Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-19
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
8 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
BAGLEY & NELSON


A. F. Greenwaldt is in Gutenberg
this week visiting with his home folks.
John Hunter of Extra, was up the
first of the week looking after bust
ness.
Miss Alta Crow went to Gray Sun
day and spent the day with friends
and relatives.
The mother of Mrs. Doctor Wilson
on Church street, is visiting this week
at their sanitarium.
Mrs. Frank Wilson living on North
| past week but is now improving.
Mrs. John CARRIER, of Gray, was
down Sunday and spent the day with
her daughter, Mrs. Chat Dustin.
Mrs. Scott, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Humiston, return
ed to her home at Cedar Rapids Fri
day.
Mrs. L. j. Hill returned home from
| Ute last Sunday where she had been
attending the wedding of Miss Elena
Miller.
B. S. Phelps and family spent Sun
day in Atlantic with his brother,
Julian, and visiting his brother from
Vermont.
Frank Leet made business visit up
to Manning Tuesday to talk over busl-
ness matters with the financiers Of
that town.
A. A. Talbot expects to come down
from his home at Carroll Sunday and
spend the day with his son, Charley,
and family.
Peter Schwab and John Elhert, two
were up the first of the week transact
ing county seat business.
Mrs. e. Prick is here from her home
in Minnesota, visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. F. Childs, and is gladly
welcomed by her many friends.
Miss Jessie Lyman and Dell Ander-
son went to Gray Saturday evening
and out to the S. G. Handles home for
a days visit with the young friends in
that home.
Miss Maude Doak entertained her
friends last Friday evening and gave
1
will not soon forget.
DR.. Fulton has very interesting
article in the November Medical Cen
fury that shows him to be an interest
ing writer and man attaining recog-
niIion in his profession.
The Columbian Club library have
added the following books to their
shelves: Twelve vols. John Stoddard
Lectures and thirty vols. of The
| Worlds Cheat Master Pieces.
| The county board appointeH John
Butterton steward of the poor farm,
his official duties to begin Jan. l.
John is good farmer and will attend
to the farm as if it were his own.
| Marriage licenses for the week end.
ing Wednesday,: Carlton CorIin
Whitfield and Mildred Bectold, Henry
Tando ana Sarah L. Shay, Herman
| Geo. Mendenhall and Alta Burger.
Smutney, Undertaking department;
latest and best; special attention
given; terms to suit all. Day 'phone
1850; night, 100. lis
w. A. SMUTNEY.
| WANTED.-A Danish butter maker
to take charge of the Gray creamery
Good opening for n capable man.
| Write Louie Groteluschen, Gray, Ia.
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The Gun Club of this city have
arranged for big county shoot to take
place Thanksgiving. Any one who
wishes to know particulars should
write to Fred Vermilya, Audubon, L.
d. S. Freeman, G., e. Talbot. A
Currier, Walter Brainard, Frank
Drake, Joe Ross, Fred Searles and
Nelson Cowles all went down to Ex
ira last Saturday night to attend some
of the work in the masonic lodge.
Mrs. Dawson of Atlantic came ur
Friday evening for short visit with
Mrs. Jones entertained few of he
closest friends in honor of her guest
giving one of her famous repasts 81
enjoyable to all who participate.
John Bonwell up in Viola township
has had extreme bad luck this fal
3 with his cattle as he has lost abou
r eighteen head of good calves will
black leg. This means loss o
considerable monetary value for tina
many at current prices would foot VI
: quite good lot.
Revival meetings will begin at tn
e M. e. church in Ross Monday evening
, Nov. 23rd, and earnestly ask the he'll
}: and influence of every child of God ii
I the community regardless of churcl
relationship. Come and let us worl
!. together with the Lord for tn
Strengthening of our own lives an,
the bringing of the world to Christ.
j, The Modern National Reserve wa
1 organized last Wednesday night witt
( the following officers, G. =. BRENNAN
! president; Geo. E. Brown, vice presi
dens O. F B. Train dnrna secretary
berry Herndon, inside guard; L. w
! Lee, outside guard; Carl Bailey, char
lain; Mrs. S. G. Curtis, Lady Priscilla