Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-02
AUDUBON NEWS

In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
| CHARLES RAGLEY
Mrs. Let Hill has been quite sick.
Mr.. Greenwaldt was in town Mon
day.
| Mrs. Wood Soar is reported to be
sick.
Mrs. Delahoyde of Extra, was in
town Wednesday.
Thomas Klemish was at the county
seat transacting business.
o. c. Donaldson visited over Sun.
day with his family here.
III. j. Priebe and wife returned from
a visit to Omaha, Tuesday.
Tom Davis and Charles Donaldson
went down to Anita last week.
| Mrs. John McFarlane of st. Joe, Mo.
is in the city visiting friends.
Elder Kraft gave stereoptican lee
ture, his efforts were very pleasing.
Mrs. Kennedy received a visit from
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Jump, of
Carroll.
A school of instruction in the Ma
sonic Lodge has been held by Mr.. M.
Matson.
Chas. Van Gorder and wife left
Wednesday for Los Angeles for few
months.
Adam Troxel, who has been down
to Oklahoma for some time, visiting,
returned.
Our old friend Hudler received the
sad intelligence of the death of niece
at Let's, la.
Mrs. Dan Railsback, daughter of
Mrs. Bailey, is here from Okla, visit
ing her parent.
Sam Gardner Jr. has been very i'll.
They think he was poisoned by eating
canned tomatoes.
4 Mrs. Nellie Rendell, of Extra, is to
stay at the poor farm until she has
recovered her health.
] Ex-Clerk of the Courts, Let Hill re.
turned from Oklahoma, where he has
been for several weeks.
A brother of our able and accom-
pllshed supervisor, f. d. Searles, was
visiting him last week.
Fred Ballard of York, Nebraska, but
I bis 9riagd OF tnl me- county, is making
Thirtv-six below zero Sin the shaded
whew! And the boys all whistling SIN
the good old summer time"
The manufacturers of the One Min
ute Washer are moving into q build.
ing west of the McKarahan hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Watts entertain.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and fami.
y and Mr.. Little at dinner Wednes.
day
Mrs. q. NJ Sampson, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Rasmussen, returned to her home at
Menlo, Wednesday.
The Rev. Whistler, formerly of Extra
but now of Cincinnati, Ia, is a prom.
inent candidate for Grand Master
Workman of the A. o. e.. W., of the
state.
The Sunday School class Of the
Christian Church had sleigh riding
party Monday night
Charles Watts entertained few
friends Tuesday night and after three
hours of constant fun, frolic, feasting
and exchanges of kind wishes. the
lguests disbanded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and family
Saturday night.
/ The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. McK ara
han, Friday February 10Jh, at three P.
M. Tea will be served at five O'Clock.
j The explosion of a gasoline stove
caused q contlagation in the DIR.
Brooks home last week. The flames
burned the kitchen but were exiting
uished before destroying anything
more. The Journal expresses the graf
titude of DR.. Brooks to all who so
kindly assisted in extinguishing the
flames.
| County Superintendent, Arthur
Farquhar returned from Pembina
last week where he has been attending
the Hartzel trial. Mrs. Farquhar in
tended to have held the examinations
u but not having received the list of
questions from the state superinten.
dent the examinations will be held
at later date.
The Columbian Lecture Course.
The third number of the Columbian
lecture course given at Audubon last
Friday evening was decided success.
The audience was large and gave the
entertainer q sympathetic hearing.
That MIR. Packard is cartoonist Of
high rank cannot be doubted by any
one who saw his pictures. The rapidity
| with which he akafAhed sauaraI tunaa