will receive his services free but
they must show certificate to that
effect before they can receive this
treatment.
j. +. Luse was here this week and is
now in charge of the business pur-
chased of Oscar G. Olsen. He will ill
up the store at once with new goods
and make the place as attractive and
and more so if possible than it was
before Mr. Olsen decided on selling
Minnesota Candy Herald.
Marion Jenkins of Brayton was up
last Saturday talking with the officers
of the Agricultural association in re-
gard to the colt races next year at the
fair. There is some talk of making
two three year old county trots This
would even matters up by having one
| for PAGERS and one for trotters as they
belong to different classes and should
be in different races.
The fireman gave dance last Tues
day evening in their hall to which a
crowd assembled. The boys have reach.
ed proficiency in their organization
that is credit to the town and are
now planning to be ready for the dis
trict tournament this summer
at Avoca and are raising money for it.
/! The town should take not only interest
but pride in the department and do all
in their power to help the boys in
every way they can.
Sunday is. coming! Yes, but few
days until the united efforts of the
churches will be realized II he galleries
in the M.E.church are finished, hitch
ing posts are in for the accommodation
OF teams, but let it not be said of the
farmers of the community as Clarkson
said in Des Moines, that he went out
on bitter cold Sunday to the great
church center of the town and found
numbers of teams standing shivering
III the cold wind with no blanket to
cover them while they would come
out, go home and thank God with no
thought at all for their poor dumb
brutes. Mr.. Sunday is just in the
midst OF great meeting In Cumber-
land, where, up to Wednesday night,
200 have gone forward, aud he preach.
es until Sunday night. He will be
here Tuesday evening for his first ser
vice and much interest will be mani.
tested from the first.
General Clean Up Sale