Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
f:e.7 CENT Interest once a year,
5il9.lI Optional payments With
Davenport SsxyErss Bank.
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Davenport SayErgs Bank.
s.4tsl.Ey & NELSON
w A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Emhaalmer. Day phone 100, Night
,rlnSne loo. 12-31-tf
Mr. VIM. Lyman went down to
Exirs Wednesday to meet his
daughters.
Mrs. Will Mcfarland, of Omaha, is
spending the week with relatives and
friends here.
Johnnie Dodge and wife, of Extra,
drove up the first of the week for q
visit with friends.
Jake Ruhs is having a new cement
walk put down in front of his build
ing on south Park street.
Marriage licenses granted from the
county clerk up to Wednesdays:
Lerey j. Oldaker and Maud Campbell.
Miss Helen Leet expects to go to
Nicola the latter part of the week, for
a few days visit.
The knight Templars do some work
night. The candidates are from Coon
Rapids.
The county fair books are now COM
plete and are in the hands of o. b.
Train where they may be procured by
asking for them.
August Greenwaldt, county auditor,
with his family are in Cherokee
county, visiting at his parental home
and the friends of his boyhood.
Hon. H. F. Andrews of Extra was
up Wednesday morning looking after
legal matters for some of his clients,
and attending to private matters.
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.
ell If
The Maccabee lodge at this place are
out hustling up some good members
for their tent. They took in six last
week and have about fifteen for to-
night.
Harvey Delahoyde, Frank Drake
and Elmer BRENNAN started for the
Rosebud reservation Wednesday, to
enroll their names among those TAX
ing chances for home.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar went to
Omaha the first of the week to have
her eyes examined, as she has been
taking treatment from there and the
doctor pronounces them cured.
Rev. A. A. Walburn got. back from
the east Tuesday, where he had been
on the sad mission of laying his wife
away to rest at Valley junction, and
will again take up the threads of duty
to his calling.
George F. Kapp of Extra, was q
county seat visitor on Wednesday,
looking after legal business and talk
ing over the nomination of Parker
with some of the boys that attended
the st. Louis convention.
The Misses Blanche and Beatrice
Barclay departed Monday for Stuart,
Nebr., after weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs. H. w. Wilson. Their par
ents are already there and all expect
to spend the summer on their big
ranch.
P. A. Rasmussen added to his COL
lection of old coins, this week, one
piece from the Portheon government,
so A. D., one of Roman about the
time of Christ, and an English coin
of the time of Edward 1 of England.
He is certainly watching to get rare
old pieces of money and has quite q
collection.
Fred Searls, candidate for super
visor subject to the republican pri-
maries, had the misfortune Sunday to
have four colts killed by lightning.
Fred keeps only the best stock of
horses, and there were couple of
three year olds and three two year
ODDS. He had them covered by lib
eral insurance, but not enough to
cover the actual loss of as good colts
as they were.
The officers of the Agricultural Asso.
citation are now looking forward to
the county fair which is not great
way off, and they are planning enter
tainment and amusement for the
assembly. The prospects in the coun-
try are for big crop, and the exhibit
should be splendid this year. Stock
men should avail themselves of the
opportunity offered to show up their
stock as means of advertising and
get into line. Make it greater sue
cess this year than ever.