Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-28
HONEY TO LOAN!
sUith the German Savings
Bank at 8 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS PHI clips
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John Ward was business visitor
up to Minneapolis last week on mat.
tiers of business.
Doc Needles went up to Manning
Monday to spend the day with his son
John and family.
The union services will be held next
Sunday evening in the Methodist
church with Rev. Connybeare in the.
pulpit.
DR.. Childs went down to Atlantic
last Saturday and attended to some
matters of business in line with his
profession.
Bert Freeman is improving now and
his folks are hopeful that he will soon
be on the road to perfect health and
sound leg.
Mrs. P. A. Rasmussen returned
home from Elkhorn Tuesday where
she has been during the past week Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. John Ward went down to Ext
"a Monday and visited during the day
with her friend, Mrs. ]. E. Mcclure
and her young baby.
Lawrence Mortensen, of Clinton was
in town the first of the week and WIS.,
lted for time with his old time clerk
mate P. A. Rasmussen.
j. A. Nash was up to the lakes over
Sunday visiting with his family who
are enjoying their summer outing, as
few people can enjoy it.
Mrs. G. g. Nelson went to Coon
Rapids Sunday to visit her folks and
from there expects to go to Nebraska
to take up homestead.
DR.. 81. L. Brooks and family are ex-
pected home today, after taking quite
summer vacation, the doctor being
at several different places.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of Extra, was up
Wednesday spending the day with
her mother, Mrs. Bailey, of this city,
and visiting her many friends.
Mrs. j. Miller and daughter, Mrs.
Tucker, of Ute, arrived today and will
Visit for time at the home of his
sister Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and family.
Mrs. Van Court of Council Bluffs
Iowa is here this week visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. McLearan and with her brothers.
Mrs. Grace Wadsworth and her two
children are expected today from
their home to visit for time at her
parental home, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Burnside and with her many other
friends.
The topic next Sunday morning at
the Christian church will be INV
Besetting Sin." Elder Mccormick
has spent considerable time on this
subject and will tell everyone OF their
peculiar besetting sin.
Members of the Baptist church went
out among the citizens last week and
solicited funds to put down a new
cement walk around their building
and having received liberal dona.
ton the walk will soon be put down.
r. z. Spencer got home the latter
part of the week from the convention
at Iowa City having been duly recop-
nized on the committees and enthu-
siastic for the success of the demo-
cratic tickets, national, state and
county.
The porch social last Friday even.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Bilharz was enjoyed by all who were
present to partake of its festivities.
Mrs. Bilharz is an ideal hostess and
their spacious porch was filled with
young people bent on having most
royal good time.
Most all the residences from the M.
E. church east have had cement side
walks put down which gives the
street an entirely changed appearance.
DR.. Gleason and Frank Davis had
cement curbing put in starting an ex-
ample that if followed by everyone
would make every street to have
better and more CITY like appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Donaldson pre-
pared surprise party for their son
John for tonight at their residence on
south Market street. Their house and
lawn will be aglow with lights and
young and happy faces will be seen
from every nook and Granny, beaming
out sociability and good will toward
all present and wishing their young
friend many more happy birthdays.
]. M. Hart has everything prepared
for cement walk in front Of his plan
ing mill. His planning mill has grown
to be quite an institution. He has
added to it every kind of machinery
do to work in finishing for houses
and making special things for them.
His manufacture of porch posts in it.
self is good thing and in fixing win
dows and doors he has the work so
that few mills can turn them out as
we'll or as cheaply as he can.
The members of the Yeonan
lodge and their friends met at the
home of Sam Ulrich last Friday
evening and proceed to have an
evening of social enjoyment. This
lodge enjoys these social features
and make it part of the plan OF
their existence to meet occasional
ly to develop and bind together the
social ties and benevolences 80 es-
sential to growth and existence OF
fraternity in any organization.
DR.. N. p. Lauritzen has workmen
busy this week excavating on the
lot he purchased on north Church
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