Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-09
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES BAGLEY

CHARLES BAGLEY
Mrs. Chester Caldwell is reported
quite ill.
DR.. Fulton made professional Wis
it at Extra.
The last term of court was remark
ably free of work.
Harper's Art Gallery. Platinotypes
the newest thing out.
DIR. f. Rosenbladt went over to Bay
ard to visit his parents.
Charley Schmidt was business
caller at tbs county seat.
Rev. Christensen preached in
Audubon Wednesday night.
Attorney George Cosson attended
legal business at Extra Friday.
Rev. Gregerson preached in the Ger
man church here last Sabbath.
Miss Bessie Craig of Colo, is here
visiting her cousin. S. w. Wright.
Bert Freeman was at Atlantic TAX
ing medical advice and treatment
The babe of Charles Wilde, who has
been 80 very sick, is much better.
Harper's life size pictures on sofa
pillows are all the rage. Harper's Art
Will Tramp returned to his Creston
home, after short visit with his par
ents.
Arthur and Bert McNutt are load
ing their goods for their Oklahoma
home.
Mr.. Mccall and family has moved
back to his farm TO try and regain his
health.
The Club Dance at the Maccabee
hall last week was very enjoyable
event.
Platinotype is a perfect Photographic
picture in platinum black at Harper's
Art Studio.
Lou Shingledecker was down from
Ross, Saturday, having some dental
work done.
Dr. Fulton was called in consultation
with Or. Brown, to Lewis, Cass coun-
ty, last Saturday.
The K. of p. Lodge gave a smoker
social and banquet. Sixty five mem,
bers were present.
Messrs. kellogg and Rasmussen rep
resented Audubon Lodge X. of P. at
Atlantic last week.
Bertol Jensen and family, of Ross,
was visiting his business partner, Mr..
Rasmussen, Sunday.
The Kentucky Evangelist is assist.
ing at the Presbyterian church during
, the present religious effort.
John A. Nash purchased fine driv
ing horse, and now has fine driving
team, perfectly quiet, and worth $500
Reese Dickey has gone to st. Paul,
Nebraska, for very fine horse that
he bought of Frank Iams, the noted
dealer.
Miss Nellie Cochran, daughter of
VIM. Cochran, formerly of this coun-
ty, is visiting friends here. Her home
is in Adair, Iowa.
George Gillispie an old settler of
|, Viola township, but now OF Butte
City, Nebraska, was here visiting his
son and old friends.
Messrs. Christensen and Lang have
finished invoicing the John McKara.
j, han stock of hardware and have taken
possession of same.
o. C. Donaldson is renewing the &C.
auaintance of his family. Mr.. Don.
ALLISON is ION the road" handling line
of gloves and mittens.
+ The fire department are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of conducting the 4tt
of July celebration this year. W.
= trust the boys will make it go.
The X. of. P. Lodge, of Kimballton
Will merge with the X. of P. Lodge
: here, believing it will be more econom
t ical, and long stride in fraternity.
We have plenty of money to loan OF
q real estate at five per cent-optiona
: payments.
LEET, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
8 An oyster supper was given at thu
0 Miss Kate Roche home, Monday, fo
the benefit of the Catholic church
q Sandwiches, coffee and cake were alst
served. The attendance was very good
Y WANTED-Two thousand people t,
attend George Hoover's sale Of wagons
, buggies and implements of all de
n scriptions, next Saturday, March It'll
j at 10 o'clock. See ad for particulars
: The Extra Concert Band will Civ
: one of their popular concerts here a
the M. w. A. hall Friday next, Marcl
q 18th. All lovers of refined classica
= masterpieces should attend this con
e cert and encourage Audubon county
y musical artists.
d NC. Nelson and son, of Brayton
r closed deal with Herman HinZe, Q
Manning, by which they sold thei
y philip Bickelhaupt farm in Viol
20 township at 500. 90 per acre, taking
n ,oou, l>r;cL h1il6inO in Monpipr a no,