Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-26
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
Ia 800 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES sAGLEy

~ kfCSC xG0EGS.
CHARLES RAGLEY
James Trummel is again able to be
out.
Mr.. Ollie Coon was business visitor
at Gray last week.
Mr.. Rable, who has been SO very
sick, is improving.
F. R. Mclaughlin was an Audubon
business visitor last week.
A. A. Nelson of Oakffeld township
was business visitor here.
Miss Emma Russell went to Extra
to visit friends and relatives.
Taking somethingfnr the appetite.
breakfast, dinner and supper.
Messrs Foley and Cleaver shipped
cars of cattle Saturday night.
Mrs. o. B. Train went down to Ex-
ira Monday night visiting friends.
A special stock train left Audubon
over the q. & N. W.. Saturday night.
| Mrs. Comsay attended the funeral
of her mother who died at Ablline,
Kansas.
| Charlie Call from Aurora, Neb. was
visiting his relatives, Mr.. O. q. Don
aldson.
Benjamin Tramp came home from
Creston, where he had been visiting
his brothers.
Miss Minnie Maharg, after pleas
ant home coming, has again returned
to her duties at Ames.
Ed Wood, our County Recorder,
and his estimable wife were visiting
in the country Sunday.
Ed Troxel removed with his family
to Colorado Springs where he expects
to make his future home.
! Enough snow fell Sunday to make
the sleighs slip along merrily-that is
when the girls are along.
Frank Nicholson. the horse buyer,
shipped very fine Car of horses to
Chicago, Saturday night.
| Grin Eddy has gone to Palestine,
| Colorado, where he will follow his
occupation, the carpenter trade.
Miss Myrtle Ross returned to her
home from Cedar Falls on account of
the scarlet fever epidemic there.
Mr.. Dan Branstratter, who has been
in Texas several years, will return to
his farm on the classic Botna soon.
Rev. T.. J. McDougall of Minnesota,
will take charge of his work, the M.
d. circuit commencing next Sunday.
| Lew Groteluschen was appointed
executor of the will of the late Mrs.
Ruiz. Lew will deal fairly with all.
II Mrs. Beason, the widow of the late
T. III. Beason, and mother of Ed Beas-
son, is very sick and fears are en-
tertained for her recovery.
4 Elmer Greenlee, of Melville town
ship, will move his family to Guthrie
county next week. He has bought a
miles southwest of Bayard.
Frank Corner of Gray was doing
business in Audubon Saturday. Mr..
Corner is making preparations to
move to the Rosebud Agency in Feb.
uary.
| Auditor Ben Train was at Des
Moines Saturday, doing business with
the Auditar of State. Mr.. Train re-
turned home by the Northwestern
route Monday.
i DR.. Carrie Brooks returned from
Vinton Monday morning, where she
has been attending the funeral of her
uncle. DR.. A. T.. Brooks returned
Friday night.
MI, Too,on p ~ cold +ho;r forro
out in Sharon township and expect
to expand their furniture business.
These gentlemen are hustlers after
business and will succeed.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Bascom started for Penn
bina last week as witness in very
unpleasant case pending there. The
relatives and friends of the defendants
have the sympathy of the Journal.
For SALE-Choice Plymouth Rocl
Cockrels and Shropshire Rams. Com,
and see them or write your wants.
VIM. L. CLARK,
Route Hamlin, Iowa.
H. B. Shelley of Gray, was bust
ness visitor at Audubon Saturday
Mr.. Shelley was one of the fortunat,
renters of Audubon county last year
having cleared $ll00 during the year
Jake Layland returned from hi
1 Oklahoma trip last week and report
q very fine country around Ell Reno
Mr.. Layland is now thinking of going
into the barber business in the tow
of Ross, north of this place.
On account of leaky fues the engin
assigned to pull the Audubon trail
NEo,,Aou vpNrninr from Monninn n
Audubon naturally went dead. An
other engine was sent for and brough
the train down the branch, but owe
two hours late. ,sEARHnS
Jovial Jack Lemon Is back on hi
run again after several days "court
ing''. When Mr. Lemon misses q tri
every station along the line knows II
his genial manner has endeared hin
to all who come in business contac
4 with him.