Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-20
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LoANS.
In 800 Optional Payne ,,ts
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

CHARLES BAGLEY
Mrs. Eugene Talbot died recently
Building is on the boom in Fiscus
John Ward is in Missouri on bust
ness.
George Harmon was visiting at
Coon Rapids.
VIM. Laubender is building a new
house on his lots.
T. S. Watts returned from his trip
to Omaha Monday.
John Lohner, of Extra, was visi-
tor here Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson, the dress
maker, is very sick.
w. A. Smutney was down to Extra
on business Tuesday.
The family of Ray Mills has been
afflicted with measles.
Howard Kittell, of Gray, was in Au
dubon last Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Davis is iniMenlo visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Earhart.
Mr.. Frank Green went to Coon
Rapids on business Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. C. F. Wicker has sold his
house to John Davis for 100000.
| G. E. Mertz, of Gray, was in Audi.
bon Thursday evening on business.
J.C. Kelley and wife, of Brayton,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wood.
\ Mrs. Banning down near Hamlin.
has been quite sick but is improving.
B. c. Brookfeld, of Manning. was
in town Thursday evening on bust
ness.
Hans Johnson is in town today to
meet his son who is returning from
Ames.
Mesner OFT, an old typo of the
Republican, is located in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Ralph Robinson led Christian En-
deavor at the Christian Church Sun
day evening.
John McKarahan returned from
his Mexico trip feeling much better
for his trip:
Theo. Myers is having house built
on the Ballard Estate in Wyoming
for the heirs.
4 Frank Rice is up in the Dakotas
again buying horses for the Audubon
County Farmers.
\ Mrs. Elmer johnson of Valley
Junction is visiting her parents M. H.
Mccall and wife.
Sam Wilson sold horse last week
for $4,000. How is that for an Audu-
bon County colt?
Mr. Chas. Van Gorder and wife re-
turned from their stay IN California
much invigorated.
Byron Phelps Sr. and Jr. returned
improved in health.
Doctor Fulton was called to Lewis
in consultation with Doctor Royal of
Des Moines Wednesday.
/ Messrs. Hunter & Smutney has add.
ed beautiful hearse to stock of fun
eral equipments in Extra.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Miller, of Cam.
eron Township, were business visitors
to the county seat Wednesday.
The little child of Matte Maltesen
has SO far recovered from appendicitis
that they brought it to town last week.
Mr.. Hans Morteson of the firm of
Morteson & Juel of Hamlin, was do
ing business In Audubon Wednesday.
Ernest Tharnish, cousin to Frank
Tharnish, was recently appointed
secretary to the governor of Arizona
Territory.
Mr.. Hern who has completed his
contract in the erection of the canning
factory returned to his Chicago home
last week.
Rasmus Hedegaard, the Kimballton
clothing man gave Hans Fabricius,
ten fine suits of clothes for building
lot in Fiscus.
Rev. Ehlers, of the German Luth.
eran Church, of Lincoln Township
was doing business in Audubon
Wednesday.
Mr.. Otto Liebe says he lost good
horse last week by running into a
barb wire fence receiv ny injuries from
which it died.
Chris Sorenson has traded for q
stock of boots, shoes, cloaks and
furnishing goods in Atlantic and will
close them out here.
Matt johnson and Peter Matesen
started for Denmark yesterday and
will stay in Chicago until Matthias
Matesen and two other Danish gentle
men joins them when they will all
cross the Atlantic together.