Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-07-02

Davenport SaHings Bank.
BAGLEY e NELSON
Gus Keith was down to Atlantic
| Tuesday as business visitor.
Livery barn for sale or rent. See
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish, Audubon,
| Iowa.
Chas. Dollahide and Leonard Graves
went down to our neighboring county
seat on the south and visited Tuesday
night.
nesday to be at the side of his father
whom we understand is very low at
the present time.
Mr.. Fleesback, general agent for the
Hawkeye Insurance Co., was in town
last week talking business with his
local agent, Clyde Wilde.
Miss Gene Culver is making prepar-
ations to go to Boston the last part of
the week and then visit for time
with her many relatives in New York.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead Of three. South Park.
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Fred Blume went to Des Moines
Sunday to visit friends few days be-
fore the state republican convention
which he will attend as delegate
from this county.
| 15;,, coro MoTlyo;n :, .vnoo+od
home today to spend her summer
vacation free from the busy com
mercial world as she is one of the great
army of milliners.
| VIM. McFarlane has we understand
ordered a fine bicycle tired buggy to
put his light stepping roadster in front
of and will have about the nobbiest
rig in town or country.
A crowd of young people went out
to the pleasant country home of Mr.:
and Mrs. Harvey Maharg, east of
then attended the Children's Day ex-
ercises at the Bethel church.
Geo. McFarlane came from st. Joe
Tuesday evening and will visit for a
few days with friends. George is now
shareholder in the firm of which his
father is at the head in st. Joe, and is
capable of doing his share of the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry johnson are the
proud parents of a girl that came to
their home last Sunday. Hank could
not find the right type for time but
is now settling down to the regular
run of affairs and getting his nerves in
good shape.
Ed Finch got home from Omaha
> Wednesday where he hrd been with
some butchers stuff. Ed has been
devoting most of his time to farm
: work this spring and not buying sc
2 much as usual but now feels he can
, help the fellows out little.
Ed Smutney of Nevada, is here this
week visiting his brother. Will
Will expects to go to Des Moines tc
the Embalmers convention and may
possibly go on to Chicago. Ed has
! about sold his half interest in the bust
ness to his partner in Nevada and viii
< be looking up new location soon.
Gill Jones has been home the past
week looking after the building he is
J, doing and also talking land with
[. fellows. He is improving the genera
g appearance Of the new place wonder
e fully and will soon have a neat resi-
agency of Luse & Zones as doing
= good business in Canadian land anC
= = that there is tremendous immigra
Il ton from this country up there TO
h cheap homes which they can give
= them.
The Misses Ella Stearns, Alta Grow
= and Dora Larson expect to leave Fri
day for Boston to attend the Nationa
" Teachers Association and see tn,
g sights of the historic old town. They
~ ~ will be able not only to get many val
= liable points from the ASSOCIATION bu
. will see where the greatest tea part,
IF ever held in the world was celebrated
% can see the historic Commons wher
l Attacks the first martyr to liberty fell
o where Warren first dared to show tina
Il English subjects could shake off tn
!. and stand forth as an American cit
70 zen ready to do or die for the cause.
'e So many regard the Fourth of Jul,
~ celebration as time when the leader
in celebration and other public enter
X prise make great wads of money tina
r. we feel it only justice to all parts {
ia the country where celebrations are t
9. be held to speak word in their be
to half for being somewhat on the insid
In know that they are out not only tim
q. but money. Any one of a reasonabl
le mind can easily figure that if man
70 away from his business he is losin
al money for his time is worth money
For instance we may refer to the pres
dent of the agricultural association
: This office brings no money whateve
. to the holder yet he must overse
4 every thing and that takes his tim
\ from the store or whatever business
7 may follow. We have heard remark
! that he. got plenty out of it, This
\ an utter impossibility as report {
: all moneys taken in and paid out hs
4 to go to the directors, board ths
\ consists of twelve men, one bein
7 chosen from every township. In tt