Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
MONEY TO LOAN!
,cit}. the German SaCisags
bank at 8 per cent interest,
optional Payments.
WASH. PHELPS d PHELPS
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F. NJ. Leet and Ed Beason were busi- |
ness visitors down in Extra last Tues
day.
Rev. Currens of Logan will supply /
the Presoy terian church the coming
Sunday.
DR.. Lauver went to Des Mones Mon
day to meeting of the medical
fraternity of the state.
Mrs. Emiel Bilharz entertained the
clerks of their store last Monday
evening with dinner party in their
honor.
A member Of the county agricultural
association will go to Council Bluffs
this week to form a circuit of the
various fairs.
Sam Curtis moved this week from
the rooms over d. E Scars harness
shop to one of the houses over by the
school house.
Jim Mushrush moved out to the
Owen Davis farm east of town Wed
nesday and will work for them the
coming season.
Geo. Hoover returned home last Sat
urday from Des Moines where he has
been looking after matters connected
with his business.
Mrs. Jennie Donaldson and Ora
Booth of q. BILLIARDS. store, We're both
out of the store the first of the week on
account of sickness.
Mrs Farmer wife of the timer who
worked at McKara hans last summer,
was back last Saturday and disposed
of her household effects to various
people.
Miss Myrtle Brown and Elizabeth
Davis went out to the home of S. G..
Randles in Cameron township Friday
evening and were guests until Monday
morning.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ward will entertain
number of her friends this evening at
their pleasant home and extend to
them the hospitality accorded to all
her guests.
Mrs. Gill Jones entertained num-
Der of her lady friends last Saturday
at a noon dinner and set before them
dainty viands and a general social
SOOQ llMe.
Mrs. Branner an old time friend of
the family of Thos. Davis, whose
home is in Zion City in Chicago, is
here this week visiting Mr.. Davis and
family and telling them of the won
ders of that much talked of haven of
Dowie's adherents.
County Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt
went down to Des Moines Monday to
attend meeting of the county audi
tors of the state, where they will talk
over and discuss the various questions
that are constantly arising to perplex
them in their work.
Henry Jacobsen turned over his
coal business Tuesday to ]. P. John
son and expects now to devote his
time to the land business exclusively.
He has land locally and also in
Dakota and in Missouri which he
expects to sell the coming season.
Rev. Anna Shaw, appeared before
two large audiences in this city yester-
day and Gsta blished reputation as
profc 4 and original thinker, and an
eloquent, graceful speaker.-Louisville
Ky.) Commercial.
In Presbyterian church, Friday eve
Jan. 20
The honorable members of the Board
of Supervisors are in Des Moines this
week attending meeting of the vari-
GUS boards of the state that they may
learn what other counties are doing.
Our county board is constantly look
ing out for the good of the county and
in going to this meeting they are put.
ting themselves out for the benefit of
the county.
Jens Jensen and Elizabeth Lebeck
went to the Clerk office the first of
week, secured a license and then
quietIywent to the Office of Justice Ross
and had him to marry them, then
went their way rejoicing, feeling ex-
ultant in the new hopes created by
the change that they had made in
their lives. Both are capable young
people, worthy OF a life of happiness
and will meet life's battles as they
come, fighting their way to the high
est level possible and helping to make
this great country strong by their ad.
ded loyalty, love and strength.
Unity church was packed to the
doors last evening when the Rev.
Anna Shaw delivered her lecture on
"The New Man." Miss Shaw's rich
voice and quiet delivery made doubly
attractive her brilliant address. Her
sallies of wit and her pointed sarcasms
were greeted with ripples of laughter,
which sometimes developed into roars,
followed by delightful applause, while
her high minded views of the solution
of the sex problem found sympathy in
the hearts of her hearers.-Los Angeles
(Cal.) Times.
In Presbyterian church, Friday eve
Jan. 80.
Hon. Asmus Boysen was in towr
Wednesday shaking hands with the
boys and looking after business affairs
Mr.. Boysen says that those men who
have tried to read him out of thu
| county will have their hands full
Every one in the county knows tina
he is still resident here and never, a
any time, intended to leave. He hac
his family in Chicago great deal o
the past year to doctor one of hi
children and has spent much none,