Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-18
MONEY TO LOANy
seitA the German SAVINGS
bank at 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS d PHELPS
audubon. IOaU0

Mrs. J. J. Miller of Ute, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Cloughly.
E. M. Preston sold his barn in north
park to John Ruhs who will conduct
it hereafter.
Wood Soar and sister, Miss Beula.
went to Carroll last Saturday to attend
Masonic banquet
VIM. Baylor, who left here some
Time ago is now at Bond, Mississippi.
and may work there for a lumber com
pany.
Miss Gretchen Nash is expected
home Saturday from Tarry Town
on the Hudson, where she has been at
school.
Postmaster III. w. Wilson was laid
out with the grip the past week so he
was unable to get down to the office
for duty.
Nielsen Faaborg & Nelson have sold
the old goods in their big stock and
retain only. the new that they had to
begin with.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
l can repair your bicycles and put
Them IN first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them W it'll me.
J. q. WOLFE.
Miss Esther Christensen was down
to Extra Sunday visiting her father,
who is staying there at present can
vasslng for a western nursery COM
pany.
Ira Drake expects to go to Newton
Saturday to begin working in fac.
tory. Ira is an excellent workmanand
vii! make good, steady man in the
position.
j F. Russell has whole host of
clerks in his toy department. Miss
Wayne Rice and Miss Dell Andersen
are assisting and several others whose
names we did not get.
John Weighton was one of the sue.
cessful farmers to ship three cars of
cattle to Chicago last Saturday. The
market at present has gone all to
pieces but he had a good bunch of
cattle and got far above the average
price.
Auditor August Greenwaldt and
family departed Monday for Gutten-
berg to attend family reunion to eat
thelr Christmas dinner together Tt
mas been several years since they have
all been together and they are antici-
patlng rare treat and much en;oy-
ment to come from their gathering.
All persons interested in the Farm
ers' Institute are requested to meet in
the sheriff g office at2 o'clock P. M. on
Saturday December 81, for the pur-
pose OF arranging program and per
fectlng the details of the institute,
u. H. SoMERs, Pres.
A. III. EDWARDS, Sec'y.
The small boys time of para disc il
now in full blast. Coasting is the best
it has been in years, and the small
boys and girls are not the only ones
out The larger ones are forming
parties and going out for q good time.
The exhilarating effect of a fight
down steep hill on good swift sled
is wonderful tonic. Its the perfect
appetizer and then the fun of walking
back. That's where the good part
comes in. One step forward and two
back. but ever the tense wild rush to
hurry back and take another of those
swift flights. It's good for one and the
youth are done good by it.
Christmas time will be here next
week. 1t is the time of "Peace on
earth good will toward men, A time
to open the we'll springs of the heart
and let out the goodness thereof.
Remember that man should not live
for self alone, but from the bounty
received by success, or better
opportunity than others give to some
one who needs it. There are plenty
about us who need crumbs, not always
of meat but of kindness and charity.
Its good time to heal old sores of
enmity and hatred, to salve the
wounded spirit by deeds of love, and
hear coming down out of wide open
pathways of the happy heart the voice