Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-21
MONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS DE- PHELPS
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Mat Rippey was Des Moines Wis.
ltor last week to hear the concert.
Mrs. H. Wilson went to Extra Tues.
day to visit her daughter Mrs c. w.
Marlin.
j. F. Frazier was moving into the
property of Mrs. Matte Hunter this
week.
We understand that Mrs. Matte
Hunter will soon depart for kansas to
remain for some time.
Ralph Hersman was up from Valley
Junction Wednesday visiting his par
ents and taking his daughter home
with him.
Mr.. Chamberlain and wife visited
Wednesday with their daughter who
lives in Atlantic.
B. S. Phelps is taking his vacation
now and visiting with his relatives
back in Vermont.
Paul Mason of Viola township de.
parted the first of the week for Kansas
where his parents and brothers reside.
Hazel Neff is now assisting with the
desk work in at the ]. F. Russell store
and will be on the floor part of the
time. ~
Mrs. III. B. Kennels went down to
Extra Tuesday for a visit with her
brothers G. "A. and G. w. Marlin and
families.
Miss Myrtle Stotts departed the first
of the week for Wyoming where She
will visit for a time with her father
who resides there.
Miss Jessie Fry and Miss Irma
Iharnish went over to Manila Satur-
day evening and remained until Mon
day morning visiting friends.
The Boston Boomers are billed to
play ball at the fair grounds Nav 25th,
lift is curiosity to see women NAV
ball then every body turn out and see
them.
Guy Thomas whose parents lives
over in the edge of Guthrie county il
now home from Des Moines where he
has been reading law for the past wear
or more. 80
The workmen on the Watts build
ing are pushing. the walls up very
rapidly and will soon have it COM
pleted ere people are aware they are
Rev. T. D. Ewing of Corning will fill
the pulpit for all of the Sunday SER
vices at the Presbyterian church. He
is an eloquent man and will ably en-
terrain all present.
Elmer McKarahan went to Des
MONIES last week to hear the famous
musicians and then went on to Grin
neil college TO see it he would care to
enter it next year for work.
Cy.. Earheart received telegram
tuesday bearing the sad intelligence
that his mother was dead at her home
in Davenport and he departed immed-
lately to be present at the burial SER
vice.
Chris Hahn over in Prospect Park
is putting brick sidewalk in froat, nf
his house and Mike Mcguire and Toe
Ridpath are painting their houses an
ance.
Having been out of the barber bust
ness for over year in Audubon, I
| nave opened . new shop in the base
ment of the D. E. Soar building and
am ready to do first class work. ]
thank the public for past favors and
wish share of your patronage in the
future.
L. W. LEE,
A w. c. Elliott returned home Wed
/ nesday from his trip to Des MOfnes
and elsewhere looking after his electri.
railway business He has made 8
closer study of this new phase O
industrial development and sees s
bright future for II. He was at thu
meeting atlhe Slavery in Des Nome.
last week and one of the committee tt
i formulate the articles of Incorporation
as he was head and shoulders abov,
Il any present except the Folks in hi
4 knowledge OF what is desirable /,
such company.
The gathering of representative
from towns along the proposed electri
line at the Slavery in Des Moines las
week was success in every feature
John A. Nash figured conspicuousl,
in being chosen chairman of the meet
! ing and their session held from nine t
II UWCASCs W. ~. Il1lOIU WAS IuC pTlul
factor in drawing up the articles Q
incorporation. Every thing wa
harmonious and the outlook seem
bright for the future of the road
Directors were appointed and are t
hold meeting in Atlantic June Isl
when everything now points to j. A
Nash being made the president and
SO Audubon will get the big thing il
the road.
The band! What is it? A
aggregation of men who assemble an
practice and practice until their Lip
feel like boards and their homes kno,
them not, an object at which til
public in general may rail and fin
fault. They may as a rule buy the
/ own instruments and music, spen
their time and money to get SO the
: are able to play piece SO it will M
sound like tin bucket brigade an
then get cussed if they ask for none
to play for the town. Growing {
r them is public pastime and un
!: versal privilege, but to support thel