Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-04
MONEY TO LOANy
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 pen. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
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Miss Leila Zaner is at Ross at the
home of T. c. Kester.
Len Graves moved his family to
Council Bluffs last week.
w. E. Kennels and wife have been
visiting friends at Earlham, Iowa.
Mr.. William Bamsey returned from
an extended visit in Shelby County.
Joe Dixon is at home from Tarkio,
Missouri, where he has been for two
months.
Miss Frazier, of Menlo, came last
week to visit at the home of her
brother, j. Frazier.
Maccabee dance Wednesday night
Mr.. Cady of Council Bluffs furnish
ed some excellent music.
Mrs. Mary Soar, of Sioux City, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. Charles
Stocking, at the laundry.
Miss Gladys Wilson is at Collins,
Iowa, assisting in a revival effort.
Miss Wilson has charge OF the choir.
The Lidd Clothing store looks like
cyclone lad struck it, John certainly
aa1ew how to reach the peoples pocket
book.
After several months, visiting else
where in Iowa, Miss Frances Donahue
returned to her home in time for the
holidays.
Mrs. Charles Huntsberger of Bond
Eiiss. arrived in Audubon Wednesday
on an extended visit to her parents
Mr. and Mrs DOlahiGe
Mr.. Louie Bartlett who recently
bought the Davis farm east of town
at $125. 90 per acre was offered S.. 90 an
acre profit and refused it.
Billy Wilson who is the efficient
Deputy Clerk of Court has secured a
month furlough and is away down in
Kansas viewing the landscape DER.
Wilbur Kennels delivered a fine
bunch of hogs here last week. Mr..
Kennels is one of our best farmers
and is accommodating wealth rapidly.
Mr.. d. G. Mott is at Des Moines re-
presenting Audubon County in the
legislatures halls, 1t is to be hoped
that the honorable gentleman will
make no mistake, it Is certainly re-
yyretable however that his interests are
no longer in the County.
DIR. Richards is spending the holt
days with his family in Omaha. The
doctor is an able physician and one of
the best oculists in the state. He is
building up fine business in Au-
dubon being endorsed by some of the
best people of the county.
j. P. Johnson, the son of Hans
Johnson, of Kimballton, who is pur
suing four years course of study in
the veterinarian department of Ames
College, is enjoying four weeks va
cation at home during the holidays.
Mr.. johnson will answer any call for
practice.
The Mulct Law. which the liquor
dealers of the state have bumped into
time and time again, was Invested of
its cloudiness, when the Supreme
Court of Iowa, last week, decided it
is illegal to ship liquor into Iowa, c.
o. D. and the purchasers can always
recover the money they paid for the
liquor The decision was in the case
of John Hamilton versus Schlit2
Brewing Company of Milwaukee.
The great hunt came offas schedul
ed New Years. Messrs. Chas. White
and Hal Manly, betook themselves tc
the country home of Mr.. Fisher anC
together they started for the brakes
1t was not longtill game began toshou
Up plentifully. Everything out o
eason was protected while the rabbits
aught "hail Columbia" The hum
sted till late at nightandats its Close
ey counted cotJon-tails to the mum
of forty-five. This report cam,
n the boys themselves but tn,
dyed account as given by TIT
ers of the courthouse say, the
saw As rabbits but only got 8
ere you have it
Weddinp ReIls are rin1inu,,