Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-03-31
HONEY TO LOANl
,Cith the German, Snvi,aos
Bank at 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
WASH. PHELPS PHELPS
audubon, E0,ca

Clyde Wilde went up to Gray Wed.
nesday to look after insurance bust
ness.
Frank Mott was home few DAYS
last week visiting his mother and
among his friends here.
Mr.. Jraver of Lisbon, la. was in
town the first of the week transacting
business with VIM. Layland.
o. W. Rich, of the Milwaukee Me.
chanics Insurance Co., was in town
Monday looking after business.
Mrs. B. S. Phelps entertained last
Saturday to six o'clock dinner in
honor of Miss Stuart, of Vermont.
Geo. lessen of Brayton was up We'd
nesday as were lot of his neighbors,
to pay their taxes at the court house.
Miss Nora Oelke, who has been in
the postoffice during her vacation, be-
gan her spring term of school Monday.
Miss Mollie Bridenstine was down
last Tuesday from their Cameron
township home and spent the day
with friends.
Mrs. Max Ehlert, of Ross, came
down Tuesday to get some necessary
articles that could not be gotten in
her own town.
Mrs. Sam Garmire, of Lincoln town.
ship, and Mrs. Chas. Newell, of Gray,
were in town Tuesday doing some
shopping and visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Kitson left Monday for
Coon Rapids where she will open a
dress making chop of her own. Her
sister Anna went as far as Manning
with her. coming back on the evening
train.
Ben Train and F. H. Blume are
chosen as delegates from the Modern
National Reserve lodge to go to the
first annual delegate convention of
that order to be held at Charles City
next week.
Mrs. B. S. Phelps entertained the
teachers of the schools last Friday to
q six O'Clock dinner. She had one of
her characteristic dinners and made
the teachers to feel their services were
appreciated.
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton and wife went
down to Atlantic the first of the week
to visit his parents and relatives.
Mrs. Fulton remained for few DAYS
visit but the doctor is back caring for
his patients.
Mrs. Beulah Small, daughter of D.
p. Soar, departed Tuesday for her
home in South Dakota taking with
her her little niece, Beulah Connrardy,
whose mother accompanied them as
far as Manning.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge
liked up very pleasant and agreeable
surprise last Friday evening for Miss
Grace Mccormick which she enjoyed
and all who were present most thor
oughly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Bilharz left last
Saturday for California and will
spend a greater part of the coming
year in that delightful cline where
they may be free from all care, re-
sponsibility and work.
Mrs. Henry Dor ahoe came home
the first of the week from Alexis, Ill.
where she was called by the serious
illness OF her mother some months
ago. Her little daughter Berenedette
is quite sick here is what called her
back at this time.
VIZ Elliott returned home last
Friday from Dee Moines where he
had been conducting a case in the
district court of Polk county. It
was hard fought and closely con-
tested battle but he had prepon-
derance of evidence and right on
his side so won his case easily.
| uorx,ax, nol,Lo-la ,
quarantine and fully recovered from
his recent sickness and will begin
clerking in the store of E. Bilharz &
Son this week. He was in this posi-
ton once before and resigned to enter
the First National bank but found
that he did not like this line of work
SO comes back to the line he really
likes.
Rev. A. A. Walburn of the M. e.
church will preach the annual ser.
mon to the Godfrey Commandry
Knights Templar next Sunday at 5
O'Clock p. M. This hour is selected
because it meets the time when al
can convene. The knights are sure
of good sermon as Rev. Walburn is
one of the recognized strong men O
the conference.
The Epworth League will hold
their annual sunrise prayer meeting
next Sunday morning beginning a
seven o'clock. All the leaguers ar,
urged to be present and all will bt
made welcome; to go and catch some
inspiration in the early dawn of tn,
new day when thoughts are fresh
from rested mind and all nature il
redolent in the beauty of new borr
4 day.
i Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Humphrey leav,
this week for Marshalltown to make j
their future home. They are among
the Oldest settlers here and hav1
large acquaintance and friendship
here who are loath to see them de
part. Ere going their friends pre-
sented them with beautiful set o
, knives and forks that they may al
! ways have pleasant memories Q
: friends made here.
!, In the school trial held here las
j Monday in the County Superin
, tendent's Office before that person
age in the case of 81. B. Packard We