Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-11
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

Tom Egan, of Greeley, is very sick
with rheumatism of the heart.
Elmer McKarahan returned to his
studies at Armour Institute last week.
Sam Garmire, of Lincoln township,
was business visitor at the hub
last week.
Mr.. Chris Jorgensen, south of town,
had two fingers pinched off in corn
shelter last week.
Mrs. Dave Abram, of Iowa City, is
visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz.
County Attorney George Cosson,
was at Omaha, having an operation
performed for granulated eye lids.
Miss Mildred Smith, who is attend
ing college in good old pfassachu-
sets town, returned to her studies
last Sunday.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grau,
near Fiscus has been quite sick with
appendicitis. 1t is thought an oper-
may be necessary.
| Charles Dean and wife are here
| from the west on q visit. Mr.. Dean,
at one time, was prominent teacher
in Audubon County.
Miss May Reinemund, who has
been in the millinery business at
Shenandoah, has sold her stock and
has returned to Audubon.
Mr.. Courtney likes the Canada
country go we'll to summer in, that
he thought he would test the winter
climate also, before returning.
Ten cars of stock moved out OF our
city Saturday, and it was not con-
sidered an extra good day for stock
shipping in this live town either.
Mrs. William Passmore, of Guth-
RE Center, who formerly lived at
Ross, made Audubon business call
last week, the first for many years.
Mr.. A. s. Culver, who makes the
famous Audubon flour, was confined
to his home for few days last week
on account of the prevailing epidemic.
| Mrs. William Porter, of Gray, who
had an operation performed at our
hospital last week, has gained 80 rap
idly that she will be able to return
home in few days.
i Mr.. Lou Templeman, the confec.
toner, has moved his stock into the
old FRANKIE tailor shop. This will
give the gentleman much better
quarters for the coming year.
Mr.. George Smith gave a social
. dance at his residence Saturday, in
honor of his brother, who became OF
; age that day. 1t was one OF those
social affairs that is enjoyed by all
present.
: Mr.. Patrick Mccall has moved his
-four and feed store into the real
rooms OF the old Citizens Bank build
Ing. His business has so increased
8 that he needs larger and better
, quarters.
Robert Heath, of Fort Dodge
: Frank Marsh, of Des Moines, and
| Miss Mary Joaquith, of Grinneil, who
9 have been guests at the Nash home
during the holidays, returned tt
their homes last week.
q Mayor Spencer takes hold of thu
q official reins, as one who has beer
there and knows how. He guides
. :, the municipal ship through stormy
y seas of strife and into the harbor o
f tranquility like captain of an ocear
:. liner.
= Nr. McNabb, of Des Moines, a,
e uncle of Mrs. Ben Train and Mrs. d
e p Repass, while at work in the Ma
sonic block, recently. fell from the sec
i ond story to the pavement and wa
5 dangerously injured. His recover
;3 is doubtful.
n Mrs. Charles Bagley sold tn
"a eighty acres, known as the j. B. Geo
9 tract, to John Sherman at $40 pc
e acre. Mr.. Sherman is one of tn
x bone and sinew of Douglas township
q and is increasing his landed possess
2 ions, gradually.
IS William Cloughly is at home agai
IS after several months retention in
Il hospital in Canada. Mr.. Cloughl
A has been great sufferer with an in
3 jured leg. The people of Audubon al
z welcome Bill home again as he wa
Z badly missed while away.