Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-13
MONEY TO LOAN!
,Cith the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH, PHELPS PHELPS
audubon, EO,C0

Nat McFadden, of Douglas town
ship, brought in fine load of hogs
Wednesday and sold them to the local
buyers.
Miss Maud Wilson and mother left
last Friday for Colorado where they
will.spend while this summerin hav-
ing good time.
0. B. Train went to Council Bluffs
Monday as one of the delegates from
the local K. P. lodge to the meeting of
the grand lodge.
E. G. Elliott returned home Tuesday
from looking after personal business
affairs and also business for his eli
ents out of town.
Mrs. w. w. Smith will entertain
the Epworth League at her home this
evening. She is planning to give them
an evening of splendid entertainment.
For SALE-Choice 40 acre farm, we'll
improved, lots of fruit, section 9, Mel
vile township. For particulars write
to J. P. Johnson, Audubon, Iowa,
r. F. D. No.2.
County Recorder o. C. Donaldson
and wife went down to Anita last
week during the big fraternal days
and spent the time Visiting old time
friends and enjoying themselves
greatly.
Elder Mccormick of the Christian
church was given the Red Cross
degree in the commandery Tuesday
night and Fred Bartlett was given two
degrees in chapter work last Thurs
day night.
q. II. Sampson and son, Harry,
went to California the first of the
week and from there they will 90 up
along the coast and possibly up
through Canada to see what invest.
ments they may find.
Mrs. Fry will take the place of her
daughter, JESSIE in the Telephone ex-
change. Mrs. Fry is perfectly familiar
with the work as she has been there
much of the time and will make a very
able person for the place.
Marion Jenkins, of Brayton, writes
the secretary of the Fair Association
that both his colts, the PAGER and the
trotter, have the distemper and the
chances are that they will not be able
to enter the county races this year.
Frank Kempf. cashier of the Ger.
man Savings Bank at Manning and
Robert Sutherland of Des Moines,
but connected with the same bank,
were in town the first Of the week
visiting friends and talking over
business.
Grandma Lilly, mother of Mrs. Nj.
M. Corner, deceased, up by Gray, went
over to Guthrie Center Wednesday to
visit with relatives for time. After
she has finished her visit over there
she will return here and remain for
some time visiting her relatives.
A B. Cox, a representative of the
Highland Park Normal College at
Des Moines. was in town the first Of
the week looking after the interests of
the school. That school has certainly
grown much in the past few years.
They have hundreds of students en-
rolled and are doing great work
along educational work in the state.
| The officers of the County Fair AS
ISOLATION are receiving much encour-
| agement on the entries this year and
Vic SudlCCS LIZ" d1S CIlhC oil Tic Utti LIE
will be filled with show stock as the
swine department now has more calls
for pens than they can give just now.
Cass county men are writing for stall
room for cattle and as Carroll county
has no fair there is likely to be great
deal of stock from there. Everything
points to big entry all along the line
and hope and trust that our people
will lay aside the work that is not
pressing now and go to visit each other
and see what other people make mon
ey at and then go and do likewise.