Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-16
MONEY TO LOAN
sCith the German SnUiaags
Bank ut 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
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c. s. McLeran, d. D. S., office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Ethel Kitson was out home
last Sunday and visited with her par
ents.
Louie Salinger son of B. I. Salinger
of Carroll was in town Friday evening
visiting friends.
| Mr.. Dean of the Dean & WEIGH mar
BILE shop was over this week from Har-
Ian attending to business matters.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Coulter are the
proud parents of a baby that made its
appearance in their home last Friday.
Mrs. Fales who has been here visit
Ing friends and relatives for some time
returned Thursday to her home in Da-
J kota.
Mr.. Brown of Lewis, local stock
man of that place was up Wednesday
looking at a horse with view of pur-
chasing it.
| DIR. Fulton went down to Atlantic
this evening to attend to professional
| business as he had call for some
medical advice.
DIR. Childs and wife returned We'd
nesday evening from their trip out
through the West and will soon settle
down to housekeeping.
Mrs. Foster, of Council Bluffs and
Mrs. Thomas Greer of Omaha are Wis
iting this week with their cousin Will
Cloughly and his estimable family.
Miss Emma Culver got home Tues
day evening from couple of weeks
absence visiting over at Jamaica in
Guthrie county and at other points.
Tom and Chris Ferrell, Pat Mitchell
and a young lawyer from Casey were
over the first of the week attending to
matters of personal business in regard
to the will of their father lately de-
ceased.
Miss Lavina Steele who has posi-
ton in the library at Des Moines was
over from her home at Coon Rapids
the first of the week visiting her sis
ter Mrs. c. g. Nelson. She will 90 to
Des Moines soon to take up her work
in the Library.
o. B. Walters one of Manning's land
men was down Wednesday looking
after some business matters in closing
deals made in Dakota. He and Roy
SWaney are general agents for the
Kelly Land Agency and are doing a
good business for the firm.r
The new building for the marble
shop on north Washington street is
nearly completed and they expect to
move in the latter part of the week.
They have put 1T up as fast as possible
and now will feel they have the mar
| BILE in good safe quarters as the fonn-
dation and floor were made to hold
great weights.
The Carnival is on at Atlantic and
many from here are availing them
selves of the opportunity of going and
returning on the late train, run for
their benefit. If you want to see hui
mainly as it is, go there and see it. 1t
is bedlam and good time set free.
| Everybody enjoys themselves and sees
| II they can't make more noise than the
other fellow. If you go be sure to see
it all.
| The local foot ball team went down
to Atlantic last Saturday and were
again smitten nightly by the lusty
youths of that CITY, The boys put up
good stiff game but to no avail. Dur
ing the play Chas. Kline one of the
best players in the team had his ankle
hurt so that it will take some time for
it to get back in shape so that he can
either work or play.
Joe Moon got back from Missouri
last Tuesday. He was all around in
Bates and Cass counties and says he
saw much good country. He brought
back specimens of fruit: pears and
apples that prove that it is splendid
fruit country. He reports the country
full of investors from all parts of the
north and that land is steadily ad-
vancing in price.
1 ]. H. Maharg went down to Des
Moines Wednesday evening to attend
a big stock sale. Harvey is one of the
best stockmen in the county and has a
good herd of his own that he has
grown in the past fifteen years. He
has been very careful in his selection
of grades and as experience has taught
him he adds to the list. The sale he
went to attend is by man who has
the largest sale of Cruikshanks Short
Horns of any man in the state.
Obituary.