Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-12
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
Era 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES BAGLEY

Mrs. Dave Coffman is reported
sick.
Uncle Tim Beason is quite sick with
Pneumonia.
Ash Davis, the cartoonist. Gray
January, 10.
The Hon. A. II. Edwards went to
Ames, Sunday.
Learn how cartoons are made. GRAY
January, 10, 1904.
Mrs. Jonn Ballman was a Omaha
passenger, Tuesday.
Mr.. Rose of Shelby, Iowa was a Wis
itor here last week.
William Laubender's son had a tu-
NOR removed, Saturday.
Mrs. Kneeman and Mrs. Loud Rip.
pey are also quite poorly.
H. A. Arnold was a passenger on the
train going south Monday.
Did you ever zee cartoons drawn.
See Davis at Gray January, 10.
Mrs. Finch has had a severe sick
spell but is some better at this writing.
On account of the storm, farmers
returned to their homes early Satur-
day.
Something fine as well as new
Davis's entertainment. Gray January,
10.
Tom Stafford bought two new chairs
for his tonsorial parlors and will in
stall them next week.
Miss Selma visited over Sunday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Klever re.
turning home Monday.
The assessors attended the meeting
at the Court House Tuesday which
was called by Auditor Train.
F. B. Perry, of Oakland Iowa, will
arrive next week to work in the
tonsorial parlors of Ray Brenton.
For sALE-Choice Plymouth Rock
Cockrels and Shropshire Rams. Come
and see them or write your wants.
Davis will furnish q. fine entertain.
ment at Gray January, 10.
Uncle Hi Mendenhall is very busy
getting out the One Minute washer for
which he has quite a number of or
ders.
VIM. Armstrong, the jolly old Ex-
Sheriff, now of Melville township,
was doing business on our streets Sat
urday.
Lewis Myers had the misfortune of
a horse falling on him and breaking
his leg, but is recovering as fast as can
be expected.
j. S. Hart of New Virginia, la. is
here buying horses for the western
range, and is paying as high as $3.50
for nice mares.
G. w. Colee, from over in Greeley
was a passenger going north Saturday
night with two cars of cattle for
the Chicago markets.
Mrs. Tom Williamson returned
Wednesday morning from a visit with
relatives in Oklahoma. She report q
very enjoyable time.
j. A. Frye of Knoxville. Iowa. has
leased the rae track on the fair
grounds and will be here shortly with
IL head of horses for training.
Mr.. A. N. Detwiler of Lincoln town
ship, submitted to an operation at the
hospital for cancer on the lip, last
week. He contemplates returning
home soon.
John Sivers returned to Atlantic
Saturday to enter In school after en-
Toying his Christmas vacation visiting
at the home of his brothers west Of
Ross.
One hundred and twenty two doll
/ ORC hoo hnnn 0N1lonfo1 r. r,;.Sl....1
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, the deaf mutes,
who lost their pocket book containing
money they saved, to pay the rent on
the farm.
o. e. Donaldson is representing the
the Continental Glove Co. and the
Curtis husking supplies. His terri
tory is south half of state from Illinois
Central south.
The question for discussion next
Tuesday night at the Hamlin Center
Literary is "Resolved that we owe
more honor to oar soldiers than to our
statesmen" Messrs. Bolinger and Dor
lin are the chief disputants.
Ex-County Recorder, O. G. BonaId
son will go down to Shenandoah this
week where he will enter upon his
duties in the clothing store of Lidd
and Donaldson. We wish Mr.. Don
sid mnch success in his new enter
prise.
Mr.. VIM. Layland sold his fine farm
south Of town to our old and esteemed
friend, Joe Sweezy. Mr.. S. was an old
settler of Cameron township where he
raised to manhood and womanhood
his fine family. Moving from there to
Stuart, Iowa. He has disposed of his
Stuart property and again returnes to
his first choice.
The premium list of the Audubon
County Agricultural Society will be
printed by the Audubon County Jour
nal this year. Any patron if not
called on, who desires advertising
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on this paper, if they will either call
at the Office, leave manuscript with
Pres. George Hoover, or drop the