Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-20
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Sucings
Bank at ) per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
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Mrs. Coneybeare who has been SO
very sick is reported to be convalescing.
A. A. Branson the new liveryman,
is fully installed in the Park barn.
E. G. Curtis, OF Chicago, an old time
friend of Mr.. Emil Bilharz is making
him pleasant visit.
A little son of Henry Cast was sue
cessfully operated on by DR.. Brooks
| for Osteoma -tumor of the bone.
Miss Grumstrump who has been
teaching the Danish language to our
| youth closed the school and left last
week.
A new Danish Minister came last
week to preside over the destinies of
] the Bethania Church. We have not
had the pleasure of his acquaintance.
There is again talk of a hospital be
ing established in Audubon. 1t is said
that Guthrie Center supports two
hospitals. 1t seems that we ought to
support one.
If you want to read the news from
all over the County read the Journal.
If you have anything of a public ma
ture to talk about, our columns are at
your service.
The Epworth League gave an ice.
cream supper Thursday night at the
Harper residence. 1t was held on the
lawn We did not learn to what OBJ
ject the proceeds were devoted.
The Audubon Laundry is turning
out goods fit for King, and is just as
good as we have had from Council
Bluffs or Des Moines. Send Mr..
Stocking your laundry work and it
will be done right and the prices will
be satisfactory too.
Audubon has one of the most ener-
getic s'Shine Sir" any city can boast
of. When business is slack around
town his custom is to locate any doc.
tor that may be in the country and
make arrangements for shine when
the physician returns. That's Der
nice Carlisle.
Nellie, the daughter OF William
Cochran, who settled in Cameron
Township way back in the early
seventy's anG later moved to a farm
west of Audubon, where Nellie was
born and raised to womanhood, is
here attending Normal. Her parents
now reside at Stuart.
Hot weather did you say? we'll
please don't mention it. Farmers tell
all kinds Of stories about the growth
of corn, some declaring the plants are
growing at the rate of six inches every
twenty four hours, which leads us to
remark that if the degree of heat is
the indicator then we don't hesitate to
say that last Thursday was scor cher.
The Commercial Club is organized
as its officers: F. S. Watts, President:
F. A. Buthweg, Vice President: r G.
Spencer, Secretary; II. A. Arnold,
Treasurer; Ed Bilharz, j. A. Nash
and F. S. Watts, Board of Managers.
The Club is organized to promote any
laudable enterprise that might be to
: is strength and by concentration
mountains move
Don't forget that the Journal is al
work on the Fair Book. A neat aud
attractive book brim full of informa
ton that will cause its readers to keeI
it as a reference book, that is the
whole secret. If your horse is sick
consult the little book for remedy. Il
4 company is going to drop in and wife
wants to get up something extra, con
suit the book, it will tell you all about
it in short methods. Three Thousand
, is the number spoken for, and fou,
and one half by six inches is the size
OF the page. At the present time W,
have about fifty advertisers and would
. like that many more. This is no doub
} the best advertising medium Audubon
County ever had and advertisers cam
get into 30 many homes and remain
there in any other way they may Sc,
fit to try. It's erich nut full of goot
meat" Send in your ads.