Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-26
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$1,000 optional payments With
Davenport Sanings Bank.
BAGLEY R NELSON

Davenport SaYings Bank.
BAGLEY & NELSON
c. S. McLearan, ID. ID. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
Dan Kerwin returned the first OF the
week from Omaha where he had been
with cattle.
Mildred Smith had to return home
from her school duties on account of
bad health
w, G. Elliott made business trip to
Omaha Tuesday in the interests of his
law clientage.
G. H. Gardner moved to their place
in West Audubon this week and will
now try farm life.
Chas. Wallace and John H. Gray of
Creston were in Audubon the first of
the week looking up business matters.
Miss Ethel White came in from her
country home Tuesday and visited at
the Farquhar home in Prospect Park.
The meetings at the NJ. E. church
closed Sunday night and the
evangelist departed Monday for other
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch attended the
Farmers Institute last Wednesday
night which was held at the court
house.
G. G. Nelson returned home last Sat-
urday from ColfaX where he had been
for some time drinking mineral water
for his health.
The band boys gave dance Tues
day night in the building formerly
owned by j. A. Friend & Son as a
clothing store.
Mrs. Sylvester AIRY is in Chicago
this week viewing styles for future
millinery trade and to purchase her
spring stock of goods.
John Gardner moved all his house.
hold goods to his farm up in north
Cameron township and will soon be
ready for spring work.
Chas. Tunman bought twenty-five
head of cattle which he purchased last
Saturday from Ed. Finch and Kerwin,
the two hustling stock dealers.
Della Finch expects to start in the
millinery trade again this spring She
is good hand at the work and will
do whatever there is to be done.
| Musson & Son had Thos. William
son and his crew Smelling out the
cribs of corn just north of the North
western depot the first of the week.
Get our prices on doors and windows
OF TOW for nh oil Ii -, I
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
The band have added to their
instruments Helicon horn a double
B bass. 1t is a fine instrument worth
$3.50 Don Drake will be the one to
manipulate it.
Hazel Finch received the prize last
Monday night which was given away
at the Foley school house for being the
prettiest and most popular young lady
OF that vicinity.
Clarence Drake, who has been fore
man at the Republican will go to Ft.
Dodge Monday to work in a Job office.
Ray Mills comes back from Manning
to fill his place.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Kevan of the
kevan boarding house on South Tracy
street, returned home this week from
a visit over in Walnut and Harlan
their former homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Mccall are the
proud parents of big eleven pound
boy that put in his appearance at their
place Monday and it and mother are
infr 1pnr riaa1v
! Marriage licenses from Feb. 18th to
the 25th. Ray j. Olsen and Frances
Rachel, Herman Gebers and Mary
Schlee, John II. Shoemaker and Ida
Adele Lacey, Herman B. Hickman
and Mary Schwarting, VIM. A. Schem
and Emma Molchan, Samuel Pearson
and Rose Hawk.
Jake Ruhs took a fall Tuesday
that might have resulted seriously tc
him. He was going down the back
stairs from the rooms over their nipple
ment store of Morrisey & Ruhs and
when he got to the second landing the
boards gave way, letting him fal
about fourteen feet to the ground. HI
received a few scratches but no seriou.
, bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spencer enter
} tanned their friends and neighbors a
their home out southwest of town las
Wednesday night. The evening wa
: very pleasantly spent in dancing anC
will be one long remembered by thei
guests. Albert expects to move to thu
Matthias farm next week and the PEG
pie of their community are loath tt
loose them.
The Park Hotel has again exchange.
hands and is now under the new
management of r. j. Gilchrist, wht
comes from Onawa here. He ha
/ made the hotel business a study 70
several years and has been successful
in his work. He is completed,
renovating every part of the building
and will add many new things to it
furnishings, and keep everything
first.class and up to date.
The Thursday Club met in thei