Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-27
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY


with kidney trouble.
Howard Rathburn has returned
to his home in Colorado.
Mrs. Harry Arnold entertained
friends at dinner recently.
Postmaster Wilson has added a
nice addition to his house.
VIM. O'Connell has sold his resi-
dence to Professor Frank MantZ.
George Fredricksen, of Brayton,
was a business caller Wednesday
last.
Guy Downs received visit from
his aunt, Mrs Cherry of Harlan last
week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cooper of Stockton,
Kansas is visiting her brother, Charles
Stocking.
Pete NJ. Petersen is home from his
Dakota trip and thinks Iowa good
enough for him.
John Renftle was in the city on
business Wednesday. John is in the
real estate business.
Mrs. c. d. Dewing of Manning,
made w. II. Cowles and wife pleas
ant visit last week.
Geo. Weighton was doing business
in Extra Friday. George is certainly
an able veterinarian.
Earl Maharg and his sister Miss
Minnie returned, to their studies at
Ames Sunday evening.
The board of county supervisors
met in adjourned session Monday, all
members being present.
H. D. Emery is hauling cream for
the Fairmont Creamery Co. at Mann
ing. Shipping from here.
Frank Carper who has attended to
the bakery at Rice's restaurant for
long time, has resigned his position.
Miss Myrtle Ross is learning the
millinery business in the millinery
department of the j. F. Russell store.
Sam Stoop was at Des Moines last
week visiting his wife and son. The
young man is attending Drake Uni.
versity.
:, Fred Vermilya is very busy remode-
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TO admit more light by the aid of
prism glass.
Mr.. Wood Soar sold his interest in
the harness business to his father
DAVID Soar who will continue the
business as before.
Arthur Krell who for many years
lived in Audubon was elected to the
Principalship of the Indianola High
School. Success Arthur.
Hon. Asmus Boysen and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr.. Boysen's sister-in-law
are in Audubon on business connected
with the Commercial Bank.
Mrs. Dickinson, the sister of Doctor
Brooks and Mr.. G. B. Brooks died at
Los Angeles, California. The lady
was inferred at Huron, South Dakota.
Charles E. Shelton, of Simpson
College will deliver the address
to the graduates this year. He de-
livered an address here four years
ago.
Oddfellows banquet last night at
their lodge room to commemorate the
anniversary of the order was we'll at
tended and very enjoyable evening
was spent.
The power of His resurrection was
the topic from which Mrs. Vollmer
spoke to the young people last Sab.
bath her discourse was certainly very
instructive.
J.C. Kelley of Brayton, F. H. Bash.
am and NJ. s. Heedegard took the ex-
animation necessary to become r. f.
d. Carriers before Postmaster Wilson,
last week.
DIR. Carrie Brooks returned last week
from Vinton where she had been Wis
iting. Miss Bessie Brooks, a cousin,
came home with her and will remain
some time.
The Lafay boys who moved to Can
ada year ago, report that the win
Ter mas not been very severe, and
they are getting along nicely with
spring work.
County Superintendent Farquhar
went to Des Moines Monday where
he will attend meeting OF the county
superintendent of the state which
meet their Tuesday.
Our old friend William A. Clark OF
near Hamlin is again able to be out
although quite poorly. These old
war veterans should be better paid by
our great government
Merchant of Venicen will be play.
ed at Gray Friday night to 1--WE hope
full house. This is play gotten up
by the Audubon High School scholars
and is very entertaining.
That fine rain last Thursday night
gladdened the hearts of our toilers
who were sure we needed more
moisture. Vegetation now smiles
once more and our people are happy.
The Asmus Boysen Timing Company.
The new Company is incorporated
under the laws of the state of Wyom.
ing with capitalization of twenty.
five millions of dollars fully paid up
an6 NON occooooh1o Mr. poreor