Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-03
FARM LOANS.
5 Per Cent. Interest once a PEAR,
$4,000 optional payments Nth
Davenport Sapings Bank.
BAGLEY eR NELSON

Old Mr.. Rice is very poorly these
days and not able to be up and around |
the premises.
Arthur Bangham of Anita was over ]
Wednesday to referee the foot ball |
game for the boys.
Mrs. Emma Sharp left Monday for
Omaha where she will spend month
with her two children.
VIM. Lyman's move their house.
hold goods the first of the week to the
S. AIRY home for the winter.
Will Fullerton and wife of Gray
We're down Sunday visiting between
trains with their friends here.
My big line of holiday goods will be
open for your inspection in few days,
most of them now. A H. ROBERTS.
4 Come.in and see our splendid line Of
bedroom suits, springs and mattresses
in NELs JENSEN & Co.'S new store.
Jack O'Brien went to Chicago last
Saturday and from there will go to
visit his son, Tod, who was recently
married.
b. f. Carr went to Atlantic Wedne
day evening to attend banquet of
the |. 0. O. F. lodge of which he is
member.
Dale Morrow of Atlantic was up
Wednesday acting as referee in the
foot ball game between Extra and
Audubon.
Will McF arlane expects to make his
head quarters in Extra from now till
the first of the year topush collections
for his father.
Frank Reinemund was called from
his home at Corning to be at the bed
side of his father who was taken much
worse Saturday.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
Frank Adams, the genial manager
of the Green Bay Lumber Co. here,
leaves this week TO take the invoice of
a number of their yards along the line.
Have you any pictures you would
like to have framed? We will make
4 you the prettiest frames for them.
NELS JENSEN & co.
Mrs. Will McFarlane and daughter,
! Mildred, of Omaha was here from Fri
4 day to Monday visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sharp, and her many girlhood
! friends here.
Miss Alma Oelke, book keeper at G.
I w. Hoover's, spent her Thanksgiving
\ day in Chicago visiting her brother.
She also visited friends and relatives
y in Clayton county.
4 Mrs. w. H Smith arrived home
/ Tuesday from Silver City, New Mex.
4 leo where she has been the past month.
She left her daughter, Theresa, there
i to regain her health.
4 We understand that John Ruther-
ford of Ross will be deputy sheriff the
\ coming two years and that he will
h move to the Jail the first of the year
Y and take charge of that.
Z Rufus Lyman and wife of Carson
3 who have been visiting his brother,
VIM. Lyman, departed Wednesday
Z for their home after having spent a
very pleasant week here.
. Smutney, Undertaking department.
/ latest and best; special attention
I given: terms to suit all. Day phone
100; night, 100. lis
w. A. SMUTNEY.
Z Sam ScharfI, one of the fine swine
AoiSSio VI olS oouull IJuit vi IllC
h was up Wednesday talking with J. G
h Davis in regard to the future pros
Il poets of this constantly growing in
\ dustry.
4 Mrs. o. G.. Gaffin departed Tuesday
4 for Wahoo, Neb., called by the seriou:
K illness of her father. He had sever,
x accident last week and seemed to b,
4 recovering nicely but took back Sc
h and his extreme old age seemed to b.
\ against his recovery.
4 The people at No. 8 Greeley town
\ ship organized q literary society las
i Tuesday night and expect to carry i
h on during the winter. They hav,
\ lots of talent in that community anc
& with skillful directing may develo]
3 some of it so that the practice got her
+ will be a power in the future.
Il B. F. Carr has just satisfactoril.
completed big barn for W. w. Yves
lis ton at his Bethel Hill stock farm tina
is 56X64 with IL foot posts at the cave
IN and "a at the hay roof 1t is fitted u
- with Is horse stalls and II stanchion
for cows. One side, 1Sx64, was left fo
n young stock. The barn is we'll built
al nicely painted and rodded and make
q splendid place for Mr.. Weston t
as care for his blooded Clydesdale stock
ne Adrain M. Neweres is the next nun
Tn Der in the lecture course in mono
logues. AS reader he has no pee
= and few equals on the platform. FL
"a makes lives realistic that in book
4 seem vague and dream-like. Fl
dramatizes with power that make
3 one feel he is in touch with master
a His impersonation of different chal
acters is so realistic that hearers forge
q Neweres and see the portraits as
were of the various characters. II
has been on the platform for nun