Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-09
FARM LOANS.
n. 800 Optional Payments
At Best Rsxtes.
CHARLES sAGLEY

Born; 10 MT ana MIS- Homer DAVlS,
fine baby girl.
A. n. Detwiler is rapidly recovering
from his operation for cancer.
The canning factory will be hum
ming away one of these bright days.
f. NJ. Horton of Oakti was trans
acting business in the Hup last week.
Elk County Recorder o. c. Donald
son was transacting business in Anita
Saturday.
VIM. Jordan of Harrington, Neb.
returned to his home after a very plea
SAINT visit here.
Mrs Kiser of State Center is here Wis
iting her mother and father Mr. and
Mrs G. F. Brown.
Mercury thirty six below and Mr.
G. Round Hog saw his shadow too.
Johnnie, stir the fire.
Hi. Mendenhall received a finely
bred Shorthorn calf from the Darland
herd of Powesheik county.
A sister of Mrs S. A. Graham stop
ped off here for a visit, while return
| ing from trip to California.
Jack Dennis is suffering from the
grip these days which makes the man
agement of his business very arduous.
| Thirty six head of as fine hogs as
can be found in western Iowa at the
stock Pavilion at Manning FEB. l6.
Miss Ethel Kuhn has gone to Chi
cago where she will take collegiate
/ mi.
versity.
James Call of Nebraska who has
been receiving treatment this winter
returned to his home very much i'm
proved.
w. l.. Caster attended the funeral
of a relative at Nicola, who was burn
ed to death while using gasolene to
kindle fire.
u. Negley of Omaha, is at the
bedside Of his father who was taken
sick while visiting his daughter Mrs
M. o. Gaffin south of town.
MrC. H. Donaldson down in Audu-
bon township has sold his farm to
John Henderson of Anita for $50: per
acre and gives possession March first.
| Forget thee not that fhe Presbyter-
ian Missionary Society will meet at
Mrs John McKarahans Friday after
noon Feb. 10. at three P, M. Tea at five
| George Brown was in the southport
of the county recently with a load of
those fine brooms of his. George is an
expert in his line and his goods show
lit.
Don't forget that the Mothers Club
will entertain the fathers, Tuesday
evening Feb. IA. Fathers ought to APP
preciate this movement and attend in
delegations.
| For SALE-Choice Plymouth Rock
| Cockrels and Shropshire Rams. Come
and see them or write your wants.
| VIM. L. CLARK,
| Route Hamlin, Iowa.
II. B. Wilson had family reunion
at his home previous to his departure
for the Rosebud country. Miss Verge
of South Dakota, MrsFrank Reinemund
and son of Corning and MIR and Mrs
Frank Corner of Gray were all present
Congress has extended the time fol
homesteaders in the Rosebud country
to occupy their land to six weeks long
!, err. Those who drew claims do no
have 10 90 there until the middle o
March.
Joe Heath who has been q resi-
: dent here many years, has purchased
farm in Oklahoma and will start TO
that country about the middle of thu
r month. We certainly regret to los
these good people. OF course the Jour
nal will follow them to their new
home and chat with them about thei
! old friends each week.
Charley Colee of Greeley township
has been east visiting his aged mothe
at Indianapolis Ind. and his brothe
: Lewis at Mooresville the same state
Lewis contracted a cancer on the fac
I sometime ago which refuses to yiel.
to treatment and Mr. Colee is mucl
alarmed about him. Lewis worked TO
Charley back in 81.
The old battleship Maine is to be re
covered. The water is to be pumpe
from its hulk, the American sailor