Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24
MONEY TO LOAN,
,csfh the German Suviags
Bank ut 5 per cent Interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS &c PHELPS
audubon. EOsCn

| audubon, HO1CN
Revolving, father of Mrs. O'Flyng
| Detflch, Is here this week visiting her.
J. M. Graham went to Atlantic
Wednesday to attend to business for
client. "
J.. +. Russell is now at home from
Chicago he had been buying big line
of goods.
Mrs. E. J. Freeman and daughter
went to Illinois Wednesday to visit
with her relatives.
G.. d. Cooper an attorney from
Mapleton was here Monday looking
after legal business.
Miss Martha Clark quit working at
the desk for ]. F. Russell, the first of
the week and is now at her home.
Mrs. Belle Fisher, who has been Wis
iting at her parental home, Mr.. and
Mrs Lyman left Tuesday for her home
at Essex.
get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
/ Various real estate men assure us
that the land business is picking up
and men are beginning to look for
land to see where the may best locate
for next year.
J. b. ]: Lohner, of Extra, was up
Wednesday looking after prospects for
tne land business. He has a good list
OF farms and is finding good bust
ness along this line.
The concert given last Tuesday
night at the M. E. church under the
auspices of the Epworth League was
success in every particular. The re-
celpts we understood were $50 which
shows they had a good patronage. 1t
was an all home talent entertainment
and we heard many favorable com
menus on nearly every one who took
part in the gathering.
John Sherman intends to sell at
public sale on September 80 at his
farm 4 miles northwest of Audubon all
OF his stock as he expects to spend the
winter in California with his family.
John started in life with but little
money but by hard work and good
management they now own one of the
best farms in the county and have
enough that they can take life easy.
In the assignment of ministers at
the annual conference last Monday,
A. A. Walburn was appointed pastor
OF the First M. d. church at this place.
lie comes strongly endorsed by the
people of his former pastorate as a
man OF power and ability and one
capable OF meeting all classes of men
on equal footing. This is one of the
strongest churches in the district and
they should rally to the support of
their new pastor, who will not be here
thls week but will on the following
Sunday.
Grover Minnick and Irene Gilbert
were quietly married last Sunday bv
Rev. Elder Feckinger and have begun
their matrimonial voyage in sunshine
and happiness pledging that in 10y
and in sorrow, in pain and in health
for better or for worse they would
comfort and support until the long
Journey IS finished and they rest
mo, the shadow of another life.
Ihey are two young people strong in
ehelr a1tectlons and their work, fear
less and contented they are sure to
make a success of their life's work.
Hon. H. F. Andrews, of Extra, was
up Wednesday looking after property
at this place and seeing to court mat
ters Mr.. Andrews is getting much
1latterlng comment on his new book,
the "Genealogy of the Hamlin Fami.
~" Members of the family wrote him
that it is complete and elaborate in de-
tall and one of the most comprehen-
slve BOOKS or the kind ever published.
He is sending outhundreds of them as
last as they come from the bindery.
f<> no
the best Genealogists, and the work Of
a life time will stand as a monument
to his name throughout all time.
The Columbian Club will entertain
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Cowles on Church street.
III csc people have beautiful home n
which to receive the guests of the club
and the committees will have every
thing arranged SO as to have the best
possible time. No one can estimate
the good this club has done to the
town. The founding of the library
stand as the best monument to their
, tlreless energy and work. 1t has saw
ed mothers heart aches by giving her
{ boy place to be in the evening where
he could associate with the best minds
of the past. 1t has fired into ambition
the slumbering possibilities of bows
and girls and started them in the
path of noble manhood and woman.
hood and made them useful citizens.
Another of their good works is the
lecture course they have maintained
for the past few years. This alone has
been worth all their work and sacri
flee. 1t has brought talent to the
reach of all and brought the people in
, touch with minds they never would
have known any other way.
Public Sale.