Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-15
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German SaCiags
Bank ut 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH &: PHELPS
audubon. IoaUa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

William Cloughly and wife are in
Omaha.
Mrs. Flo Freeman was at Manning
last week.
j. w. Landrum is conducting song
services in Clarinda.
Robert Armstrong is home from
Ames College on a visit.
o. G. Donaldson has traded the
Lidd property for the Peterson hotel,
and will soon take possession.
Worth Hartzell bought fine bunch
of steers of Dan Kerwin west of Au
dubon and drove them to his Greeley
farm.
Ed Milliman. Frank Hommes, John
1. Hensley, and Ike Hunt of Extra
each sold horses to horse buyer
Miklason Saturday last.
John Griffith, of Greeley, marketed
hogs in Audubon recently. A fine
bunch they were too. Mr.. Griffith is
agood feeder and up to date farmer.
Miss Minnie Maharg, who has just
returned from the hospital at Omaha,
is again able to mingle with her
friends She was in town last week.
Twenty-four new members were
taken into the Presbyterian Church
last Sabbath, and fourteen into the
NJ e. Church. All the result Of the
union meetings.
l.. j. Ward and family has moved
here to make this his permanent
home. At present they are stopping
with his brother and family John
Ward the contractor.
Mrs. Worth Hartzell and her sister
Myrtle Jayne departed Mon
day evening over the North Western
to visit at Madison, South Dakota
with her sister Mrs. Clint Slater.
Contractors of gun stocks for the
government have bought many thou.
sand feet of walnut logs which are be-
ing delivered at Brayton. 1t is estim-
ated that they have about forty cal
loads of the logs there ready for ship
ment.
Walter Audas, of Gray, was south
bound passenger Saturday, going to
Valley junction to make q farewell
visit to his niece, Mrs. James Gregg
her husband and family, before they
leave for their new home at Farming
ton, Minnesota.
Charley Bison, of Brayto did bus
mess here Saturday last; Charley
and and his partner, Mr. Ide shipped
twenty-five ears of hogs out Of Bray
ton during January. This firm are
honorable men and enjoy the con
fdence of the entire country in which
they operate.
At a hog sale at Middleton, Iowa
last Thursday So hogs sold for q tota
of over $4,000. The highest price for s
eingle hog was S525. The lowest price
was $50 Several hundred buyers
were present from distant states. The
herd belonged to j. G. Hanna o.
Middleton Iowa.
The fourth number of the Exirs
lecture course is the Chicago Lyceun
Ladies Quartette, which appears in
the M. Il. Church next Wednesday
evening, February 21st. Every mum
Der of the quartette is an artist beauti
fully adapted to her part and the pro
gram promised Extra, is one that car
not help but please. A fine entertain
ment is anticipated.
Answering the call from County
Superintendent Farquhar for teach
ers meeting at Audubon Saturday
last, quite a number from Brayton
Extra and Hamlin availed themselves
of that pleasure. With the number
on the train Saturday morning thai
we knew were Mrs. Statzell, tn,
Misses Anderson, Emig, McAninch
Noon, WHITAKER, Hensley, Ide. Ben
ton, Stroebele, Nolte, Devices
Mentally, and Messrs. Minis, Sorenso1
and Rasmussen.
James Hall so well known in GU
county few years ago and who i'm
proved fine farm up in Cameron
township in an early day is agair
among us visiting the scenes of hi
early manhood. Mr.. Hall now own
many broad acres up in Dakota from
which he reaps rich harvest eacf
year. We trust that prosperity will
ever be his and that the blessings be
slowed will be enjoyed by he and hi.
family. Your old friends are pleased
to again shake that hand Jim.