Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-15
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MONEY TO EOAN!
,cith the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
optional payments.
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up Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Lora Bailey.
Henry Paulsen, out by Sharon
Atlantic last week.
Tuesday is the land seekers excur.
sion day. Get ready and go with
Dickinson the land man.
Mrs. Sim Curtis and children got
back from Omaha Tuesday where she
had been visiting relatives.
Chris Thompson, out southwest of
town is putting up good hog house
to shelter his hogs properly.
Dr. Oldaker and DR.. Newton of
Extra were up Tuesday night in at
tendance at the Masonic lodge at this
place.
Miss Nellie Kennedy who clerks in
at e. Bilhar2 was sick the first of the
week and unable to attend to her
duties at the store.
A sister Of Mrs. Jens Werner, out
southwest of town. arrived from her
home in Davenport last Wednesday
to make her visit.
VIM. McFarlane went to Cedar
Rapids last Friday to visit relatives
and friends and to be present at the
marriage of cousin.
A brother of Mrs. Henry Paulsen,
out southwest of town, arrived last
Saturday from Denmark and expects
to make this his future home.
H. B. Herbert came up from At
lantic last Friday and spent few
days with his friends talking over the
political situation in the county.
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.
Cliff
We have 200 improved farms for
sale in the Great Jim Valley, Hanson
county, South Dakota, on easy terms.
Advocate Land Co., Fulton, South
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long of Man
ming, came down Sunday and spent
the day very pleasantly at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rinehart, Just
north of town.
Sheriff Fern Andersen was given
the Knights Templar degree Tuesday
night in the Masonic lodge and is
now capable of DOMINIC his plume
and marching with the boys.
The Aid Society of the Presby terian
church will meet at the home of Mrs
John McKarahan this week and will
elect the officers who will conduct the
business during the remainder of the
year.
Mr.. WEIGH of the firm of Deem &
WEIGH of Harlan was over Wednes-
day looking after their business in the
marble shop at this place and found
everything moving along nicely and
to his satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Caldwell and
son, Dick, went over by Anita last
week returning home Sunday. They
were visiting friends and had good
time. They are getting along nicely
out on his fathers farm and have
every prospect for a good years. return
for the labor expended.
Mrs. Clarence Austin was called
here last Friday from her home in
Sioux City by message stating that
her father Daniel Lynch was serious
ly sick. She found him very sick but
there is some hopes of his recovery.
She reports that they are getting
along very nicely up there now.
Geo. Stuart who has been here for
the past week visiting relatives and
buying horses, finishing out his car
load Monday and shipped them to
Vermont to sell out again. The ives.
tern horse like the western man is
becoming noted for his wonderful
vitality and endurance and brings
ready sales in any eastern markets.
Frank Adams manager for the
Green Bay Lumber Co. was down to
A tlantic Tuesday night in conference
with the auditor of the company in
regards to business. In his long and
faithful management of the compan-
ies' business here. he has been found
to be man whose ideas are worth
listening to and he is often called up
on to help settle questions that arise
The vaudeville entertainment giver
last week by the ladies of the Colum
bian club was a success in every par
i ticular. The entertainment within
itself was pronounced good by the
auditors and financially it went ever
beyond the expectation of the officer!
of the club. Two hundred dollars
were taken in which will be expended
now for books for the library. What
ever of money the people may put in
to the club is turned to good purpose
and goes back for their benefit il
helping to put before the youth of the
town good class of literature.
The ladies of the Columbian Clul
are ready again to offer to the public
another treat in the way of season..
lecture course. The course of fiv.
numbers consists of Katherine Ridg
way Concert Company, October 23rd
Mr.. Geo. G. Lorimer, Lecture, Novem
Der 10th; Adrain NJ. Newens, Imper
senator. December 18th; Temple
Quartet, January 10Th, 1904 and Rev
J, Anna Shaw, January goth, 1904.
We wish especially to call your at
tention to the first number KATHERINE
Ridgway Concert Company, which
will be here Friday evening, Octobe
23rd and give the entertainment il
L Il.