Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-27
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
8 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport SaTings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY

S1OO.OO Opt1Onal payments with
Davenport Sapings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY
Mrs. Thos. Davis got home Wednes-
day from her trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. B. S. Phelps returned home
from her st. Louis trip Monday.
Mrs. Van Gorder went to Extra Sun
day and spent the day with friends.
Miss Mae Layland went to st. Lou
is to attend the worlds fair exhibit
Monday.
Attorney Merritt, of Des Moines,
was in town Wednesday attending to
| business.
A Mr.. Frasier, of Griswold, arrived
| this week to take position in E. Bill.
| harz & Sons big store.
Mrs. Ed Coffman and children ar
rived home Tuesday, from Illinois
where they have been for some time.
| Mrs. Nell Dickenson-Eaton, of FIRE.
mont, is expected the latter part of
this week for visit here with friends.
Mrs Ed Ellwood went down to
Brayton, Tuesday to visit at her par
entail home, Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Hartman.
d. E. Soar returned home Tuesday
faom West Virginia, where he has
been for some time visiting and hav-
ing good time.
Jim Lidd was home from Shenan-
| dOah the first of the week helping to
pack up and they left this week for
their new home.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash and daughters
their trip down at the worlds fair last
Tuesday evening.
Arthur Baker and family, of Lincoln
township, were at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Kennels, southwest Of
town, last Sunday.
Mrs. Callisen, a cousin of VIM.
Cloughly, who lives at Winterset, ar
rived Tuesday evening and will spend
a few days visiting at his home.
Hans Smith, living out near Sharon
store, was in town Wednesday having
his teeth fixed as they have been
bothering him so he could not rest of
late.
Mesdames Leet, Dawson, Bilharz
and McKarahan drove out to the
home of Mrs. Nels Christensen in
Cameron township today and spent
most enjoyable day.
Lillian Conneybeare and Edith
Phelps are making preparations to
give q halloween party at the home
of the latter and the guests may ex-
pect to see spooks and to hear great
noises when the time comes to Assem-.
BILE.
VIM. Neff and wife and daughter,
Hazel, departed Monday for st. Louis
where they will take in the many
things to be seen. It is seldom that
they get away to anything of the kind
and they will doubtless have good
time.
Miss Hildreth and Miss Caldwell,
two of Atlantic's best musicians, have
been secured by the Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church to give an enter
tainment Friday. These ladies will
be assisted by local talent and the en-
tertainment is sure to please.
The young associates of Miss Edith
Lidd in her Sunday school class
wished to show their sorrow at her
departure and to show how much they
thought of her, arranged a surprise
party for her Monday and made such
soon forget it.
While at the reunion at Extra this
fall ]. w. B. Cole was given access t.
genealogy that traced his ancestry
back to the revolution and wrote
to the war department which re.
ferred him to the adjutant general o.
Pennsylvania who sent him q certlfi'
cate of record of his great grandfather
Mathew Cole, who raised q company
of volunteers of forty-five and was
served under George Washington
ESQ. Mr.. Cole prizes this very highly
for the good war record it shows.
Court opened last week by Judge
Thornell instructing the Grand jury
who organized and proceeded to col
lect evidence in several cases. In the
case against Delahoyte, of Extra, ht
received fifteen days in jail. A true
bill was found against Frank Letting
we'll, of Extra, for criminal lewdnes'
and he plead guilty of the case. Sew
eral equity cases were called ant
speedily disposed of. The Judge grant
ed twenty. nine foreigners the right o
citizenship during this term up tt
Wednesday. The Swim VS.. Robinson
case occupied all the time up to Wed
nesday night.
The Journal was awarded the print
ing of the book of by laws for the Au
dubon County Poultry Association
s that was awarded this week and vii
soon have them out. The merchant
: have given them a liberal patronag
and the officers feel grateful for thei
4 assistance. The date OF the Poultr
show is to begin Wednesday, Decem
Der ia and will continue through tn
Is, Is and II. Many of the poultr
raisers have expressed determine
ton to show birds and more wi