Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
Isa 500 Optional Payments
At 5 PEI. Cent
CHARLES sAGLEy

A number of college students are
nome spending their holidays.
John A. Gates was in Des Moines
last week on business matter.
Miss Mabel McKarahan came home
from college to spend Chris tmas.
Mirl Shockley has gone to Okla.
where he will remain indefinitely.
Only wind is needed to spread ru-
mors but for reliable news you must
read the Journal.
Miss Blanch Arnold who is attend
ing school at Davenport is at home
for the holidays.
Mr. WIS Thomas and family went to
Oskaloosa last Friday to attend the
wedding of niece.
Miss Nav Layland returned from
Cornell with her mother and will pass
the holidays at home.
The familiar face of J.E. Bowman of
North Audubon County was bus
mess visitor here recently
Judge Wheeler and Attorney Mantz
were entertained at the home of
Judge" Geo Cosson last week.
Chas. Layland has sold his farm
and harness at st Charles and will
return to Audubon Co. to reside.
Henry c. Wells resident of Bear
Grove in Guthrie Co. was in town
Wednesday transacting business.
Sam Cramer sold the "old Pomroyn
farm three miles north of Aud ubon to
Madison Spencer for $4,000 per acre.
VIII Zion has been very sick at
Denver Colo. His mother and John
Zion went out to see him last week.
julie Phillipsen of the store took one
of his children, IA boy) to Omaha for
an operation which proved very sue
cessful.
County Sup't Farquhar and his
brother.in-law Mr.. Henry Leach have
opened up a Land Insurance
agency here.
Erik Iversen tainted while receiv-
ing the fiaishing touches at the lower
broadway barber shop. This was no
fault of the BARRIERS however.
Mrs William McLeran has so far re-
covered from her recent sickness that
her attendant is dismissed. 1t is q
pleasure to report her convalescense.
If you want to buy or sell farm,
write the Journal about it. Our sales
SO far this fall are quite satisfactory
but we need a few more on our list.
Miles Kness sold the last of the
Clarkson stock of merchandise
Saturday last. Mr. Clarkson will move
to Perry Ia. q wiser if not richer
man.
Uncle Joe Woodland returned from
his trip to South Dakota. The old
gentleman has two sons up there
farming. They have had a very fine
crop this year.
Mrs Chas Ballou moved this week
to Guthrie Center. She traded her 100
acres near Hanlin for 2l2 acres near
Panora where she will have much
better school facilities.
Rev. Ira E. Craney of Drake
University will take up the labors of
the Christian pulpit in about a month
and become fixture in Audubon. The
gentleman used to be printer.
Harry Svsr and wife of Des Moines
came to spend the holidays with his
respected father. Harry is teller in
People Saving Bank of Des Moines
and worthy young man in the right
place.
Mr. Geo. McCuen and his daughter
of Cameron township went down to
Lee Cuen's brother of Geo. and uncle
to Miss McCuen. If conditions are
favorable Miss McCuen will attend
school in Atlantic.
January 18th M. WA boys of the
County will have a grand meet at the
hall in Audubon. The candidates from
all over the County will be requested
to meet in Audubon for initiation
after which the sumptous supper 81
common with the neighbors will b,
INDUCED in, come out ye choppers all
We note with pleasure that the
farms are developing into higher
state OF cultivation. The youns
farmers have certainly improved oI
the old fogy methods of their fathers
And the more modern way OF farm
ing is causing mother earth to pro
duce her largest and best crops.
J.E. Griffith is the new manage
of the Carroll Calf Muzzle Co. man.
ufactured at Carroll la. It's the on,
known as the Shaw Mum muzzl,
and is by far the best and the mos
popular one on the American market
A number of men now work in fact
DRY and work all the time winter ant
summer, Mr. Griffith will give tn,