Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-21
FARM LOANS.
s Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport Savings Bank.
BAGLEY e NELSON

A few of those bargains left at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's.
| Patent leather shoes $3.50 and up at
Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Ladies' patent kid oxfords SITS at
Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Get your footwear at Rasmussen &
Jensen's and save money.
| Bargains in low shoes and oxfords
at Rasmussen & Jensen's.
John johnson, wife and girl came
home Wednesday from trip to Hi
nois.
A large shipment of Growers sssoft
shoes for tender feet" at Rasmussen &
Jensen's.
Ladies' Dongola kid patent leather
tip dress shoes $1.5O at Rasmussen &
Jensen's.
w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
EmbaImer, Day phone loo, Night
phone loo. 12-3l.tf
VIM. Cloughly was in Bonesteel the
first of the week, registering and see
ing the country.
Mike Carroll had three good COWS
killed by lightning during the storm
last Monday night.
Ada Kuhn got home from Des
Moines last Saturday where she has
been for some time visiting friends.
Mrs. Lon Yagger and children of
Davenport, is here this week visiting
with her parents at the Leonard home
out in the country.
Mrs. Wilson Burnside went up to
the lakes last Thursday to spend the
summer with the Van Gorders at
their summer cottage.
George Kerr and wife, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Neff, went to their home
last week after most pleasant visit
here.
Miss Helen Ward returned home
Wednesday from Nebraska where she
has been visiting for the past few
weeks. Her father was out to accom-
pany her home.
F. A. Buthweg, of the clothing firm
here, was one of the business men to
try his luck in the big land lottery in
the Rosebud country, he getting home
Tuesday from there.
Miss Moore, who keeps books for j.
F. Russell, leaves tomorrow for Yank-
ton to register for a homestead, and
will then 60 to her home for a weeks
vacation from her work.
Nels Nielsen who was formerly in
business here with Faaborg e. Nelson,
went through here last Wednesday on
his way up to Yankton to register for
a claim in the Rosebud agency.
P. A. Rasmussen and family were
out to Elkhorn Sunday visiting their
| friends. Mrs. Rasmussen and the
children remained out there for few
days visit, while he returned home to
business.
Mrs. VIM. McFarlane and daughter
who have been here the past week
from Omaha, visiting with friends,
after having had a most pleasant
week here.
Miss Ida Mott, who trimmed for J.
F. Russell this season, left the first of
the week for Oklahoma, where she
will spend her vacation days until she
goes to Chicago to buy the fall stock
for Mr.. Russell.
The Misses Edith Beason, Maude
Doak, Edith Lane, Mae and Cora
McIlvaine and Messrs John Doak and
Lutte Lane drove over to Templeton
Monday morning and went to Yank-
ton and got back home by midnight,
having registered for the great OPEN
ing.
The union services are being we'll
pastors. The services last Sunday
night were in the Christian church
with Rev. Wolburn in the pulpit.
Next Sunday evening they will be
held in the Presbyterian church and
Rev. Mccormick will preach the SER
mon.
Soren r. Nelson of near Extra was
up Wednesday attending county in
stitute. Soren is one of the best teach
ers in the county and has taught tor
the last seven years in the home
school or others near it. His capa bill.
ity is undisputed and though he is
not attending institute this year, he
keeps abreast of the times.
Peter kelger, who clerks in at Ras.
mussen & Jensen's shoe store, took
his parents, who are here from their
home in Council Bluffs visiting him,
out to Kimbal]ton Monday, to visit
Peter Esbeck near there. While there
Peter proved that he has not forgot.
ten how to farm, by going out and
driving the team moving grass.
Charles Zion and Bert Mel .eran got
home from Yankton Tuesday, where
they registered. Charley reports that
the order kept by the agents is very
poor. Those who line up to register
are continually annoyed by Others
who have more nerve than manners
pushing in ahead and getting regis.
tered first. He says about three hun
dred dropped in line ahead of them
making it slow for them to advance tc
the registering booths.
The. park is showing up now in
most excellent shape and is credit