Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-11
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payne sats
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

CHARLES BAGLEY
Harry Herbert is visiting in Allan
tic.
John Mcclure drove up from Extra
Sunday.
Asmus Boysen came in from Chica-
go Tuesday.
A brother of Judge Green from Neb-
raska, is here visiting this week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Wilson, last week.
w. ]. Wilson was excused from
jury duty and went home Tuesday.
Miss Reinemund is visiting her
brother Frank and family at Corning.
P. Parsons was brought before the
mayor Tuesday, charged with intox-
ication.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Creveling are
visiting relatives at Shenandoah and
Griswold.
Harry Sampson was in from Des
Moines Sunday. Harry is practic
ing lawyer.
Mr.. August Meyer and wife visited
with their relatives near Templeton
last Sunday.
Mrs. Fredericksen and daughter,
May have gone to Illinois for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Rob Clark and sister, Miss Lulu
Clark of Hamlin, were Audubon Wis.
itors Saturday.
Rev Ansorge of Manning was visit.
ing with Rev. Ehlers and family the
first of last week.
Mrs. Wesley Switzer was a very
sick woman for few days but is bet
ter at this writing.
The class day exercises will be given
in the assembly room of the school
building on Thursday, May, %.
Mr.. L. Ketelsen and wife attended
church Sunday morning and visited
with their relatives in the afternoon.
Rev. Ansorge and Rev. Ehlers at
tended conference of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church at Manila last
week.
Mrs Mott is delegate to the P. f
o. convention at Washington Iowa
and is in attendance at the meeting
this week.
Mrs. f. P. Hooker is at Washington
Iowa this week as a delegate from
our local society to tine State P. e. O.
Convention.
Mr.. Taggart has set a large bill o.
trees for Mr.. Nakey, the harness mar
of Ross. He also set out a nice lot fol
Nels M. Nelson.
Harry Arnold returned from his
southern trip Saturday feeling as in.
vigorated as southern rose kissed by
the April Zephyrs.
DIR. Brooks received two oil paint
ings of his father and mother, last
week. They are very fine and excellent
likenesses of his parents.
Mr. Theo. Martens and wife of Ross
attended church in Lincoln township
last Sunday and visited with Rev
Ehlers in the afternoon.
Mrs. George Townsend is at Water
loo this week being -Audubon's repre-
sentative at the Woman's Clubs con
vention in session there.
The Mothers Club is preparing tc
entertain the fathers at special meet
ing in the near future. One of the i'm
portant topics to be considered is the
curfew.
The teachers are planning picnic
to Elkhorn in the near future. "En
chanting woodsn How true twill be
And more enchanting when they are
full of t, achers.
Everything down at the canning
factory is rushing now. The manage
ment is looking for a heavy seasons
business Two cars of empty cans wer
received recently.
Miss Myrtle Brown, who went t,
Villisca as trimmer in milliner stor
has been obliged to give up that pos
iti0n on account of i'll health. She ha
gone to Malvern to visit her sister
Mrs. Kiser.
Commencement exercises will oc
cur Friday evening May 26. DR.. Shell
ton Of lndianola, president of Simp
son College and we'll known to many
of our people has been secured to Civ
LQe lecture.
Last week was moving week in Au
dubon. Mr.. Anspach moved from Ex
ira to the Moreland proerty; Ray Mill
to the Doc. Wilson property; H. B
Wilson moved to the Frank Wilson
place; Frank Wilson to the John Lido
place and the end is not yet.
Fl. w. Stearns is happy. A little
stranger arrived in his home last weel
and the little fellow after finding wha
nice papa and mamma he had con
cluded to stay. The stranger il
question has brot with him the appel
lation "Teddy." Teddy Strenuou
Stearns. Anti-race suicidalist. Will
that do Doc?
Git onto that now. You're Judging
Cop that aggy. Slips Slips! Gimm,
that peewee. That's not baseball slang