Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26
AUDUBON NEWS

HONEY TO LOAN!
,Uith the German SnUisags
Basak ut 3 per cent interest.
optional payments.
NASH. & PHELPS
audubon. IOsCa
Marriage Licenses:-John w. Grit
fifth and Irene Hollenbeck.
Four Collie Pups for sale.
H. WEBSTER.
Our so cents Cabinet Photos we
guarantee. PHOTO NOVELTY co,
Cabinet photos rs cents per dozen.
All other styles at one half regular
price. j. +. Frazier.
Do not delay the game but come at
once and have your photo taken at
Frazier's.
Miss Ethel Kuhn is. quite i'll this
week at the home of her parents, in
Prospect Park.
Last Friday a crowd of the young
people went out to Old Hanlin and
attended a pleasant sociable.
Mrs. William Cloughly expected to
90 to Colfax the first of the week but
was taken sick and could not go.
Rev. Vollmer was called to Corydon,
Iowa, Tuesday but will return in time
to fill his usual Sunday services.
DIR. Gleason expects to o his
office to his dwelling house and con-
duct his business from that point.
We make the best Photos for the
least money.
The PHOTO NOVELTY co. guar
antee their photos will be on earth
long after their competitors have
faded.
Doctor Brooks and family moved the
first of the week to their old home,
where they are now comfortably
located.
Mrs. Arch Davidson, of Douglas
township, has been quite sick for sew
eral days past and under the care OF a
doctor.
Doctor Harris and wife have been
enjoying a visit from their daughter.
in-law and q friend from Lake City,
the past week.
The M. E. church expects to give 6
social Friday evening at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. HI. Sampson to which
all are cordially invited.
-aH.
Get our prices on doors and Windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mil
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
I can repair your bicycles and pu
them in first-class shape. Bring then
in and leave them w 18th me.
j. G.. WOLFE.
/ Doctor A. l.. Brooks is at Huron
South Dakota, this week visiting
sister and taking a rest, hoping to aC
quire some strength and his usua
! : health,
4 Miss Reno, who has been employee
! as trimmer in ]. f. Russell's milliner,
! department, departed for her home e.
Chicago, Monday, having completed
successful season.
Frank Green, accompanied by tn
Misses Lizzie Davis, jeanne Wake
and Myrtle Brown, spent last Sunda
: with Mrs. Mary Carpenter, who live
near Coon Rapids.
G. c.. Harper still continues to in
4 prove his art studio, having just con
= pleted a large printing room whic
makes his facilities for first-class Wor
Is better than ever and gives as cOmplet
3 a gallery as can be found anywhere.
. The Following are the delegates WI
= left, Wednesday noon, for Casey
represent the Epworth League at tt
X District Convention nov in sessio'
A. Harriet Bilharz, Mildred Smit
d. Catherine Vollmer, Miss Mike al
w Frank Mott.
T. The I. o. O. F. lodge and the +
A. beccas had planned for their Decor
s$ ton Day Services last Sunday al
~ had gathered at their hall for that pl
55 pose but as the rain kept interferi
a committee was appointed to &C
~ duct the service instead of the VIII
4 lodge.
e. Mrs. John III. Kate will arrive fre
Wayne, Nebraska, Friday to pay
visit to her many former friends a
associates. She will stay until at
~ the Fourth in order to hear one of t
~ most eloquent addresses ever deliver
"a in the state and will assist the lad
of the club. She was one of the act
M workers when she resided here.
Nielsen, Faborg & Nelson have p
chased a 81, 10000 stock of clothing
that they intend to sell at fifty ce
on the dollar for the next sixty da
They have rented the Watts buildi
s5sS on the south side of the main str
slSS and intend to open next Wednesd
W. July I'd. A look over their announ
ment in this issue will show what tt
have.
s Summer School.