Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-25
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
II, 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

Herbert Renshaw to Miss Jessie
Emery.
w. G. Beason to Miss Elizabeth M.
Evans.
One horse for sale cheap, don't
need it. Call atJournal Office.
Don't forget the land bargains at
the journal office.
Frank Hunt and Attorney Rudolph
were transacting business at Audubon
Wednesday last.
Union meetings were held last week
in the NJ. E. Church. This week in
the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Charles Doyle who has been
here for several days at the home of
her mother has been quite sick.
Art Harmon, Jeston Quimby and
Dick Northup were out cunning for
rabbits. Statement of the facts of the
chase later on.
George Brayton, stepson of W. 81
Hanna and who now lives at Lake
Charles Louisiana is the proud father
of nine pound boy.
Peter Christensen the honest land
dealer aud Nels G. Jensen the fine
stock man of Extra, were business
visitors at the County Seat last Wed.
nesday.
Marshal Darnel is pestered with a
series of boils on his neck. His little
grandson George Roth says he is
Chief of Police while Grandpa has
Tarbunles.
Charles Stetzel of Guthrie Coun-
ty was in Audubon few days ago
visiting hts sisters Mrs. Potter and
Mrs. Nicklason and his brother
south of town.
Frank Henshall has accepted clerk
ship with Mr.. A. 81. Roberts in his drug
store. Frank will be skillful in select
ing paper, paints and other decora.
tions Of the home, for his customers.
Mr. Sam Shoupe Sr. and his wife
have gone on ten days visit to his
son the Rev. Sam Shoupe. While he
Is away his dray will continue to do
business with Roy Hays at the helm.
Board of Supervisors and Deputy
Treasurer, George Kellogg, and Aud.
itor Train went to Des Moines Mon.
day where they will attend the state
convention of Auditors, Treasurers
and Supervisors.
Louis Wiederstien who went to
Missouri last spring intending tc
remain there permanently, returned
to their Audubon County property
last week. Mr.. Wiederstein, health
was not good down there so they re
turned to their former home neal
Ross.
DR.. Richards was attending tc
business in the parlors of DR.. Jacobson
Tuesday. Quite a number Of our citi
zens availed themselves of this excel
lent talent. His delicacy of treat
ment in all optical subjects readily
asserts itself to all who need his ski
fed services.
Ed Finch, always looking for some
thing new, brought in forty head O
goats last week and has sold then
through the county. Good boy, Ed
We know of several old lodge goa Ii
that ought to have been pensionec
long ago, new young blood will Ger
tainly be appreciated by the member
of the older lodges.
Saloons are permanently closed il
Atlantic. At $50 last Friday morn
ing the ten saloons in Atlantic were
closed. The liquor, most of which
was owned by large wholesale deal
ers out of the state was drayed to tn,
depot and reshipped to the owners
The saloons are no doubt gone for
ever, and "what will the robins d.
now poor things" Still some say tn,
world is not getting better bah
The Iowa Association of Californi;
are planning their annual picni,
of the residents and visiting Iowans
The Association was organized il
January 1900. At the last meetin,
February last, at least $4,000 peopll
were present Hereafter February
22nd the reunion will be held. I
will be held in East Lake Park, Lo
|, Angeles. Everyone is expected tt
bring the usual picnic basket anC
invite his friend who may not hav'
one.