Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-02
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
IL. 500 Optional Payss, e,,ts
1t Best Rates.
CHARLES BAGLEY

| Miss Cora Layland is visiting in
Chicago.
Miss Ava Drury is visiting friends
at Desoto.
Miss Van Scoy, of Belle Plain, is
expected every day.
Rev. Father Mcdonald was in Des
Moines on business.
Mrs. Richard Wolfe, of Carroll, was
business visitor here.
Sam Shoup of Des Moines was in
the city between trains.
| Mrs. Danielsen of Creston is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. G.. Elliot.
Paul Peterman, of Elkhorn, was a
business visitor here last week.
Messrs Norton and Donahue are at
Stuart making their friends visit.
Charley Tramp of Creston visited
with his parents, relatives and friends.
Pictures from life copied on sofa
pillows at the Harper Photo Gallery
Sam Wilson is down to Marengo
visiting old friends and neighbors.
/ F. B, Davis is away up in South Da
kota investigating an opportunity.
Ed Finch and VIM. O'Connell
traded their residences, possession
i March 1st.
John Nailor, of Melville, was down
to Extra last week to visit his little
children.
Miss Lucille Brooks is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Bessie Bryan of
Craig, Col.
Miss Myrtle Brown is in Chicago
studying the new spring styles of
millinery.
Mrs. Cowles gave dinner to about
forty of her friends. It was an enjoy
able affair
Platinotype is a perfect Photographic
picture in platinum black at Harper's
Art Studio.
County Attorney, George Cosson
was transacting business in Extra on
last press day.
Miss Hays, of the firm of Hays q
Baker, is at Omaha selecting their
summer stock.
Roy Swaney passed thru here Mon
day on his way to Brayton to attend
to business matters.
Walter Delahoyde has returned to
his labors at johnson, Nebraska, after
pleasantvisit at home.
Miss Lizzie Davis, the efficient
librarian of the Columbian library
has resigned her position.
Mrs. Stevenson. wife of Elder
Stevenson of the NJ. E. Church, oc-
cupied the pulpit last Sabbath.
Mr.. Gleason built nice bed room
suit recently and shipped it to his
son who resides at st. Paul Minnesota.
Pastor Gregersen vii afholde Guds-
tjeneste 1 den tyske kirke Sondag
eftermidday ri 4.
Stock cars are very scarce on this
branch and stock shippers are in con-
sequence at times at great disadvan-
tage.
One OF our advertisers says: "As a
result of my ad in the Journal I have
sold every article I listed for nv
spring clearing sale.n Does it payoo
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEET, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
James +. Russell, the Merchant
Prince Of Audubon, has returned
from Chicago having completed the
purchase of very large stock for his
big store.
Engine $50 c. r. l. & P. had the
misfortune to Jump the track Monday
in the yards here but by the kind as
sistance of the q. q n. w. engine she
was snon fra cd aoair1
Carl Bailey and brother-in-law, r.
Ct. Andrew of Salt Lake City are try
ing to interest the people of this City
in the Deer Lodge Gold Mining and
Milling Company of Utah.
Mark NJ. Kennels and his wife SIM.
1 dayed at Audubon with his relatives
and friends. Mark is the hustling
representative of the Jefferson Stock
Food Co. of Jefferson Ia, and is or
the way to Nebraska where he eX-
I poets to place much larger orders.
Mrs. Gleason left for her shome in
: Davenport after week of solid com
fort here. On the way she will at
tend the nuptials of her only son
\ Fred, to Miss Smith at the home o
the bride in Des Moines. Fred was
/ quite STRIPPING of boy when h.
lett here with mis- parents several
years ago, he is now trusted EN-
4 ploye of the telephone exchange at
Chicago
I Without doubt the greatest fuel save
ever invented on earth, is the one in
vented in Audubon and covered b,
letters patent No. 77O.329. 1t viii
carry of. all cold air from where at
tached to stove pipe thereby saving
one third of the fuel required, wher
= it is not used. With it attached al