Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-20
n Snaps in Farms,
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A 800 acre farm, one mile from
MEANWHILE. Adams county, $3.50
per acre. Will leave 100000 at
four and one-half per cent for four
years.
A 160acre farm, seven miles south
of Menlo, at $500 per acre. Will
leave 100000 at five per cent for FIVE
years.
A 16O farm IN Guthrie county at
$500 per acre. Will leave 100000 at
five per cent for five years.
An 80 acre farm. in Adams coun-
ty, eleven miles north of Creston, at
$3.50 per acre. Will leave 100000
at five per cent for five years.
Call on or write to N. p. CHRIS
Jensen, The Honest Real Estate
Dealer, Extra, Iowa
Upon the marriage of Miss Nora
Van Aernam, daughter OF Mr.. and
ry Paige, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
6, 1902, their admiring frirnds pre-
sented them with many pretty gifts
of which the following is list:
and bedding, three COWS, three hogs and
thirty bushels of wheat; John Tibben, set
of plates, cups and saucers, tureen and
tureen sugar bowl Cream pitcher ana ndk set
Of plates; Mr. and Mrs. f. 81. HocaInp, set
OF plates. cups and saucers; Mrs; a.. l..
Bridal Bells; Marion Cotton, cookie plate !;
Grace Carpenter, berry set; Mrs. Allie Car
pente,r, sofa pillow Mr.. and Mrs. George
and Mrs. Del butcher and Mr.. and Mrs Jim
Bennett, bible; Cora GWin, vinegar pitcher;
Frank Gwin, toothpick holder; Mr.. and
butcher, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs Fred
REYNOLDS, E silver pickle castor; Halle,
ter and Glen Norris. salt and pepper shak-
er; Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris, cake stand
Emma Tibben, set of glass ware; Clara and
Aernam, syrup pitcher, vinegar bottle and
| pair of towels; Ed Van Aernan, water set;
Walter Myers, two fancy cups; Anna and
Henry Tibben, salad dish and pair towels:
| Grandma Decker, eight yards of toweling
Mr.: an afI Mrs; Ray Decker. stand cover; Mr.
Mrs. Prohaska and daughters, set of irons
Albert and Edna Hocamp, fruit dish; Mr.
and Rps, e Saa Meyers, paper holdeE Bert
Paige iamp; and nj r an LLOYD f Mi Ma aea
set; NJ and Mrs., A. Myers frit S dish and
/ ny set; Mr.: and Mrs. Nathan Turner, sugar
/ shell and butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sault. platteI, tureen ana pltCher; Mr. and
j Mrs. Worth Hartzell, picture; Mr.. and Mrs
| John Reynolds and Miss Reynolds, table
I cloth, napkins pair of towels stand cover
i and lamp mats; Mrs. Reynolds, pair gloves
clothes7pin bag, clothes-pins and rattle
box; Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harrington, quilt
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Minerman, table cloth
4 Mr.. and Mrs; Ed. Jayne. pair towels; Mr.and
Mrs. ROSCOE Turner, pair lace curtains; ELL
en- and Fannie Anciaux, towel; Daisy and
Chambers and Rodney Martin, berry
Il spoon; Katie Paige and Charlie Jayne, q
rocking chair and berry set; Jimmie and
/ Georgia Dayton, silver butter knife; Mr.
4 and Mrs. Warren Rumelhart, rocking chair
d Arch and Arthur Van Aernam, pair tow
i els; Emma Ridgley. of Ireton, Iowa, set Of
Il tea spoons; Carrie Rumelhart and Grace
Hocamp. table cloth; Samuel Atkinson, 6
silver dollar; Mr.. and Mrs. George Paige
bible, table cloth, napkins. silver knives
and forks, table spoons, table, bed stead
pillows, bedding, forty quarts of fruit. but
ter, jellies, two hogs and two dozen chick
ems; Minnie and Sophia Burr, bed spread
Mrs. Mary May and Mrs. E.. Rowland
4 stand cover; Charles and William Miner
4 man, fruit dish and bread plate; Alice
Turner, toothpick holder; Arthur Anciaux
pickle dish, vinegar cruet, salt and pep
I per shaker; Ira Johnson, Meat platter; Mr
and Mrs. George MCCALL cake stand Mrs
IN. Hensley, looking glass; Mr.. and Mrs
|tDeets, center table.