Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-17
FARM LoANs,
s Per Cent. Interest once year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sarings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY.

CHARLES BAGLEY.
G. S. McLeran, ID. d. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa
See Harvey Moon for pipe and tile,
ditch, cistern or cave work. Audubon,
j. Parker, of Adair, was in town,
Tuesday attending to business affairs.
H. l.. Wissler, of Extra, was up
| "Wednesday lookiffg after personal at
fairs.
j. P. Bendixen, of Brayton, was
up Wednesday attending to county
seat matters.
Frank Leet went to Charlton Tues.
day to look at driving team to see if
it will suit him.
u. w. Preston Is enjoying a visit,
this week, from his father who lives
down by Creston.
Harry Bates, of the firm of Bates &
Wilde in Ross, was down in the coun-
ty seat Wednesday.
| Joe Cam departed Tuesday to look
after the real estate business up and
around Sioux City.
Mrs. John Graham, of Primghar,
is at home this week visiting at the
| 5. A. Graham home.
Hank Leonard, of down by Elliott,
was up the first of the week visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John McFarlane went to BRAY
ton Tuesday and then on to Atlantic
for visit with friends.
Rev. With, of the Evangelical
church, at Hamlin, was in town We'd
nesday transacting business.
Theo. f. Morrow returned home.
Tuesday, after trip out west looking
after his land interests.
John McFarlane departed Tuesday
evening for Omaha to transact bust
ness in the metropolis of Nebraska.
Geo. Hoover returned Wednesday
from Sioux City where he had been
on matters of personal business.
d G. Mott departed Monday for a
trip down in Texas to see if he can
not recuperate somewhat his Door
health.
Ed Beason of the firm of Leet. Bow.
sen d Beason, went up to Gray Tues
day to transact business on his old
stamping ground.
Or: Slamberg, the efficient physician
at klmballton was in town Tuesday
enroute to Wall Lake to attend a meet.
Ing OF physicians at that place.
%. Prick and his daughters, Daisy
and Myrtle are planning a Southern
trip beginning about the second OF
May when they will take in all points
of interest.
MISS Leona Hays, proprietress OF
the millinery store in at Faaborg &
Nelson's, entertained her friends. last
FRIDAY night, at the home of her par.
ents and all had an evening of fun and
enjoyment.
John Doak returned Tuesday even.
ing over the Northwestern from a trip
to Minnesota and Illinois where he
visited with friends whom he had not
seen in the last thirty two years.
Misses Della and Ruth Finch enter.
tanned their friends last Monday even.
ing at the home of their parents out on
Gene Talbott's old place, Just east OF
town. The young people provided am
pie entertainment for their Young
guests and sent them home well pleas.
ed and wondering at the pleasure OF
the evening.
The management of the Agricultur.
al association are beginning to prepare
for the fair. They have the horse barns
torn down and are intending to put up
more commodious quarters. The asso.
citation is in good shape financially
and as the pledges secured by John
Davis TOR the barns make them in bet.
ter shape, the grounds will soon be in
tip top style.
Some careless smoker threw q light.
ed cigar stump on the platform at the
Northwestern depot last Tuesday and
it rolled down through crack and in
to the debris beneath and was creating
smoke that might have soon blazed
into flame. 1t was soon drowned
out but had no one been near to see
the smoke the carelessness might have
created contlagration.
The members of the Salvation Army
closed their services last Tuesday even.
ing, as they were called to Council
Bluffs fora general meeting. They
had one conversion while here and
showed the people that the army is moi
such bad institution. These mem.
bers expect if returned to Atlantic to
come to Audubon and hold meetings
two days in every week.
County surveyor, H. S. Wattles was
in town first the of week, establish
ing and plating out lots for the var.
lous people. He resurveyed Ridpath's
lots, in Prospect Park: then fixed lines
for b. s. Phelps and went over south
OF the cemetery and laid out the lots
south of there for Phelps, Burnside
and wager. He was in fact kept very
BUSY, He went out in Douglas Thurs.
day to set some grade stakes for the
county grader to do some work on
those hiuh hi1lo