Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-09
Hudubo1l neW$.
FARM LOANS.

FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$4,000 optional payments with
, Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY,
See Ham Webster for Collie Pups.
Miss Laura Hurd was among those
who were sick this week.
Hank Low came up from Atlantic,
Monday, to attend to the shipping of
his stock.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Frank Herndon and wife and nearly
all the family are on the sick list this
week. Mrs. Herndon, however is the
worst and all hope to be around again
soon.
Mat and John Gardner went down
to Oklahoma last Tuesday to look that
country over to see if it would suit
them as place in which to invest
their money.
Doctor Fulton received word that his
mother stepped off backwards into the
cellar, Monday, at her home in At
lantic and severely bruised and cut
about the head but not seriously hurt.
William Laventure, of Davenport.
land commissioner for the Rock Island
Road, was in town Wednesday visit
ing their agents here, Nash, Phelps &
Phelps are looking after their interests
here, finding them all in satisfactory
shape.
Mrs. Holmes, wife of Rev. A. A.
Holmes, departed the first of the week
for Baskerville where she goes to visit
her parents, and it the reverend gen
tlemanlleaves something out of his SER
mon this week his people may know
the cause.
j. o. Parks is back from Newton
where he went to see his mother who
passed away soon after he arrived at
home. She has been sick long time
and they knew that she could not last
much longer as she had consumption
in its worst stages. All here sympa-
thize with Mr.. Parks in his sad be-
reavement.
Last Thursday night the neighbors
of Horace TroXel, out southwest of
town, gathered at his home and gave
him very pleasant surprise. He and
his estimable family have long been in
the neighborhood and have always
been so that they could be depended
upon and as they now go away they
have the good wishes of all who have
known them, and as remembrance
of their friends here those who gath
cred that night left a good rocking
chair for them to rest in and think Of
the friends left behind.
Following is a report of the Sharon
Creamery for the past year:
amount Of Milk, 3.slo,lo3 pounds.
Butter Fat, 1,196,676 pounds.
| Received for same $40 139 81
Farmers Butter, 1924 pounds 9-0'i''''
Received for same " 263O 96
MIX Ghecks II ,563 81
ButtermakerS wages 962 81
MIX hauEng 3,90o. AZ
| Income in S. Fund 465 as
| Expense in S. Fund e63 9S
| Repairs IA II
improvements OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4n Ala
other expenses 145 h3
Representative Asmus Boysen was
in town the first of the week shaking
hands with his constituency and learn
ing their will regarding some legisla-
ton that is likely to come before the
legislature this coming session. Mr..
Boysen says he has his family comfort
ably located, where he will be of easy
ccess to the capitol and where he
can at all times look after the in
terests of the county, He has some
bills in mind, that he thinks will be of
material benefit to the state at large,
that he hopes to have in shape to
bring before the session and too to get
them through, as he is now we'll onto
the various ropes and knows how to
swing his fellowmen.
At the meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the Methodist church in their
recent election the following officers
and teachers were chosen:
A. H. Roberts, Superintendent.
Miss Harriet Bilharz, Assistant.
| Will Wilson, Secretary.
Will Baker, Assistant.
J. O. Parks, Treasurer.
Bertha Smith, Librarian.
Lora Hunter, Assistant.
katherine Volmar, Organist.
Bertha Ferguson, Assistant.
Mrs. Matte Hunter, Chorister.
Gladis Wilson, Assistant.
Teachers: Mrs. w. w. Smith, John
Van Scoy, Mrs. D. C. Mott, Harriet
Bilharz, w. c. Elliott, Mrs. f. Bilharz,
y. Hudler, Mrs. Volmar, j. o. Parks,
Edith Townsend, Katharine Volmar,
Grace Lyman, Mrs. HI. M. Talbot, Mrs.
l.. Hudler, o. l.. Eddy, Mrs. Alice
Layland, Miss Cora Layland, Mrs.
Matte Hunter, Ella Hurd, Ethel
Kuhn, Mrs. w. r. Green.
Married.
Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, d. G. Ross, of this city, occur