Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-04
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
II. 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

The gun club was at Ross Monday
DR.. Carrie Detwiler is at home en-
ioying the holidays.
Supt. Farquhar attended the Stat,
Teachers Association at Des Moines
DIR. Gleason's mother at Austin
Minnesota, was quite sick last week
Frank Mott is at home from Indian
ola, spending his vacation with hi.
parents.
Boda Oelke returned to his govern
mental duties on the mail train soou
after Christmas.
Robert Conway, who has been
away with the John Ward bridgers,
came home for the holidays.
Gustav and Nettie McCarty, OF
Stromburg, Nebraska, are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Mcclure.
D. w. Kirk. wife and baby boy, of
Chicago are visiting Mrs. Kinks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van
Gorder.
Miss Minnie Maharg returned
from the hospital about we'll apai1x
Her many friends are pleased at the
good news.
Adam Carlisle's family were re.
leased from quarantine last week,
after seven weeks experience with
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Melville, sister to the Ear
hart boys, was in Audubon last week
looking after property. The lady lives
in Davenport.
Miss kNce, of Lisbon, Iowa, is Wis.,
lung Mr. nd Mrs. Gilchrist at the
Park MOTEL The young lady was
raised to woniSahood in the Giichrist
family.
Mrs. johnson AID Mrs. SAWYER. of
their sister, Mrs. Fla Ve en iI1sl'i fng
a few days, returned . their home
last week.
Miss Mildred Smith, ,pbtar of
who is attending school Yale
College, came home to spend hol.
idays with her parents.
Miss Julia Smutney, the acS !.
plished stenographer of Orwig q
Lane. the patent agents of d
Moines. is in the city spending thu
holidays with friends and relatives.
Louie Groteluechen, one of tn.
most indefatigable workers, whether
In his big hardware store, or buying
stock, or erecting two to four wind
mills day, made trip to Audubon
one day last week.
The two ladies, who attended thu
Wilson-Bruntlett wedding here las
week, held claims on the Rosebud
Reservation. They returned the fol
lowing day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruntlet
went to their new home, White Lake
South Dakota.
Mrs. b. w. Carr and little daugh
ter have gone to spend the winte
with her husband, who is located al
Ell Reno. Oklahoma, III the Interest,"
of the One Minute Washer. Tn
machine is still maintaining won
derful sale, and, while under sucl
management, must win.
\ William Shrader lost a twent,
dollar bill recently, which wa
found by 6. w. Hoover. The gentle
men, having some business dealings
money passed between them, an,
the bill stuck to another, Will
counting. George Hoover does bus
ness that way; he wants nothing bu
his own.
Never in the history of any land
can be fonnd the record of q NOR
honorab BILE act than that of our REF
pected citizen and able jurist, Judg
} w. r. Green. Being financial
associated with his brother in tn
Green Cattle Company, rwhict
through stress of circumstances, be
came insolvent, losing all its belong
ings, the judge with the heart of a
honest man and a gentleman, ha
given his private property to satisfy
as far as it will, the obligations {
the company. His friends here &C
: mire the man. and hope at no distan
day, to see him recover his lost fol
tune and many times more.
WELL DONE! THOU GOOD AM
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