Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-02
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
8 Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport Savings Bank.
BAGLEY R NELSON

w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone 100, Night
phone loo. l2-3l-tf
G. H. Jones got home Saturday from
business trip out in the western part
of the state.
Miss Maud Lynch left last week for
Sioux City to look after business and
visit friends.
Miss May Farquhar went to Attain
tic Saturday and spent Sunday with
friends in that city.
w. G. Elliott was down to Extra
Monday greeting friends and attend
ing the Memorial exercises. He re-
turned back home on Tuesday morn
ing.
Ray Mills had one of his knees to go
back on him as it were last week and
it was feared that it would have to be
put in plaster cast for time in order
to properly treat it.
VIM. Baylor, now of Bond, Miss, is
expected soon to make short visit
here with his friends and to get away
from the thoughts of the books and
affairs that he looks after down there.
Chal Sturgeon and Miss Matte Full
ton, both of the Journal force. came
up Monday from Extra and attended
with Miss Fulton's brother, DIR. ]. NJ
Fulton.
Chas Van Gorder went down to
Extra Monday and Joined the ranks
of the veterans of Morton post and
took part in the proper decorations of
the graves of the comrades dead at
that place.
Mrs. III. B. Wilson went down to
Atlantic Tuesday to meet her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Frank Reinemund and son
who are coming to make visit at the
parental home and among her girl
hood friends.
Branch Frick came up from Council
Bluffs Monday and visited day with
his parents and sisters. Branch is a
registered pharmacist and is doing
nicely in the Bluffs where he has a
position in one of the best stores out
there.
Mrs. G. II. Cross and her daughter,
Ada, of Des Moines, arrived Saturday
evening to be present Monday at the
Memorial services and to visit with
relatives and their many friends and
acquaintance here who are glad to
welcome them.
Mrs. Edith Triplet is here from her
home in California visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Harris in
West Audubon and among the friends
of her girlhood. She is delighted
with her western home and we'll con-
tented to remain there.
Miss Alma Oelke is very sick this
past week and it was feared for time
that she would not recover With
careful nursing and the skillful work
of the doctors, however, she was rest
ing easier Wednesday and they then
had hopes of speedy recovery.
Mesdames j. A. Nash and j. F.
Russell entertained at a large dinner
party Tuesday night in the elegant
! home OF the former. These two
ladies with their husbands are in their
elements when entertaining guests
! al in this affair the arrangement OF
3 guests was so perfect that every one
: was entertained in manner most
pleasing and enjoyable. Their dinner
, was up to the general average or ever
+ above and elegant as they always
serve only that kind.
D. w. Matthias of Mississippi return
] ed here Wednesday morning for Wis
a it with his daughter Mrs. Simon
Hanson and to look after business
He is much enamored of that country
and it is interesting to hear him tel
of its prospects and future possibili
8 ties. He saws that every thing there
is developing faster than the north
from the simple fact that it has more
!. room to develope. Where he is tn,
- oyster industry is becoming immense
3 and they employ men by the thous
ands to help during the season. Othe
/. industries too are opening up, giving
n employment to any man who desires
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