Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-15
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.

CHARLES BAGLEY.
G. s. McLeran, D. D. S, office over
Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Jennie Allen is again home
from her visit at Omaha with her
aunts, who reside there.
VIM. Hensley and family were in.
this week, from their Greeley town
court.
Mrs John Tharnish was up from
atlantic this week, visiting at the
Tharnish home in the south part of
town.
Mrs Doc. Needles went up to Man
ming. Saturday, to visit her son John
and al, family ard TO play awhile with
can repair your bicycles and pu
them in frst-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them w 18th me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Doc Hollenbeck, the we'll known
veterinary surgeon was called to Gray,
tuesday night, to administer to one of
VI Mease's we'll bred colts, that had be-
come very sick.
Chas.- Van Gorder returned home,
Saturday from Nebraska, where he
has been looking after landed interest.
Nebraska is pushing to the front in all
matters of land and buyers have to
pay high prices for all they get.
Miss Matte Fulton is here visiting
her brother DIR. Fulton, county phvsi-
clan. Miss Fulton has been visiting
her friend. Miss Roderick, at Dedham
and stopped off on her way home to
Atlantic to remain here week.
Thee. Morrow departed, Tuesday,
for the north part of the state to at
tend to his land interest in that section
OF the country. He is always watchful
and careful to keep apprised sof all
the happening in this line, as years of
experience III: has taught him to be care.
Will Birch the tonsorial artist at
Bert Keith's, accompanied by his
daughter Bessie went down to Allan
tic, last Saturday, to help at the bed
size of sick relative, who resides in
that city and do what they could to
| relieve those, who have been watching
so long,
The church people at Bethel are pre-
paringa literary program by the Sun
day School to be given on the usual
Children's Day. These people always
do things about right, when they UNI
dertake it and we feel sure that on this
occasion they will not fall short of
their past record.
G. S. d. Mason Jr., of Viola town
ship, was down, Wednesday,, attend
ing to matters at court, as Juror from
which he was excused. He informs US
that everyone in Viola township is
busy and that the majority of them
have their corn all planted and are
ready for the future care of it.
Prof F. P. Hooker was called to his
old home, by a telegram announcing
the death of his mother, departing
| Monday evening, so as to be present at
the funeral to pay the last tribute of
loveto her, who cared for his child
| hood griefs and taught him the princi-
pies OF honor and virtue that made
him respected and esteemed citizen.
The clerks in the various stores had
meeting last Monday and discussed
| the question of getting the prorrietors
of the different stores to close their
respective places of business at six
O'Clock. Next Monday night, another
meeting is called and it is intended to
have every merchant present to dis
cuss the matter and settle it to each
others interest.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Lang
worthy retired to her room for her af-
ter dinner sleep entirely minimizing of
the doings of people around her and
was awakened in the middla of pleas
ant siesta to find her room full of ladies
watching her Sleep 1t was hard, at
first, for her to realize what they were
there for, or if she was dreaming and
they stood there, as one of the tricks
of fancy, but when she was prevailed
upon to get up, and was shown beau
tiful silk waist and told it's was hers
and the good things they had brought
to eat she realized she was soon to
leave and they had assembled to show
their friendship, goodwill and appre-
citation of her kindly offices to them in
the past. After chatting awhile they
all helped to set forth the luncheon
they had prepared and enjoyed no
ephemerai feast, but real substantial
one. Those present were: Mesdames
]. 6. Jones, Rogers, James Chandler,
Loud Rippey, Walker, Chas. Talbot,
w. III. Cowles, VIM. McLaren, A. l..
Brooks, Chester Brooks, E. B. Cousins
J. M. McKarahan, Frank Adams, H.
w. Wilson, l.. j. Hill, G. B. Russell,
j. r. Russell, Lois Stuart, John Nc.
Farlane, b. s. Phelps, Chas. Van
Gorder, W. Burnside. F. S. Watts, l..
D. Phelps, John Weighton and DIR.
Carrie Brooks.