Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-25
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon, LOsCn

Mr.. Mathur is working at the south
butcher shop.
Martin Mogg is working at the
Doak meat market.
Ned Curtis left for Nebraska soon
after selling his lunch counter.
Senator Andrews was doing bust
ness at the hub Wednesday last.
Sam Cramer and wife are contem-
plating trip east on visiting tour.
Attorney w. c. Elliott is attending
to business before the court at Marion
Iowa.
William Cloughly and wife are Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Cloughly at
Ute, Iowa.
Son of Mr.. Long the market man at
Zaners is studying optical work with
DR.. Richards.
Mr.. G. II. Sampson was on the
Chicago market last week with two
cars of fat cattle.
Clayton Bates son of A. E. Bates is
taking the apprentice degree at the
Lee barber shop.
Bert McLeran is making his broth
er Simon who lives at Lewisville Neb-
raska pleasant visit.
Hi Mendenhall and Bert Stocking
are at Newton looking after the inter-
ests of the one minute washer.
John Medically took the Mahur
Medicine wagon last week and will
now follow that for livelihood.
A work train came down Wednes-
day morning. They are distributing
10 cars of clnders along the roadbed.
Mrs. A. ]. Eddy fell on the icy side.
walk Wednesday evening while
going to Church, and sustained q
broken arm.
Miss Brown the music teacher at
the high school who has been i'll at
her home at Perry since the holidays
returned to her lab0rs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander and son
who nave been visiting at the James
Anderson home returned to their
Nebraska POSSESSIONS last week.
e. F. Moon for the time, doorkeepel
1T the house of representatives at Dee
Moines was at home Sunday last
looking after the comforts Of his fam
lily.
Jesper Jensen returned from his
Nebraska trip. We understand Mr.
Jensen did not enter into the deal
by which he expected to trade hit
property at Poplar.
Mr.. Soren Nielsen who by the way
is the assessor of Oakfield township
and one of the best penmen in Audi.
bon County attended the assessors
meeting last week
A visit from post office inspector
shows everything to be in "apple pie
order" at this office and satisfactory
This must be very gratifying to post
master Wilson and his able corps o
assistants.
Miss Susie Law who was teachin.
at Hamlin Center closed her school OF
account of Scarlet Fever in the neig b
borhood and is sojourning near Top
eka Kansas during the subsistence o
the disease.
Miss Roosevelt's gown is of
Satin; chiffon and laces rare,
Those, her mother used to wear,
Will make this dress
A great distress
And sensation.
Gus Hahn and John Gates were il
Council Bluffs few days ago lookin,
over some implements. among them
32-horse engine that Mr.. Hahn con
templated taxing to Canada to breal
up his prairie farm.
From the "SignaP' Huntington Parl
California.-We notice Mrs. G. B. Rus
sell Mrs. G. H. Jones of Audubon ant
Mrs. L. A. Dawson of Atlantic hav,
purchased lots, and will build home
for themselves and remain there per
manently.
Chris Sorensen has moved his stool
of goods he had in the Mehle building
to his residence on Market street
Lon Templeman moved his confec
tionary into the Mehle baildin,
and Charley Wilde has moved hi
Cream Agency into the Templemal
building.