Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-14
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year
$4,000 optional payments witt
Davenport Sanings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY,

Marriage licenses for the week: Raw
mond Stoneking and Roxy d. Bruner.
Miss Hattie Fulton, of Extra, visit.
ed with her aunt Mrs. Lorah Bailey.
Wednesday.
The democratic county convention
TO nominate county officers is called
for August 80.
Ben Train, the obliging deputy au-
ditor, was down to Extra last week
looking after business.
The Missionary Society held their
meeting with Mrs. Phelps Tuesday
and had very delightful time.
Walter Scott is here from Chicago
visiting old friends. He used to have
a furniture store here with his brother,
Mrs. Ben CASTOR and her daughter.
Theresa went to Griswold last Satur.
day to visit with her friend Mrs. Bel
lows.
VIM. Dryden is having some chang
es made in the Park Livery that will
make things much more convenient
and handy.
Miss Stella Masterson arrived home.
last Saturday, from visit in Pennsyl.
vania, where she has been visiting for
some time.>
Mrs. Will Cloughly and daughter
Gusta and niece arrived home Satur-
day, from Ute, and Mrs. Cloughly has
been under the doctors care ever since.
Mrs. Flo Freeman, who clerks at ].
+. Russells. is down to Corning this
week visiting her sister Mrs. Frank
Reinemund and taking rest from
duty.
Mr.. Lyman Guest, from Des Moines.
was in town over Sunday with his
friend Luther Vollmer visiting with
| the parents of the latter, Rev. and
Mrs. Vollmer
Mrs. Ora Hammer and baby are here
this week from Marion VISITING with
her many friends. She is better known
as Ora Evans, who so long filled the
| position of bookkeeper at J. r. Rus
SELLS.
Will Wissler, book keeper in the
Stuart bank at Extra, was up Wednes-
day distributing the bills for the big
public sale of Iowa land to be held on
September l6, us, by N. P.Christen-
sen the cashier in that bank.
Will Cunningham has turned his
attention toward real estate and taken
the agency from the Kelly Land
Agency of South Dakota and will soon
be seeking home seekers to show them
the good points of this country.
We have recognized that music goes
we'll with our business and so with our
organs we have added the celebrated
Chickering and Russell pianos to our
line and would be glad to give YOU
prices. MORRISSEY & RUHS.
For Sale! Shropshire Rams and Ram
Lambs. Both pure bred and high
grade. Call ana see them or address
me, WILLIAM l.. CLARK,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rural Free Delivery Number Three,
Rev. VIM. Sinclair, student from
Princeton college, will speak morning
and evening next Sunday, at the Pres
byterian church. He is representing
IA students forward movement of the
church and Will doubtless interest
| many people.
Mrs. e. Bilharz, Mrs. Dawson and
Harriet BilharZ left to-day for Iowa
City where they will visit for a few
days with Mrs. ID. &. Abrams, sister
OF the former. Mrs. Bilharz and Miss
Bilharz will go on to Chicago to do
some shopping.
Mr.. Shey, organizer for the M. w.
A. lodge and who has been doing some
<rty. l,to
in town yesterday. He Is putting in
time waiting until the paraphernalia
comes so he may install the officers at
Mrs. John Hutchinson over in Brad
leyville has been belfast for the past
eight weeks with an abscess Oh her
lungs. She is slightly better now but
does not improve very fast. John has
scarcely been from the house TO town
during this time in his faithful care of
| her.
Nelson Cowles returned home Sun
day from Vermont, where he has been
the past few months enjoying q visit
with relatives and friends OF his par
ents youthful days. All his friends
here are glad to welcome him back
again and share with him the passing
pleasures they enjoy.
The Audubon Produce Company are
doing nice business here. They Ship
ped out car of poultry last week and
another we'll on toward being loaded.
The have purchased the old chicken
house on North Washington street be-
longing to John Hutchinson and will
fit it up and use it for headquarters.
Do you ever look about you and see
how beautiful nature clothes this old,
world or do you believe it all work
and drudge and misery? Nature is a
wonderful beautiier. She wants this
old wotld to be beautiful and bri ght
and full of gladness. She puts out her
attractions free and you go by and
never see them. The other day we
counted twenty-one different varieties
of blossoms in a stretch of road, cover
ing mile. The blending of the colors
was beautiful in it's effect. 1t was
simply natures realistic touch of art
upon the great canvas of the world,