Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-23
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY


CHARLES BAGLEY
DR.. Childs was in Chicago last week.
Frank Smutney is attending school
at Des Moimes.
The Simpson Orchestra will give an
entertainment here Monday eve, Mar.
81.
F. A. Riggs of Missouri will help
his sou erect lightning rods this sum-
mer.
Mat johnson contemplates visit
to his native home, Denmark, this
summer; delightful.
Ray Mills, the gentlemanly foreman
of the Republican is at Council Bluffs
serving on the Grand Jury.
Mr.. H j. Priebe has resigned and
Mr.. Jess of Missouri is the new mana.
ger of the Audubon Poultry and Egg
House.
Joe Ross left Saturday evening for
Cedar Rapids to visit with his par.
ents and look after some matters of
BUSINESS.
The Board of Supervisors and Coun-
| ty Auditor were out at Council Bluffs
last week looking over the plans of
storm caves of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Triplet departed for
California after spending several
months with Mrs. Triplet's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Harris.
Mrs Downs of Harlan arrived here
Monday for visit at the home of her
son Guy, who is employed in the Ian.
er and Baker meat market.
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEET, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
Lefty Lane and John Doak brot in
five cars of cattle which they intend
to range in the big "Stuart Pasture
over in Guthrie County. They want
a thousand head.
The interurban is again being pro-
ljected. 1t is expected the line will be
completed TO Westover by May 1st
but which direction it will be built
from there is as yet an uncertainty.
MIR. Jens Kjer, the artistic decorator
of Atlantic has about completed his
lahors in the DR.. Childs home. He
certainly knows how to make home
"a thing of beauty and JOY forever
Shoot quick boys for you must not
kill any wild duck, goose, brant, rail
plover, or any marsh or beach bird
between April ID and September ]
1905 or any other year until furthe
notice.
Grandpa Wattles is in possession o
1 a copy of a telegram said to be from
Immediately after the battle Of Muk
den; which reads: "-All is lost excep
Oyama and we are trying to lose him
signed Kuropatkin.
Chris Christensen, q recent arriva
from Denmark, at the Farmers HON.
became delirious; went out of doors
during the night, became weak, and
tainted and lay in the snow for sever
al hours. He was taken to the hom,
of j. G. johnson where he is GONZALES
cling.
Bert Dollahyde is to be united il
marriage to Miss Martha Clark
daughter of Mr.. W. M. Clark of thi
county. 10 occur at Ora, Miss. OF
Wednesday, March %. Bert is wei
known here and has good position
there, where they intend to max
there future home.
For twenty years the name of III. d
Hollister has been known in Melvill
township and during that time, prac
ticed economy and frugality an,
amassed much wealth. He now ha
gone to the land of the setting SUI
Washington there to end his days il
peace where storms and severe wealth
er are not known.
Henry Petersen, the efficient fore
man on the Hon. Asmus Boysel
ranch, north of Gray, will move ant
take control of the Farmers Home a
Audubon, March, %. Mr.. Petersen
and his wife are perfectly we'll quail
fled to attend to the arduous duties O
hotel life and we bespeak for them
good profitable trade.
Mr.. Leaf has suffered great dea
/ with his broken leg. We trust tn
bone will heal quickly so that h
may be able to attend to bushes
again. He has the best OF assistant
about him, however, which fact mus
be q consolation to a man who is com
4 PEELED through necessity to give III
business matters. The Journal syn
pathizes with you, Frank.
Editor Mott of the Republican
again at his post recording the move
ments of a busy people. OCCASIONAL.
hanging a ''stop-my-paper" card O
the dead hook" Making chang
4 from "R. f.. d. to II. +. ID. ~ ett
Then comes the agreeable duty
please send your paper to job
Smith, r., f. ID. |, Cleveland, p. O.
Sycamore county Tor some other place
I with the gratifying assurance, ''charg
A to me for awhile" Mr. Mott has bee
enjoying the balmy breezes of the Pr
tomac as felt at Washington, ID. c.