Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-19
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES RAGLEY

Mrs. Gill, of Hamlin, is regaining
her health rapidly now.
Chas. Donaldson is in the west
looking for location.
Chris Hahn accompanied his sons
family to Canada, last week.
In every 1000 women there are
sixty-three named Mary.
There were three million cords of
wood used last year in making paper.
There are S5,O31 rural mail routes
in operation in the United States.
Mrs. M. Spencer has received 200
P. r. eggs from Des Moines for
Matching.
]. E. Griffith is at home from Des
Moines where he has been employed
by the state as one of the clerks.
A candidate for Office in Jasper
county, Missouri, is named D. U.
Giveadam-
During March. government receipts
were $50, 631 1853 and the expenditures
were $45, 769, 1853, leaving a surplus OF
$751; 500.
The worlds greatest men grew up
ward from the lower classes, while
the meanest men grew downward
from the upper classes.
Miss Lillis Hays was re elected to
the school at Pleasantville for another
school year, and left, last Thursday,
for that place.
Will Kile returned from Iowa State
College last week because his eyes
would not admit of the strain
necessary in his school work.
The new vault at the Court House
is one of the modern kind, "hog tight,
horse tight and bull strong" What
better could we desire?
The building co mmittee of the
Masonic so ciety of Carroll are asking
for bids for a three story temple to be
erected in Carroll this summer.
Minnesota produced eighty million
pounds of butter last year. That is
just pound for every man, woman
and child in the United States.
"Steam Ok" and"Steam Cameln are
the names given to automobiles by
the natives of southwest Africa viii lie
Pete Christensen calls his a Schemer.
John Weighton's thousand dollar
sow presented him with eleven duroc
Jersey pigs, last week. John can be
seen touching the high places since.
Mr.. Eddy returned from Colorado
with his son, who had been SO very
sick there for several weeks. The
young man stood the journey fairly
we'll considering his weakness.
Hard work and nothing else will
bring promotion, and the one who
looks at his or her position with the
business house from any other view
is surely doomed to disappointment.
One of the college professors claims
to have completely mastered the
monkey language. Someone may yet
be able to figure out what most OF
the college yells mean.
J. r. Russell and Fred Campbell, Of
Melville township, have each made 9
king road dray and are using them
Results show a satisfied public, wher
they drive over the roads near theil
farms.
george w. Murray, president OF a
bank at Paterson, n. j., who was
appointed trustee of an estate left by 8
man who died fifteen years ago, has
just turned the property over to the
heirs after having increased the alu,
of it seven-fold.
In the old country the aristocrat
pay three cents mile. the middl,
class two and the laborer cent and s
half, to ride on the railways. But ir
America, the laboring men pay three
cents mile, the merchant pays two
centsand the rich ride on passes.
A. Mr.. James lesser, of Grinnell, IL
the new slaughter man at the AL
Zaner meat market, Mr. Long, tn,
prince of cutters, will preside at tn,
block the same as usual. Somehow
AL. always had knack of employin,
good men to do his work.