Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-01
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
8 Per Cent. Interest once year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport SaTings Bank.
BAGLEY & NELSON
]. f. Russell is in Sioux City this
week looking after business.

j. F. Russell is in Sioux City this
week looking after business.
Miss Moore, of Rockwell City, is
now installed as bookkeeper at j. F.
Russells.
Mr.. Beddand, of Magnolia, was here
last week visiting with his old COM
rade in arms, VIM. Lyman.
Miss Edith Beason went to Chicago
Saturday to enter an art school to per
feet herself along these lines.
Miss Alva Eagan, who has been at
Indianola, returned home the first OF
the week after very pleasant visit.
Marriage licenses for the week end
ing Wednesday,: Fred III. Echeart and
Phoebe Wilson, John S. Small and
Beulah Orma Soar.
Clio Beers, who works in the mil
linery department at j. F. Russell's,
was up to her home at Gray Sunday
visiting her parents.
Mrs. r. F. Childs and sister, Daisy
Frick went to Council Bluffs this week
to visit his parents and will remain to
take in the carnival at Omaha.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
For SALE-Choice 40 acre farm, we'll
improved, lots of fruit, section 8, Mel
vile township. For particulars write
to j. P. Johnson, Audubon Iowa,
r. F. D. Mo-.
Mrs. Albert CLARK, OF Manning, was
down the first of the week visiting
with the families of VIM. Thompson
and w. J. Clark. the latter being the
parents of her husband.
Jens Christen Larsen and Lars
Christian Larsen went before County
Clerk L. j. Hill and took out their
first papers preparative to becoming
citizens of the United States.
Most all the candidates on both
political parties went out to the John
Sherman sale Wednesday and met
the various voters to at least show
them that they are in the race.
G. ]. Jones was home Tuesday but
left Immediately to look after his land
business. He says that they are run
ming excursions to Canada every week
and are selling tremendous amount
of land.
Mrs. Anna McGinnis the efficient
clerk at the postoffice went down to
Extra Saturday evening to stay at the
central telephone office and care far it
while Mrs. Harm went out to the
country to visit her parents.
Mayor J. A. Nash held court Mon
day and had several young men up
before him for disturbing religious ser
vices. Whatever rebuke he could ad-
minister to them would not be too
severe and any man ought to know
enough tie behave himself.
Frank Adams, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Co., received the sad in
telligence Wednesday morning that
his aged mother had been suddenly
called to her reward and he left on
the noon train for their home at Abel
to attend the last sad rites of burial.
! Elder Mccormick, of the Christian
church, is holding series of special
services at his church this week and
has good success SO far. His audiences
have been marvellous and the room
has been almost at a premium. He
anticipates good meeting at the close.
Sam Curtis, who went to Oklahoma
a couple of years ago to take up his
claim, has, we understand, sold it and
arrived back here Tuesday and was
busy this week meeting his old time
friends. He made good money down
there and was quite well satisfied with
his investment.
Monday evening the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen, the merchant tailor
over the Howald block, went in on
them for surprise party and gave
them one of the best and jolliest times
of their lives. Mr.. Hansen has good
trade now and is quite we'll satisfied
with his work here.
We understand that Will Fullerton
has sold his interests in the store at
Guthrie Center and that they intend
to ship their goods back to Audubon
and leave them for time while they
90 over to Illinois and visit for a time
with his folks. They had good bust
ness over their and made some money
in selling out.
Frank Adams, Fred Vermilya, II.
w. Wilson, Rob Talbot, "Bush''
Brockway, Fred Campbell and F. L.
Anderson all drove over to Adair last
Friday to attend the shoot of the Gun
Club of that place. The boys were
rather unfortunate in their shooting
as they got no big prizes and have
invited the Adair club to come to Au.
dubon some time in the near future
that they may retrieve their honor.
Sam Rumelhart has just returned
from trip up to South Dakota look.
ing at land. He has decided to buy
land there and will move to that place
as soon as he can get things in shape
here to do so. d. w. Dickinson, OF
Fulton, Hansen county, one Of the
real estate men of that country OF
whom Sam bought, was down the
first of the week and Sam was helping
him to get few men to go up to thai
country.
One of the best movements made in
the town for some time was the one
now to be inaugurated of the stores
closing at $3.50 all the week except
Saturday night. The leading mer
chants have gone into an agreemen