Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Snvinas
Bank at 3 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
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We have plenty OF money to loan OF
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We haveplenty Of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEEr, BoYsRN & BRAsoN.
Miss Clara Leanord is visiting in
Walnut this week.
Mel Barenson and family are visit
ing this week in Corning.
Jasmine Hoover departed for Sac
City Friday to visit an aunt.
Miss Lucille Brooks returned home
from college to spend the holidays.
Theo Littlefield of Atlantic came
up to attend the Cohill-C orpen we'd
ding
Matt Rippy who is working in q
drug store in Des Moines is home this
week.
Harry Sampson and wife arrived
Sunday to spend Xmas at the parent
al home.
Jno Horning and Harry Watts of
the Register & Leader force are home
this week.
Miss Dora Larson is home from
Esterville to attend the wedding Of
her sister Emma.
Can you imagine better Christmas
present for friend than the Journal
for one year Only $1.OO.
Mrs. Sage won't have half the trouble
giving that $s0,OOO,O0O away as
her husband had making it.
The Pullman Co. has declared q
twenty six million dollars dividend.
Now let US hear from the parties.
The plans for the new Navy Prisons
are not shown in the moving pictures
to attract attention of new recruits,
Cora Layland is spending the week
at her parental home, she has been
working at the millinery shop at
Nevada Ia.
French women have taken up
BallOOning and the balloon has in
many instances taken up women and
so they go.
The closing exercises for the year
took place in the Audubon High
School building Friday and were very
commendable and consisted of acts
and Rotations.
Revival services are being held in
the Evangelical church. Rev. G. ID.
Wendell the pastor, being assisted in
them by Rev. Mr.. Yaggy and are very
interesting and helpful.
MI. and Mrs. ]. r. Watts and daugh-
ter, from Omaha, and Harry Watts,
son of E. s. Watts were in Audubon
to spend Christmas. The former being
the father of f. S, Watts.
The Christmas trade in Audubon
was very large, and they had very
fine line of goods to select from. In
some cases the customers were so
many that it was impossible to attend
their wants.
Ii you want to ruin your boy Just
take his side on every question and
dispute he has with his teacher or
your neighbors children. Just let him
know you are with him right or
wrong, in all his disputes. This will
give him q good start in the down.
ward path.
Miles Kness purchased the John
Ward stables and four lots situated
just east of the feed yard this makes
Mr. Kness, 10 lots on which he can
attend to his business in a satisfact
DRY manner. He will have room for
anything left with him for sale in the
stock line giving it comfortable
quarters.
The Methodist Sunday School had
their Christmas exercises Monday
evening. The program was very
good and was greatly enjoyed by all,
who were present. After having a
prayer by Rev. A. r. Irant, an ad-
dress was made by Superintendent,
A. 81. Roberts. Each child present
received q gift.
The Audubon Christian Church
has called the Rev. Ira Kearney to be-
come their pastor and he has accepted
the call and will commence his Ia.
bors in few Sundays. Being very
fluent speaker and 9 young man of de
termination it is thought that he will
make very successful pastor and
will build up the church.
Clerk of Court Chas White issued
ladies and gentlemen during the
past week. Robert G. Rice to Miss
Maud Doak; Emery c. Clarkson to
Hattie NJ. Soebe; Chas. Foss to Len
ora Channon; Herbert Northup to
Florence 0. Buckner; Fred s. Bun.
nell to Lula B. Burns; James Nelson
to Hannah M. Peterson; VIM. Deetf
TO Grace NJ. Stanley; BIZ. Carper tt
Hattie Hill.