Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-08
AUDUBON NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
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Vic. Gearhart was up from Extra
Thursday.
c. Gates visited daughter of his at
Lorah the first of the week.
The store of E. Bilharz & Son was
painted and otherwise decorated, last
week.
D. T.. Swaney the rustling real
estate man of Manning was in town
looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Davis gave big
family spread at their pleasant home,
east of town, Thursday.
Frank Neff, who conducts bank
in Illinois was visiting his brother
w. III. Neff here last week.
William Armstrong returned from
Colfax, Thursday. He has been re-
ceiving medical treatment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bilharz are spend
ing the winter in CALIFORNIA; balmy
cline, having left for there last week
There are ten Smutneys handling
furniture and all are related. They
met in Chicago and bought q train
load of furniture, our Ed was in the
crowd.
Prof. A. A. Miller of Davenport,
was at the bedside of his father, Sam
uel Miller last week. The latter was
injured some time ago by fall down
stairway.
Elmer Beems has purchased bar
Der shop and confectionery at Tenn
pleton, and will take possession upon
IT. L.
has gone to settle up his affairs. FL
and we predict fine busine ss for him
Mr.. John Butterton has become a
partner in the firm of Morrisey
Ruins, and will become active in the
business about the middle of the
month. The firm which has hitherto
enjoyed fine patronage, will be ever
more greatly benefited by the &C
QUESTION of Mr.. Butterton who is 6
splendid business man and hustler
The large stock sale of Dodge & Da
Wis, and Nels Jensen, was held here
Wednesday, and was success from
every point of view. These parties
had fine grade Of biooded stock t,
offer, and bidders at fancy prices W, r,
numerous. Both Dodge & Davis aut
Mr.. Jensen were we'll pleased with tn,
prices received and the general result
of the sale.
a. Dawson in the Yukon Valley
they have had the coolest Jan. ii
years 20 degrees below and the polio
stopped people from hauling WOO,
because horses were dropping dea,
from exposure, while at Boston tn
mercury registered 20 degrees above
At Pittsburg on the top of "a stor
building the mercury showed IA dc
grees above, the same day.
Our neighboring citv, Atlantic is t
have sewer built that will be fiv
miles long. They called for bid
which varied from $27463 to $16l37 s
the latter figure got the job. Tn
firm receiving it were Gonnegan, Co
ey & Briggs of Shenandoah. Tn
high men were DAILY d Brown, Jacl
sonville Illinois, surely the latter fit
ured on making pile of money, els
the Shenandoah firm will sustain
big loss.
Fred Draher and Mrs. Mabel Johl
son-Schrader were married at the Off
of the county auditor, Wednesday, /
Rev. Ed B. Cousins. Mrs. Schrader
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF
Johnson of Cameron township, and
lady with host of friends Nj
Draher also comes from good paren
age, and will make happy home f
the one he has chosen for life COZ
panion. The Journal wishes them
life of unceasiug JOY.
Charles Alt and Miss Lizzie Bel
Potter were united in wedlock, at tt
M. E. parsonage, by Rev. Grant, We
nesday afternoon. Miss Potter W
born and raised in Audubon Count
and is endowed with those attribut
that go to make womanly woma
She is the daughter of Mr.. and MI
Marion Potter. Mr.. Alt is a your
man that has learned the lessons
patience and perseverance and W
make q good husband and a pie
SAINT home The Journal hopes tn,
NAV be blest with happiness and j
unlimited.