Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-01

OaYeupOIt Savings Bank.
BAGLEY e NELSON
Henry Herbert is again seen on our
streets. J
Lou Lee took vacation last week
and went to the state fair.
leila Snyder of Extra was up the |!
first of the week visiting friends.
New fall Suits and Overcoats arri v
ing daily at John ]. Lidd's, Audubon,
Iowa.
P. G. Roth, who now lives down
near Extra, was visitor at the county
seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Rathbun and mother, of
Extra, came up Tuesday to visit for
time with her daughter, Mrs. n. P.
Lauritizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cloughly re-
turned Saturday evening from Ute
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Cloughly's sister.
Byron Phelps and family returned
at Colorado Springs. Byron, Jr. is
Ray Green returned Saturday morn
ing from his fathers ranch In western
Nebraska. Ray claims to have be-
come an efficient COW puncher.
| Our clothing Is backed by the best
makers in America with a guarantee.
JOHN ]. LIDD,
Audubon, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Watts, Mrs. Ter
rill and the Misses Terrill spent Sun
day at the John Weighton home north
of town. They had very pleasant
day.
Miss Ida Mott, head trimmer at j.
F. Russell'e, Is back from Chicago
and they are busy in that department
marking fall goods and getting them
ready for fall trade.
Miss Miller of Mason City has been
elected principal of the High school
for the coming year. She is gradu.
ate Of Iowa College and is we'll fitted
for the position. We wish her success.
| E. Bilharz receivedthe sad intelli-
gence Tuesday that his niece, Mrs.
Nellie Bilharz.C arstair, of Chicago,
had died that day and they hope to
go to them in time for burial service.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. CIoughly re-
turned home Saturday from Des
Moines and other points around there
where they had been for some time
visiting and most thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
The children of Frank Ballou who
have been up in Cameron township
n oif <1ai n ut 70 Tnh m
1 Cameron, passed through Monday to
their home near Extra, stopping here
to visit Chat Dustin and family.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church met Tuesday evening and pre-
sented Mrs. Fl. u. Funk with beau.
tiful present that will help her to long
remember the pleasant associations
that have always existed during bel
.years of service among them.
II. U. Funk has decided to move
his family to Montezuma, Iowa, where
they will take up the threads of new
life among strangers. Mr.. Funk wa!
one of the earliest members of the ba
of Audubon county and he will bt
missed by his colleagues and his fami
ly by the community.
The juniors of the Presbyterian
church, realizing the worth of thei
superintendent, Mrs. H. U. Funk
and wishing to show their apprecia
ton for her kindly services in thei
behalf, presented her Sunday with
beautiful bible as token by whicl
she in after years and amid new SUI
roundings would remember tn
youths whose moral lives she directe'
and cared for while here.
- In the battle for nomination in tn
- republican primaries Monday. it wa
clearly demonstrated that third term
e in Audubon county are at an end
!. The campaign this fall has been terri
fic. The candidates will now have t
q make another campaign. All read
IL the democrats have spotted what the
deem the weak men and will put u
the strongest fight in that quarter
le They believe that the republicans al
le 80 sure of Iowa in presidential yea
that scratch here and there don
y make much difference and will wor
70 for all there is in them.
&. Audubon County Fair.
re The fair is now in progress an
70 opening fine. Some of the best RAJ
e. ing is presented that has ever been i
the circuit. We give partial list {
the horses entering below and til