Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-06
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
Ia 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLE
ARIES 6AGLEY
Nelson Cowles is in Ottumwa-

Nelson Cowles is in Ottumwa.
The Board ofSupervisors are in ses-
sion.
Prof. Hooker was at Minneapolis
last week.
Pat Stanton is building new barn
in Hudlerville.
Mrs. Samuel Scharff of Brayton was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Ellis Cannon of Oakfield was
in this city Friday.
Miss Bessie Bryan of Colorado went
to Griswold Friday.
j. E. Griffith and wife left for Car
roll for short visit.
Miss Della Anderson is visiting her
sister Mrs. Chef Dustin.
Clate Bates left for an extended
trip in the west Wednesday.
j. c. F. Wicker and Gus Keath de.
parted for Bonesteel Monday.
DIR. Winnie Moon is not improving
in health as fast as was hoped.
Mr.. Tramp and Ed Beason were
elected councilmen for next year.
Miss Maud Young of Jefferson is
visiting at the home of DIR. Brooks
Miss Rhig's sister in law of Elowe
Cole, went to Ramona, CAL, Friday.
Miss Rnby Currier is learning the
art of millinery with Mrs. Vermilya.
The township Assessors met with
the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Miss Mae Hoover is enjoying visit
from her cousin, Miss Meyers Of Iowa
City.
Mr.. Herbert was in Adams county
spending his vacation among rela.
tives.
Chas. Poulsen is building new
house near Tramp's brickyard in Hud.
lerville.
Albert Matthias of Bolixi, Miss, is
visiting his brother in law. Simen
Hansen.
John Donaldson went to Des Moines
this Wednesday to visit his aunt and
cousins.
Nels Jensen was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Mike Jensen.
the suicide.
Miss Gladys Wilson is expected
home this week from Chicago where
she has been studying music.
Frank ADAMS arrived home on
Wednesday from Abel where he was
attending the funeral of his brother
Joe rriggs, the famous Editor of the
Register and Leaner took in the
sights of Audubon and Extra last
week.
The funeral of Mrs. Cosson, mother
of Geo. Cosson was held Wednesday.
J,n e.
4 Oklahoma.
Clerk of Courts, Chas White and
his sister Miss Esther spent the Sab
bath with their friends, w. l.. Clark
and family.
| +. p. Johnson has gone to Clovis,
Cal. with his family where he expects
to reside. He traded property here
for some at that place.
Mr.. A. e. Allen one of the wealthy
men of North Audubon county, and
father of the late Frank ID. Allen of
the Advocate, was on our streets last
week.
Miss Drusa Ross is enjoying visit
with her parents during the spring
vacation. She will soon return to
State Normal College to finish the
Course.
Andrew Carnegie has now given
1888. 100000 for library and college
purposes in the q. S., every state is re-
Rhode Island.
Uncle Seth Hartzell of Greeley was
upon our streets Wednesday, return
ing from North Dakota. The sympa-
thy of the county is with Mr. Hartzel
in this hour of trouble.
Mr. A. n. Detwiler has SO far recov-
cred from his operation for the remov-
al of cancer. that he feels no inconven-
fence from it whatever, for which the
Journal force rejoice with him
The business men of the town met
the officials of the c. r.. |. & p. Ry.
and showed them around the business
part of the town and also urged some
Improvements on the depot and other
things connected with it.
| Joe Moody has again turned his at
tention to farming. Mr.. Moody was
good farmer and his attainment of
many useful ideas since he left the
| farm will be great help to the COM
munity in which he will settle as
we'll as himself.
|
Bonesteel next Monday where she
will Join her husband Frank has his
house completed and a good we'll of
water secured. If the Rosebud re-.
spends to Franks energy he will
soon be rich man. Success Frank
At the regular meeting of the dele
gates of the Modern Woodmen of
America, in convention assembled at
Audubon on the 5th instant for the
purpose of selecting q delegate to the
Annual Convention at Des Moines to
be called later. Prof. Minis of Extra
was given that honor and Dr. Newton
was selected alternative.
Geo. Dennis who has endeared him.
self to the patrons of the Northwestern
road for several years here, has re-
ceiv9d promotion from the Com
pany and entered on his new duties
APRIL. George is the son of Mr..
Jack Dennis, our accommodating
dray man, and is an honor to his par
entage. &
Mr.. James Leonard, who went from