Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-29
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
S Per Cent. Interest once year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sarings Bank.
BAGLEY DE- NELSON

For Sale--Fifty black Minorca roost-
ers $l.00 each. H. G. Webster.
Mrs. Harrison of Extra was up last
Wednesday attending to matters of
personal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Beems of Gray
were down Sunday visiting her par
ents, Doc Needles and wife.
Very little was done in court this
week as Judge Green has not been
feeling we'll enough to conduct court.
Worth G. Talbot was down from his
home at Ames Thursday to take in
the big shoot in progress here last
! Tuesday.
WANTED. = Horses and mules.
Good horses from 1900 up and from
TO S years old. Every Saturday at
Park livery barn. 10-15.4
John Gray and wife of Casey,
arrived in town Wednesday to attend
the Kirk Van Gorder wedding and to
visit old time friends.
Miss Mollie Loney the trained
nurse was called to Dedham Monday
by the doctor from that place to care
for one of his patients.
John Needles and wife and children
of Manning were down Sunday help
ing his parents to celebrate their forty
first wedding anniversary.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
Cliff
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work Or before buying. MN.
Rob Talbot moved to the house Just
west of the Methodist church, the first
of the week and are now nicely settled
and ready to receive their friends
again.
Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt and
family went to Manning Mond ay and
he started them on to their home
while he remained here to do his
| work.
Mrs. Sam Garmire and daughter,
Elsie, were in town Wednesday from
their Lincoln township home and
were greeting their friends and doing
some trading.
Richard Gault of Extra was up
| Wednesday attending the Van Gorder-
Kirk wedding. Uncle Richard is one
| of the earliest pioneers and is a long
time friend of the Van Gorder's.
Miss Lillian Kibby and Miss
Donaldson went up to Gray Tuesday
evening to visit the aunt of the former
and to attend the banquet given by
one of the lodges at that place
Rev. Wolburn is expected home
Saturday to have charge of the ser
vices at the Methodist church. His
absence as chaplain of the 55th at Fl.
Riley has been good outing for him
and he will come back to his work
invigorated and ready for all the hard
work that may come to him.
Samuel Brinkerhoff and wife, who
have been here for some time
organizing the Modern National
Reserve Lodge, expect to affect an
organization about next Saturday
week. They are having splendid sue
cess and are getting a good class OF
| citizens to take 1T up as they believe
the plan is good.
VIM. Laughery, the south side
tonsorial artist, returned home Tues
day from Oklahoma where he pur
chased a quarter section of lanC
believing it to be a good investment
Land down there is still changing an(
the price is keeping up nicely SO that
there is show for good investment.
w. Burnside came home from
Dakota Wednesday to visit HON,
folks He has been up there for some
time looking after his interests ant
finds that everything is running
smoothly, land seekers still goint
there and land changing fairly we'll
He reports slight fall of snow bu
one that melted almost as soon as il
fell.
Gill Jones got in home Wednesday
morning from trip to Canada ant
says that while they had some snow
up in northern Minnesota, up il
Canada all was bright and clear an,
that the thermometer scarcely variet
from what it has been all fall. H
reports business exceeding good snC
that homeseekers from all parts of tn
country are floching in there to TAX
advantage of the cheap homes.
Misses Gladys Funk and Ann
STEINER sent out neatly write
invitations to their young friends thi
week telling them that on Saturda
night fantastic forms would swee
through the air, the would toucl
with their wand those they wished t
influence, and invited them to thei
place to watch for gobblins, an
rights and forms and while they wer
watching to enjoy such games an
amusements that these two youn
people had prepared for them.
The Maine Daughters Of the Amer
can Revolution are providing ever
house in the state with copy of tn
Declaration Of Independence
Confessions of a Priest.
Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark
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