Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-12
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Savings Bank.
BAGLEY DE- NELSON


Mrs Temple and Mrs. L. d. Phelps
were Sunday visitors in Atlantic.
Alfonso Swartz is working in the
clothing store of Nelson & Christensen
this week.
A couple of horse buyers were in
town Wednesday to get car of horses
if possible.
Mrs. Chester Genung of Dakota was
down to attend the funeral of G, w,
Clark east of Hamlin last Sunday.
A sweet baby girl came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crees near town
Tuesday to sweeten the Ills of life
Miss Mamie Preston left Wednes-
day for Villisca where she will visit
for time with her grandmother of
that place.
Five standard bred colts came in
Wednesday evening from Atlantic to
be broken we understand by Preston
brothers.
Vernon Deets and wife came down
from their home in Minnesota to at
tend the Wahlert-Hensley wedding
out in Greeley township.
Mrs. Turner living over in Prospect
Park is steadily growing weaker and
Wednesday it was thought she could
not live through the day.
The Christian people give social
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dryden tonight and are in hopes there
will be good attendance.
Mrs. Thos. Mccall who has been
quite sick for a month or more was
taken worse Sunday and her condition
is alarming to her friends.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Jens Kelgard who clerks in the
shoe store of Rasmussen & Jensen
went out to Council Bluffs the first of
the week to visit his relatives who
live there.
Mrs. Ed Bilharz will give break
fast i'm their beautiful new home Fri
day February 13, to number of their
friends and it will be a beautiful and
tasty affair.
Faaborg & Hansen moved their
stock of dry goods to Kimballton Mon
day where they have rented a build
ing and will conducta business there
in the future.
Hans Hansen of Creston is visiting
in Prospect Park with his sister. Mrs.
r. q. Spencer and with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs 1. P. Hansen out south
west of town.
Six couple of young people went up
to the home of Geo. Ross north of the
town of Ross Tuesday night and en-
joyed an oyster supper given by these
hospitable people.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jensen living out
by Poplar were called upon to mourn
the death of their infant child that
was buried in cemetary near that
place last Tuesday.
| The subjects next Sunday at the
Christian church are:
Morning, -"Why commune every
Lords dayw
Evening,-"The triumphs of the
spade"
Miss Maude Doak and Miss Francis
Burns will entertain next Saturday
at 8 o'clock at the parental home Of
the former, and they are preparing an
elaborate entertainment for their
friends.
| A party of the younger girls chart
cred sled and went out riding one
night during the past week leav-
ing the boys to hunt such enjoyment
as they could find in teasing the girls
of the affair afterward.
]. Fl. Hersman received word Wed.
nesday that his aged father who was
nj cd of Il -,
Missouri and he depaated for that
place the same day to be present at
| the last sad rites of burial.
Will Humphrey wrote to A. II.
Roberts Tuesday that Mrs. Hum
phrey was feeling first rate at that
time after the operation. She ate and
slept we'll and they were much en-
| couraged and believe she will now re-
cover and be well again.
The sale of S. G.. MantZ was one of
the best ever held in the community.
He had some good stock and it
brought good prices. One eight-month-
old colt purchased by Henry Paulsen
out in Sharon township brought
| $l25.25. Other horses sold in proper
ton to it.
~ SpeCIal ulecuIuB Ol Cne SCnOOI
board of Leroy township has been
called for February 18th to discuss a
petition asking for new district, COM
posed of sections 25, 26, IS and So This
would give much better advantages to
the children in this community but
will leave some territory west of there
in bad condition for Its shape would
almost make it impossible to ever
have district to accommodate the
patrons to any advantage.
Mrs. w. R. Green gave dinner
party in honor Of Mrs Hammond
that was one OF the pleasant agairs of
the season. Mrs. Green had her table
decorated beautifully with flowers and
30 arranged that it was pleasant and
artistic to look upon. Those present
were; Mesdames Hammond OF Dow
City, Henshaw of Indianola, H. A.
Arnold, G. HI. Earheart, B. S. Phelps.
Ed Bilharz, F. 8. Watts, Fl. w. Will,
son, w. H. Cowles, L. J. Hill, ]. Kuhn
and G. G.. Nelson. Her menu was:
Bouillon,
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