Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-26
FARM LOANS.
s Per Cent. Interest once a year
$1,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
BlGLEY & NELSON

Gil Jones was down home Monday
night to visit his wife.
| r. T.. Talbot made a business trip |
to Omaha the first of the week.
NoTICE-I will buy feathers, hides,
furs, wool and skunk oil.
26.2t r. V. RIGGS, Audubon, Iowa.
Court will convene December the |
| Sth, so those who contemplate actions
of any kind will begin to prepare for it.
The Audubon and Coon Bapids foot
ball team meet today at the fair
grounds to try their strength for the
championship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Carper went
down to Extra Wednesday to spend a
day with their friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Woodward.
4 Will Freeman was a passenger to
our neighboring city of Manning on
Tuesday to look after affairs of pure
ly business nature.
W. II. Fry, living on the William
son farm, has decided to move to Ok
lahoma and will sell all his goods at
public sale, Dec. Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Talbot who
have been visiting their sons went
back to their home in Carroll Sunday
after very pleasant time.
Leslie Walker got home Sunday
from Dubuque where he has been for
some time. He will help the boys out
in their football game today.
John Renfitle who has been out in
Seattle, Washington, got home the
past week and is visiting at his par
! entail home up near Dedham.
Mrs. w II. Cowles was one of the
ladies to entertain her neighbors on
Thanksgiving day with dinner and
few hours of social good time.
Misses Mary Nelson, Myrtle HUI
! stedler and Clio Beers are working at
RusselPs expected to go to Gray to
spend their Thanksgiving day.
Get our prices on doors and windows
4 and water tanks and all kinds of mill
tt JAMES HART.
Frank Davis got home Tuesday
4 from Sioux City where he has been
! for some days working out one of his
\ schemes common to his fertile versa
/ tility.
John Butterton has advertised to
4 sell his stock at public sale on Deem
Der ninth and will on the first of jan
\ uary assume control of the county
4 farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Lyman of Car
n son arrived in town Wednesday
evening and will visit few days
with his brother VIM. Lyman of this
place.
Lou Roberts and wife expected to
leave Tuesday from Ross for Los An
geles, California, where they would
be free from the biting cold of oul
winter.
l Mrs. Eliza Spencer who has beer
4 visiting her sister Mrs. Lee left Wed
4 nesday for Abba for visit with rela
tives and will then go to her home il
h Oklahoma.
4 Mrs. James Hunt in Melville town
y ship prepared one of her first, elias
4 dinners Thanksgiving and invited il
\ friends and neighbors to help dispose
B of the good things prepared.
4 Marriage license, issued from the OF
4 flee of the county clerk for the weel
4 ending Wednesday,: Geo. Wells an,
b Olga Jensen; Peter Sorensen and Kris
B ten Rasmussen; VIM. c. Hogneissol
. and Ethel M. Finch.
4 Frank Drury was recently electe
Z president of the Epworth League, vic
president Frank Drake resignine
I Frank will make most excellent o.
\ ticer for he will always be found cor
scientiously at his post
Mrs Carmichael who makes he
home with her daughter Mrs. S. {
Handles in Cameron township wa
taken seriously worse Tuesday an
they believe she will soon be Gale
4 from this cold selfish world.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Russell rejoice i
the arrival at their home, Tuesda
morning, bright baby girl to shal
with them the comforts of life and
claim of them their love and prote
ton until the time when she can loo
out for herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeston Quinby a.
here this week visiting her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cloughly. The
have been living in Kansas City b
now will make their headquarters
Omaha. He is working life insuran
and making success of it too.
Joe Steiner and John Lidd ha,
= been playing series of checker gam
ool during the past month. They start
18th in to play 100 games and Wednesd,
had 80 of them completed with Jot
nine in the lead. This makes him
sure winner even if Joe won eve
Ae game of the last eight.
; III. b. Mendenhall and Alta Burg
4 were quietly married at the home
I Ed. B. Cousins, he performing t
{ ceremony that united them for .
4 their future together. The young PIT
pie start out with every prospect Of
joyous time in life as they are you
and healthy and well eqipped for
the duties of life and have friends W
will do all in their power to ma
4 them prosperous and happy.
Thursday, November 18th at hi
noon. Mr.. James II. Pound and M
GeOrgIa Jones were united in maj