Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
5 Per Cent. Interest once a year
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport SaHings Bank.
BAGLEY & NELSON

BAGLEY & NELSON
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Wilson visited
in Extra Sunday with their daughter.
Miss Nellie Kennedy and her mother
expect to go to Ames on the excursion
next Friday.
VIM. Masterson of Extra was up the
| first of the week looking after tele-
| phone matters.
Fred H. Blume and Sheriff F. l..
Anderson went to Atlantic Wednes
day on official business.
Mesdames L. ]. Hill, B. S. Phelps
and Loud Rippey drove to Extra
Wednesday and visited friends.
Nels Mardensen and his son Tom of
tending to matters of personal bust
ness.
Mrs. John Price of Greeley town
ship was up this week visiting with
her oldsneighbors, j. c. Burckey's and
others.
Rev. P. ]. Vollmar was made con-
ference Evangelist at Indianola and
will look after the spiritual growth of
the churches.
Mrs. John Anderson and family of
over by Anita, were over this week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F. Anderson.
Mrs. Emma Sharp got home from
Omaha the first of the week and will
remain for time to look after her
business interests.
| M;e,c ESith fNou-ccor2 u,hO want 70
Cedar Falls last week to attend school
came home this week sick and unable
to begin her course.
Mrs. Margaret Reinemund and son
Byron arrived in town the first of the
week and will visit for few days
with relatives here.
There will be no church services in
the Methodist church Sunday but the
regular Sunday school and League
services will be held.
Mrs. A. L. Brook and Miss Lucy
Lieb drove to Extra Tuesday and
spent the day visiting Mrs. DR.. Laurit-
zen and Mrs. q. w. Marlin.
Armstrong, the Bear Grove land
agent, was over Tuesday talking bust
ness with men here who are interested
in buying Guthrie Co. land.
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. No. 2.
| Chris. 6. Nelson of the firm Of Mel
son & Christensen arrived home the
first of the week from Hot Springs,
South Dakota, where he has been for
some time tryingto recover his health.
Mesdames Loud Rippey and John
McKarahan chaperoned a number of
the boys and girls to the Extra woods
Tuesday in an autumn picnic. They
went in carry all and had most de-
lightful outing.
Marriage licenses as issued from the
office of county clerk l.. j. Hill up to
Wednesday noon: Grover Minnick
and Irene Gilbert; Chester J. Adair
and Effie ]. Covalt; Thos. Mardesen
and Grace Laurena Wells.
The work on the new school building
has been delayed on account of not be-
ing able to get work from the mill. 1t
is assured now however that school
will begin Oct. IL and all the children
are anxious to have it open.
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Peter Lauritzen who will make good
citizen for his community. We have
not learned what John epects to do
but it is to be hoped that he will re-
main in Audubon county as he is too
good man to loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dunnick of Ross
have been having very serious time
with the sickness of their little baby
that has had almost every disease
that children are heir to and it has
grown so low that little hopes are en-
tertained for its recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gardner were en-
tertaining in their hospitable home
this week, his niece, Mrs. Cora Ear
heart whose home is at Mingo. They
with other relatives. made her stay
here just as pleasant as possible as it
had been some time since they had
seen her.
Chas. Burnside expects to go to
Massachusetts to enter the John Hop.
kins university to study for doctor.
He has selected one of the best univer-
stiles in the east and should come
forth strong student as he has al
ways ranked well in the colleges OF
this state.
Friday is excursion day to Ames oul
state agricultural day. III one of the
excursions our people should take ad-
vantage of. 1t has come to be the
great day when they show their pa.
irons and visitors the workings of the
school, Students are stationed so they
may show of everything to the best
advantage. The judging of stock is
shown to the farmers SO they may
learn something of the manner such
things are done. In all it is gooc
place to be on that day.
One of the events of the year was
the reception rendered Wednesday tc
the delegation of business men from
Omaha who visited the town on theil
special train. A proclamation from