Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-12-22
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Refes.
CHARLES HAGLEy

Frank Leet was down to Des Moines
last week on business.
John Norris went down to Atlantic
last Thursday on business.
Remember that the headquarters for
Santa Claus is always at A. HI. Rob-
ert's. 1873
Lena Pound and brother leave today
for Newton to spend a few days visit
| ing relatives.
H. F. Watts got home from Chicago
where he has been in college the past
few months.
A good clean stock of toys of every
kind and description may be seen in
the toy department at A. H. Roberts
Mrs. Crockett of Dakota came down
last week and visited at the home of
Arthur Farquar.
For albums, toilet sets, novelties,
writing paper and kindred articles go
to A. ii. Roberts. 1888
The boys of Sam Cramer eft for Iowa
City Tuesday for a holiday visit with
relatives and friends.
Seth Hartzell of Extra was up We'd
nesday visiting friends and attending
to county seat affairs.
Mark Butterton who has been visit
ing relatives here went to his home in
Oklahoma Wednesday evening.
Clifford Brooks was the leader last
Sunday night at the Epworth League
and they had a splendid meeting.
When you are looking for a hand
some Christmas present remember the
old stand. A. H. Roberts always has
more than other places. II SO
DR.. J. f. Shepard of Nebraska, was
over Wednesday to marry Jacob Ruhs
aud Eva Taylor, daughter OF Frank
Taylor, out north of town.
Ned Wood is spending considerable
time in the county recorders office
getting acquainted with the work he
will have to 90 during the next term.
A book is about as handsome a.. pre-
sent as you a give at Christmas
time and A. H. Roberts has a fine line
of late and uptodate ones for that pur.
pose and in the best binding. 1883
Owen Davis says that he has had
fine season with his fine hogs and has
disposed of nearly the whole of them.
He sold a fine heifer, the first of the
week, to A. A. Zaner, that he consid
cred, as we'll as every n else, a splen-
did bargain.
The chicken business is getting to
be a growing industry in the county.
Five cars were shipped out last week
and and about forty have been sent
out during the fail. The people can
easily raise SIS to $40 worth of'chick-
ems, and that is a material help when
it comes to buying Christmas pres.
ents.
The following named members were
elected to the offices of the Command
cry at their last regular session: G. H.
Earhart, E. c.; ]. e. Griffith, G.; D.
Z. freeman, G. G.; G. E. Talbot, S.
W.; p. j. Freeman, J. W.; w. F. Nc
Cormick, Prelate; +. S. Waltz. Treas.
Ed. B. Cousins, Recorder.
The high school give a Program
Friday and one on the number is q de.
bate on the question. "Resolved, that
money has more influence on man
kind than education, The speakers
for the affirmative are, Marion jones,
Martha Hubbold and John Donaldson
The negative, Miles Gardner, Kele1
Walburn and Sam Wicker.
At the last meeting of the lFRof P.
lodge they decided to have aNnokel
early in January and the prov com.
mittee was appointed to make the nee
essary arrangements to make it a sue
cess: The boys are beginning to take
an interest in the work and will soor
have material for going through the
regular work of the order.
J. w. Nc CURE OF Melville, ane
wife and daughter returned home
Wednesday from Omaha where ht
went with a couple of cars of sheer
and cattle. MI. Nc CURE has found
the sheep industry of this county
steadily growing in the past few years
and that there are being more bred
every year. They find that it pays