Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-23
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY


House cleaning is on at the auditors
office.
Mrs. Reese Dickey is visiting at the
Woods home this week.
The NJ. e. missionary meeting was
at the Judge Green home. Mrs Steven
son was present.
| Carl Bailey, the gentlemanly clerk
that used to be in the Frick Drug store,
| is q business visitor here
r. NJ. Dickey went out to st. Paul
Nebraska to look at a fine horse that
he is thinking of purchasing.
H. B. Wilson went to Corning last
week to deliver his family horse which
he recently sold to his son-in-law,
Frank Reinemund.
The Columbian club has postponed
the reception they expected to have
Saturday night, till further notice, on
account of sickness and bad weather.
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEFT, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
The erection of the canning factory
has been delayed for few days on &C.
count of the imperfect title to one of
the lots. An organization of the COM
pany will be effected in short time.
One of our advertisers writes with
out doubt the best advertising medium
in western Iowa, is the Audubon
| County Journal. From my ad in
your paper 1 have had gratifying
! results".
Miss Myrtle Ross returned to her
home from Cedar Falls, sick. She is
much better, however. Miss Myrtle
| is very studious lady and perhaps
| working too hard too obtain the edu-
cation she desires. Like her respected
mother, Mrs. S. G. Handles, she is very
ambitious and applies herself to her
| duties with a zeal.
The Epworth League will hold a
social in the NJ. E. church parlors, on
Thursday evening, February %, 1905.
| A special feature will be an auction
sale. as one of the amusements thought
| of, which is intended to create much
merriment. There will be other amuse-
ments along this line intended to en-.
terrain the many that are expected.
Without doubt the greatest fuel saver
ever invented on earth, is the one in.
vented in Audubon and covered by
letters patent No. 770.329. 1t will
carry off all cold air from where at
tached to stove pipe thereby saving
one third of the fuel required, where
it is not used. With it attached, all
foul odors are carried to the chimney
its action being continuous, the stove
never ''puffs" thereby obviating the
smoke nuisance in your house. Try
one and you will be convinced.
| Il. j. STAFFORD.
Audubon, Iowa.
Mr.. William Miller and Miss Ida
Berg, of Douglas township, were
united in marriage at the BRIDES home
Wednesday evening. No pen can de-
scribe the heartfelt feelings of parties
contracting in marriage. And how
beautiful and sublime the ceremony
when two hearts are blended into one
When motives are untarnished, when
the words "for better or for worse
have been spoken and the answers
given in the affirmative, and, when
perhaps fifty years have passed. and
this same blending has not been rent
asunder by the decay of mind an6
will, is it not a fitting climax to the
vicissitudes Of life, to cherish hope
for immortality? Go on, young friends
live up to the mandates from on high
and this earth of ours will be dwell
ing place next to heaven.
Fred McCrystal, of Cameron town
: ship, and Miss Lettie Jay, of Audubon
) were married at the home of the brid'
! Mr. Wesley Jay, Wednesday last. Rev
; Ed B. Cousins officiating. Only {
few were present on account of thu
, snow blockade. A wedding feast wa
spread and the young people received
many valuable and useful articles t
! help furnish their house, from rela
, tives and their many friends. Mis-
2 Jay was raised in our county, conse
/ quently attained that high standar'
5 of modesty, virtue and an admira bl
! cheerful disposition, so admired il
] women. Mr.. McCrystal was raised il
l Cameron township and possesse
/ those elements of manhood laugh
, him by one of the best fathers AM
. mothers that ever lived. May thes
young people never tarnish the nam
of an honored parentage, is the goo'
wish of the Journal.
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