Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-05-26
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
3 Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport SaYings Bank.
BAGLEY De- MEL SON


Davenport SaVings Bank.
BAGLEY & NELSON
Judge Green is home this week at
tending to business.
VIM Doak sold a good horse the
first of the week to the buyer present
in town.
w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone 100, Night
,phone loo. l2.31.tf
Rev. Mccormick and daughter were
down to Extra last Friday attending
to business affairs.
DR.. R. F. Childs was down to Extra
Thursday attending to professional
business and visiting friends.
Miss Mae Reinemund arrived home
Saturday from Des Moines where she
has been for few days shopping.
d. G. Mott arrived home Tuesday
from st. Louis where he says there
are many sights worth being seen by
every American.
Frank Niklasen brought in another
car of good horses the first of the week
to put in his barn to prepare for the
Chicago markets.
Mrs. T. B. Creveling. of Gray came
down Tuesday morning for few
days visit with her relatives and
many friends here.
Mrs. Rogers, mother of Mrs. Gill
Jones, was quite severely cut on the
hand and wrist the first of the week,
by having heavy window on it.
There was horse buyer at VIM.
Dryden's barn and took in car of
very good horses that he sent out over
the Rock Island Wednesday night.
Postmaster III. w. Wilson came
home Tuesday after two weeks vaca-
ton up on the lakes fishing and en-
joying an outing free from the cares
of the office.
We understand that John OFT is in
tending to go to Oklahoma to look up
new location for his shoe shop and
to get to milder and more comfort
able climate.
Mesdames j. F. Russell and j. A.
Nash will entertain a few of their
friends at six O'Clock dinner Thurs
day at the Nash home in the south
ern part of town.
Quite number from here went
down to Extra last Friday evening to
attend the High school graduation ex-
ercises and hear Congressman Walter
I. Smith give his address to the class
Brown, the horse man from Chica-
go that buys any and all kinds of
horses, picked up another car the past
week and had his partner come and
get them while he will stay here and
] I. P. Hansen, one of our most pro-
gressive and prosperous farmers living
south west of town, has ordered
phone in his country home and will
soon be able to talk with his friends
over the country.
| The families of VIM. Lyman and r.
j. Creveling and their guest Rev.
Pierce, of Sterling, ILL.,, drove down to
| Extra Tuesday and picniced in the
woods near that place where they
might have the Lyman sisters with
them.
The son of Dick Black, living in the
edge of Guthrie county, was severely
kicked Tuesday by mule and it was
thought his lower jaw bone was
broken and that he would have to
come to. the hospital to have it dressed
every day.
Geo. Brown and his father are do
ing q good business with lightning
rods this spring. They were down in
Audubon township last week and
found that good field of operation
and plenty OF men ready to have their
buildings rodded.
Last Tuesday as Mr.. McGinnis and
Miss Lucy Leib were going out into
the country after patient their wagon
blew over and the team got away and
came back to town. Neither of them
was injured in any way however and
they feel they got off lucky.
Mrs. James Davis had severe at
tack of sickness the first of the week
and her daughter, Mrs. James Mean
inch. of Extra came up and took her
home with her so she may care for
her and watch over her during these
spells that may come to her at any
time.
Rev. Pierce, pastor of the Baptist
church at Sterling, ILL.,, is here this
week visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lyman.
mother of VIM. Lyman, of this place.
She is his fathers youngest sister and
Rev. Pierce himself is quite an old
man: He is enjoying talking over
youthful days with his aunt.
Prof. F. A. Minis, superintendent Of
schools of Extra, was up Tuesday Wis
iting the High school here and ar
ranging with the county superintend-
ent for the work he is to do in the in
stitute. Prof. Minis lie one of the
strong school men of the cou1 ty and
is doing most satisfactory work in