Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-08
1MONEY TO LOAN!
,Cith the German Sacislgs
Bank ut 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS &c PHELPS
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visit out to Omaha the first of the
week.
Chas Van Gorder returned home
Tuesday from business trip out of
town.
Harry Arnold and family are back
from their trip to the east and he is
again busy in the bank.
The Financial Report will be COM
pleted and in the hands of the Audi
tor by the first of next week.
The members of the Methodist
church are having the parsonage re-
papered and cleaned up nicely.
J Mr.. and Mrs. John Lidd and chill
: dren are at Waverly this week visit
ing with her sister who resides there
Mrs. John Roth and children left
Monday for Omaha to take in the
sights of the carnival and to visit
friends.
Mrs. G. A. Dennis went out to
Omaha Friday to visit few days
dents of that town.
Miss Daisy Prick departed Monday
evening for her home in Minnesota
after an extended visit here with her
sister, Mrs. R. f. Childs.
l., u. Delano of Atlantic was up
last Saturday attending to some legal
business for clients who have retained
him to prosecute for them.
J. G. Bonwell, county supervisor
from Viola township, was down Tues
day attending to some affairs of the
county that needed looking after.
Mr.. Turner, who lives in Prospect
Park, has decided to go to Des Moines
to make it his future home and so left
for there to remain permanently.
Last week when Fred Buthweg was
returning from his Canadian trip he
met Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlan of
St Joseph going north for his health.
G. A. Marlin of Newton was up last
Saturday to take work in the Masonic
lodge. He has a good business in
newspaper work there and is doing
nicely. .
Miss Steele, of Des Moines, departed
Monday evening for her home after a
pleasant visit here of few days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. C. G..
Nelson.
Miss Alta Crow has been entertain
ing an uncle from far east in New
York. He went on out to Nebraska
Tuesday where he has some matters of
business to attend to-
The October term of court has been
put off week and will now open
\ Oct. goth, the change being neces.
t Stated because of cases being drawn
out with the judges at other points.
A. B. Cummins will address the peo.
pie of the county Saturday in Audu-
bon on the political issues as seen
from the republican standpoint and
all people are invited out to hear him.
/ Miss Hattie Brown left Tuesday for
Atlantic after visit of sometime with
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Nelson. She
will remain in Atlantic for some time
, and then go on to her home near Anita
Eddie Heathcote writes back to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Heathcote
that he has got through to Washing
ton all right and has enjoyed his trip
far beyond expectations. He says he
has seen scenes that beggar his DIES.
criptive powers and that he is una BILE to
tell them of. He and his companions
. have found employment and are busy
} at work and thoroughly enjoying the
great west.
We understood Wednesday that D.
G. Mott had sold his land in Canada
/ at good raise over the figures at which
he bought it. This leaves VIM
Cloughly about the only big land
: holder from this place up there and as
he has town located on the corner OF
his two sections he proposes to hold
on to his for higher prices than any
of the other boys have received.
| Quite little cyclone struck the
: BilharZ farm out northwest of towr
Tuesday evening. The farm was for
merly occupied by Chancey Gardner
but now Freeman Sheets is the oc
cupant. In the evening very small
> funnel shaped cloud swept in between
. the house and barn and struck biz
corn crib utterly demolishing it anc
also upseta granary for him. From
$ there it went on west but did moi
3 strike any more buildings to do any
! particular damage that we have We
e learned.
, Jim Jay who has been here accom-
! panied by Miss Grace Cole from Ster
ling, Colo, visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wesley Jay left Monday TO
0 the west and the couple wer,
T, quietly married in Omaha while OF
r the way back home where he is doin.
: business as a barber. Jim is quit,
: we'll known among the people of thi
t community as he began learning hi
t trade here. His friends all unite il
! congratulating him and his bride anc
j wish for them all the pleasures tina
may be enjoyed in life.
t A notable gathering of the ia,
a family took place last Sunday at TIL
d home of Wesley Jay in a kind of
J. reunion OF all their large family O
e children. John Jay and wife of Man
d ming were down, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
Fry of Ross were in and Evert Bate
If and family, Frank Carter, Ray BON
e sey and Miss Grace Cole of Sterling
G were all invited. Mrs. Jay is cool
that knows how to tickle the palat
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