Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-20
MONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German Savings
Bank ut 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS DE- PHELPS
audubon, IOaca

George lessen, of Oakfield township,
was up the first of the week transact
ing business.
H. S. Green, a banker at Dow City,
was here Wednesday visiting with his
brother, w. R.
DR.. Jackson went to Atlantic Tues
day to hear Fitzhugh Lee give his
| famous lecture.
Harry Arnold and family expect to
leave next Saturday for Vermont to
make visit with relatives and
| friends.
Miss Mary Nielsen is again back from
clerk in j. F. Russell's dry goods
emporium.
Miss Maud Doak and Buelah Soar
went down to Atlantic Tuesday to
visit friends and attend the Chautau-
qua assembly.
VIM. Cloughly went to Atlantic
last Thursday to start his daughter,
Augusta, now Mrs. j. j. Quinby to her
new home at Kansas City, Mo.
For SALE-Choice 40 acre farm, we'll
I improved, lots of fruit, section 8, Mel
Vile township. For particulars write
to J. P. Johnson, Audubon, Iowa,
r. F. D. No. 2.
J Miss Hazel Neff and her sister, Mrs.
Grace Kerr, are expected home today
from the home Of the latter. Mrs Kerr
expects to remain until after the fair
which she invariably gets home to at
tend.
John Cunningham, brother of our
townsman, Barney Cunningham, was
in town the first of the week visiting.
He has engaged rooms in St. Louis
and will be there all the time during
the great exposition next year.
| L. j. Hill, Frank Rice, Loud Rippey
and A. +. Greenwaldt all drove over
by Coon Rapids the first of the week
to see if they could not make some
big catches of fish and to get away
from the daily grind of Office work.
| Geo. Weighton proprietor of the
North Washington street barn with
his assistant, Will Hamilton, pur.
chased eight bronchos out of the herd
that has been here for several days
and will break them in to use in the
barn.
The Chautauqua at Atlantic closes
Sunday. Anyone that wishes to hear
a good sermon should hear Mcintyre
the divine, who has charmed into
activity as many audiences as any
| preacher in America. His ability is
tremendous when turned loose as those
VINO have heard him in any of his
lectures will attest.
| The town council have decided that
| the people should go thirsty no Longer
I l., 70, 4 y, ~
VIM. Cloughly's drug store and viii
put in faucet SO all can drink who
please. A drain will be put in lead
ing to the drainage system west So
that the water will not remain
stagnant in the pool around thu
watering place.
J. E. Mcclure, cashier of the Firs
National Bank of Extra, was up Wed
desday having their first issue o
, circulation signed by the bank presi
,, dent, F. M. Leet The bank at tina
place is doing a fine business and out
stripping even the expectancy of it
owners. Their statements show
! constant and steady increase in bust
ness and they are satisfied with tn
patronage they are receiving
- Jake Ruhs had runaway Sunda.
night that might have proved NOR
serious than it did if Jake had nc
! kept cool headed. AS he was return
ing home he thought he saw tear
}. coming and stood up to see better
Just then dog ran up in front an
y the team that was on good trc
e stopped and threw Jake head first int
the circle of the tongue and the tear
d started to run with the dog in fl
n pursuit. He held to the lines howeve
d and finally climed back to the ses
b and stopped them with no seriou
e damage.