Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14
MONEY TO LOAN!
scith the German S0vi,aa as
Bank at 3 pei, cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS & PHELPS
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Joe Ross got home from Cedar Rapids
Wednesday where he had been visit
ing his parents.
Elmer Johnson returned home from
Chicago Wednesday where he has
been for the past week.
Miss Ella Hurd goes to Des Moines
today to visit for short time with
her friends in that city.
Hans Christensen and family expect
to go on the Coon river this week and
spend few days fishing.
"A. Rasmussen and family rusti-
Nelson home southeast of town.
Mrs. Delahoyde of Extra, was up
Wednesday visiting with her rela
tives here, and doing some necessary
shopping.
LATE Simpson, manager of the Au-
dubon County Telephone Company,
went down to Atlantic Tuesday even
ing to look up matters pertaining to
the business here.
The general cry seems to be on to
Rosebud. The good luck of Audubon
county in the drawing in Oklahoma,
gives everyone the hope that they
may be as successful at this time.
The authorities have decided to
send Claus Hansen to the reformatory
and his sisters have been asked to be
sent there, the authorities will likely
acceed to their wishes and let them
go.
g. w. Cosson was down to Extra
Monday evening representing the
Audubon County Telephone Company
before the town council relative to a
franchise which had never been
granted to them.
A. ]. Leake and Charles BRENNAN
got back from Denver, Colo, Thurs.
day, where there they had been
sight seeing, and visiting at the home
of Mr.. Leake's mother. They report
good time during their stay.
F. M. Leet goes to Extra today, to
attend the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of that place, when they will
elect their officers flor the ensuing
year. Mr.. Leet is now president and
will again be elected to fill that inn
portant position.
E. Wood Soar and George Viewer
returned home Tuesday from Bone
steel,ss where they went to register.
They report every kind of gambling
and low down establishments that
can be found any place, but none of
| them doing as much business as they
desire to.
| Axel Borgesen Sanberg, who clerks
at the F. G. Smith & Co. drug store,
is in jamestown, New York, this
week attending big reunion of his
friends and relatives. There are 49,
600 Sweedes in this famous chautau-
qua grounds, celebrating. They have
famous Swedish singers and speakers
on hand and they are having royal
good time.
The Division Superintendent ally
and District Passenger Agent Farmer,
of the Rock Island Railway Company,
were up to see Judge w. r. Green the
first of the week relative to the petl-
! tions of Audubon and Extra. They
stated that they could not possibly
put on the three trains as asked, but
would tighten the burden of the crew
so as to make the time better. The
judges opinion however is that there
will be no change.
F. II. Adams, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Company here, is TAX
ing lay off and going to his home to
visit. Ernie Clure of Extra, came up
the first of the week to assist in look.
ing after the business during his
absence. Ernie is one of the young
men OF Extra to be trusted. He began
few years ago as helper, and his
close application and steady work has
proved his ability, and he is now
capable of assuming the work at this
large yard.
The democrats who went to St.
Louis to see the sights and attend
the convention are all home now.
They report a great time. The con-
vention was stormy, and could be got
by reading as we'll as sight. Bryan
was the only man of power enough to
be heard when he spoke. The crowd
was too disorderly to hear the average
man. But the peerless leader could
quiet them at any time and be- heard.
81. E. Farquhar and son Raymond
OF Lincoln. Nebr., spent Sunday with
his relatives here, leaving Monday for
his home in Nebraska