Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-12
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
8 Per Cent. Interest once a year
$4,000 optional payments viii
Davenport Savings Bank.
BAGLEY R NELSON

Miss Bessie Dodge and Mrs. Roxie
Davis OF near Extra, were county seat
visitors Monday.
The Ladies Missionary of the M. E. !
church met at the home of Mrs. A. l..
Brooks this week.
Frank Carper went up to Carroll
the first of the week and is visiting in
that city with friends
DR.. N. P. Lauritzen of Extra, was
up Wednesday between trains attend
ing to official business.
4 Mrs. III. N. Funk's mother arrived
Monday night from Montezuma and
will remain for few days to make
her visit.
The F. F. V. Club met Tuesday
evening at the home of P. F. Ander-
son with Miss Del, and had one of
their enjoyable times.
Mrs. L. J. Hill departed Tuesday for
Ute to be present at the marriage of
her friend, Miss Elma Miller who
was married Wednesday.
Mrs. G. e. Talbot returned home
from Carroll last Thursday accompani-
ed by his mother who will remain for
sometime to make them visit.
John Hite left the first of the week
for California to seeif his broken down
health could not be improved under
that different and lighter climate.
Smutney, Undertaking department;
latest and best; special attention
given; terms to suit all. Day 'phone
100; night, 100. 11-5
w. A. SMUTNEY.
WANTED.-A Danish butter maker
to take charge Of the Gray creamery.
Good opening for q capable man.
Write Louie Groteluschen, Gray, la.
11-12-2w
Mrs. w. r. Green was called to
Chicago Wednesday by the serious
condition of the judge who is under
going an operation and treatment in q
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Layland are the
proud parents of another baby that
made its appearance in their home
the first of the week to claim part of
their time and love.
Mrs. Emma Sharp has begun the
erection of neat cottage home on
her lots in the east end of town, where
she may feel at ease and home when
not visiting her children.
The annual social of che Presby-
terrain church occurred Wednesday
night when the various reports from
the heads of committees were given
showing every thing to be in first
class condition.
y pnfn nd
Henry Hale and Robt. Talbot left
Monday for Goose Lake to remain for
a few days duck hunting. They are
all inveterate hunters and will thor
oughly enjoy their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps who have been
visiting their son, u. d. Phelps and
family and brother, B. S. Phelps, de-
parted Monday for visit in Atlantic
and from there they will go on to
their home in Vermont.
Marcussen & Rohen, the contractors
who have put up the school building,
have secured the contract to build the
new court house at Denison which
proves that they are among the most
substantial contractors of the state.
Miss Matte Bruner, one of the sue
ceSS1ul teachers OF Ule county was uE
from her home in Extra Wednesday
attending to personal business at the
superintendent's office and visiting
her old time companion and friend
Mrs. LATE Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Kline expect tt
leave this week for Rising Sun, Okla
homa, where they will open restau
rant and bakery. This is a growing
little city of about 5000 inhabitant
and offers good opportunity in tn,
line of work they will enter.
]. E. MCGUIRE, cashier of the Firs
National Bank at Extra, and San
Brown, were up Wednesday before tn
county board presenting a petition t
get public road past the farm of tn
latter that is now almost entirel,
shut off from road communications.
Miss Grace Lyman entertained
number of her lady friends last Satur
day evening to dinner party in homo
of her aunt, Mrs. Cox, of Onawa. Sh
had very nicely prepared dinner an
every guest rejoiced that she had beel
one of the chosen ones to the feast q
the banquet and enjoyed the genis
hospitality of the hostess.
- Tho architant who MANNED the ne,