Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-19
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOANl
With the German Savings
Bank at ) per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH & PHELPS
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Essie Herrick of Extra was calling
here Wednesday last
John Gray of Casey visited friends
here few days the past week.
Miss Pearl Wagner of Anita is Wis
iting at the LATE Simpson home.
Joe Nedrow of Gray was transacting
business in Audubon Wednesday.
Nate Carper is a professional colt
trainer. Take your work to him.
B. S. Phelps sold his 24O acre farm
near Audubon to Jens G. Andersen.
Mrs. Alfred Anspach visited her
parents in Extra Wednesday between
trains.
Father LOTUS, of Massena, visited
with former parishioners here Wed
nesday.
It's distressing indeed. to see our
friend, Attorney Ross around on
crutches.
George McFarlane went to Missouri
last week to attend to some business
for his father.
Marshall Smith, ]. H. Lawrence
and Walter Delahoyde were up from
Extra Wednesday.
Whenever DR.. Richards fits you
with glasses. they just fit your case
exactly. Try him.
The sale of B. S. Phelps was held at
his farm Wednesday. Prices received
were very satisfactory.
Miss Fannie Low, of Atlantic, after
several weeks visiting in the county,
returned home Wednesday,
Ed Woods threw aside official du-
ties at the court house for day or
two and went to Des Moines.
Mr.. Will Landrum is conducting
the singing at the revival effort that
is being held at Hamburg, Iowa.
John Welsh who has been running
q traction engine in Oklahoma for
some time returned home last week.
Randall Hunter came up from Ext
ra last Saturday and remained until
Wednesday assisting in Mel Graham's
Office.
Mr.. Eye who has rented the fair
grounds for horse training purposes
was doing business at Atlantic last
week.
King Alphonso receives one million
four hundred thousand dollars year
salary. We would be content with
the million oft.
Miss Lininger of Iowa City after a
good visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Moreland, re-
turned to her home last week.
Mrs. Richard Owen who has been
absent for few weeks, visiting Ne.
braska friends, returned home Wed
nesday. And Bob feels better
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nat McFadden Of
Douglas township have taken their
little daughter that became partially
paralyzed few weeks ago to an
osteopath doctor at Atlantic fol
treatment.
Why, of course if life insurance
president found more money rolling
into his Golfers than he could use
would it not be natural to call in hit
family first to keep down the burden
some accumulation.
William O'Connell, while on hit
way to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from
Long Beach, California, on business
last week, found time to run up the
branch and see the folks. Bill re
ports everything serene in that CLINE
and his folks enjoying the climate.
s. A. McHargue and Lorah Bailey
donned rubber boots, shouldered
their shot guns and started on the
south train for a few days hunt on The
big lakes and in the dark jungles in
the vicinity of Lorah and Brayton
They hope to bring home something
in the duck line. BY the way they
took their duck coats.
Hon. A. G. Rankin, the ''Mouldel
Orator" began series of temperance
meetings Sunday evening by an ad
dress in the Presbyterian church. Mr.
Rankin is presenting some fscts worth
remembering in his lectures and seems
to have a successful remedy for the
present conditions of the liquor bust.
ness. His principal theme is the
State Marshal Bill for the enactment
OF which he is bending his energy.
His State Marshal clubs are very nu.
merous over the state aud he will
probably start one in Audubon before
he leaves.