Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-19
FARM LOANS.
zn 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEy

For SALE-Choice Plymouth Rock
Cockrels and Shropshire Rams. Come
and see them or write your wants.
Mrs. Kirwin received a visit from
her friend, Mrs. Peters of Woodbine.
Sammy C%onybeare returned to his
studies at Coe College, Cedar Rapids.
There are still four boarders at the
''little brick" in the corner of the
square.
Geo. Kapp, ex-mayor and attorney
of Extra was doing business here the
last of the week.
Mrs. Sherman, wife of Agent Sher-
man of Kirkman, is visiting her par
ents, Allen j. Eddy.
MIR. Thornton of Des Moines, who
has been visiting Geo. Hoover and
family, returned home.
County Recorder Ed Wood sold his
driving team, harness and buggy to
Mr.. A. A. Nelson from near Extra.
VIM. O'Connell is closing out his
stock of jewelry and is offering his
store building and dwelling for sale.
Road reports will be published next
week, on account of corrections to be
made thereon, that could not be made
before.
Fred Blume was a busy man pack.
ing household goods and his law Ii.
brary. He moves to Sheridan Wyo.
on January l6.
Grandma Lyman, the respected
mother of Mrs. Crevelin Z passed away
at her home here Saturday night.
Funeral, Tuesday.
Rev. Tabor and Morris Bascom de-
parted Friday for Grand Forks, N. d.,
where they went to attend the Hart
Zell-Bascom trials.
DR.. Gleason has moved his office in.
to the Matthias building, and his son
has put a candy and fruit store in
part of the building.
S. G. Handles, Vice Pres. of the M.
n. r.. started for Charles City to at
tend the monthly meeting of that
young and growing order.
Ben Salinger of Carroll, has formed a
partnership with two attorneys of
Davenport. Ben is not contemplate
ing leaving Carroll, however.
Geo. ELLIS, assessor for the town of
Audubon, started on his duties Mon
day morning. Assessments are sell
dom changed when made by such gen.
tlemen.
Joe Bey of Harlan, that whole soul
ed merchant of Shelby county, that
delights in giving value received in all
of his transactions. was doing bust
ness here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patthaust of Manning.
and Mrs Charles Kienast Of South Oak.
were here t~ransacting business in
connection with the estate of the lad.
les mother, Mrs John Ruiz.
County Superintendent of schools,
Arthur Farquhar, started Tuesday for
Pembina, North Dakota, where he
goes to give testimony in the trial of
Messers Bascom and Hartzell.
A twelve pound boy was born to
Logan Lowe and wife Sunday. Mr..
Lowe should indeed be grateful for
such large gifts. Grandpa Ree.e
Dickey is n of the happiest men on
earth.
George Townsend started for Hot
Springs, Ark. Tuesday where he will
receive treatment for that dreadful
inflamatory, rheumatism. George has
been afflicted all winter, and it persis.
tently refuses to yield to treatment.
Don't forget the j. A. Osterjaard
sale Jan. 26, 4 miles east of Kimball-
ton, 9 miles southwest of Audubon.
Mr.. Osterjaard will clean up every
thing as he expects to leave for Europe
in a few weeks for the benift of his
health.
Y. A. Young of Charles City, Ia,
and President of the Modern National
Reserve, will be here, at Gray and at
Extra, to visit the brethren and infuse
new blood in them if possible. Men,
bers Will watch our columns for cor
rect dates.
Ben Carr, s. ID. d. G. M. of the /. O.
0. F. Lodge went up to Gray Satur-
bay night and in stalled the officers of
Utopia Lodge No. 16l. Ben reports
one of the best times of his life, and
peace and harmony abounds within
their walls.
A. f. Greenwalt was down from
Manning over Sunday and has made
ACASSAAOh W. INV w IudU. COWI
next week. MI. Greenwalt is Asst.
Cashier of the German Savings Bank
of that city and is well pleased with
his new occupation.
Quite a feeling is aroused in and
about Audubon on account of so many
chickens being missed from their feed.
ing yards. Investigation has brough,
to light the fact that several men who
ought to know better than to do such
work, will have to report toeir actions
in this connection.
Marriage licenses issued the past
week:
julius Jergens and Frida Hickman,
of Audubon township.
B. A. Railsbeck and Gusta L.
Schwennecker, of Audubon township.
G. H. Shockley and Clara M. Coe, Of
Viola township.
The stove-pipe attachment, invent.
and patented by Tom Stafford of Aud