Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-23
MONEY! TO LOANl
With the German Savings
Bank at 8 PEI. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon, IO,ca

We haveplenty Of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LBBr, BoYsEN & BRAsoN.
F. G. Hepp came down Saturday on
business.
Chris Laubender visited friends in
Extra Sunday.
Mrs. John Sherman was at Iowa
City Saturday.
Rev. O'Conner came Saturday to
James Blake, of Melville, is among
the Canadians.
Mrs. Will Mcclure from Nicola was
visiting her folks Monday.
Mrs. John Zion will arrive home
from Rochester this week.
The next encampment will be at
Saratoga, New York.
Frank Drake is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Colfax Springs.
Bert Mendenhall and wife have the
care of very sick child.
Don't forget the Harvest Home
Holiday at Extra soon.
A fine quarter section for sale near
Audubon. Write Journal.
Mrs, w. H. Wilson visited BROTH
er in Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen returned
from her Michigan trip Saturday.
John MCGUIRE, Ernest Powell and
Wyman Harvey came up on business
Monday.
Roy Smith came in from Fort Dodge
Saturday night to visit his parents
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Butterton visited with
her friend, Mrs. Will Owens, one
day last week.
Mr.. A. F. Drake is attending to the
requirement of the Recorders office
for q few days.
Charles Farquhar wife and two
nieces have had an outing. Being
sight seers in Chicago.
Mrs. Willism Parrot has recovered
from surgical operation and will be
at home in ten days.
Mrs. Charies Christensen of Elk
horn came upto see her sister, Mrs
Charles Berg, Monday.
Mrs. Porsch, mother of Mrs. Ode
Porsch of near Ross, died last Satur.
day and was buried, Monday. O.
Mrs. Charles Dow and dauphteraffe
at Payne. Minnesota some forty miles
north of Duluth visiting relatives
Carson Brockway went to Coffee
field, Indiana, to join show band.
He will play in theatre this winter.
Mr.. Ed Smutney sold one of his
hearses to Mr.. ]. 2. Waltz of Grand
junction. Mr.. Weighton will send It
over. ~
Miles Kness and wife will 90 to
Grinnell tomorrow to renew his &C.
quaintance with an old friend. Earl
McNutt.
One of the banner carriers in the q
A. r. parade was civil war musician
and was 81 years I'D, another u fifer
in the ranks WAS 81 years old.
For Dyspepsia use Swamp Root
Tablets. They are guaranteed.
A. BORJEssEN,
a23 Audubon, Iowa.
Professor Johnsun, Of the Carroll
schools, has completed the enroll.
ment OF the teachers in the south
part Of the county and is now visit.
ing those living in the north. About
all the teachers In the county have
enrolled.
j. B. Owen of Winterest has hired
to Mr.. Pommer to assist him in his
closing out sale. Mr.. Pommer has
concluded to leave Audubon and go
into business in New York City. For
several days he will offer some great
bargains.
Clarence Drake, wife and daughter
were in Chicago last week visiting
mis- brother, Ira, who is finishing his
schooling this year. Clarence de-
parted with his family for Lake
Charles, Louisiana, Thursday, stay-
Ing over night at Casey with his
wife's folks.
Let US rally around the standard OF
youth remembering that the future
OF our country shall I've what the
young people make it. Let US show
our fathers and mothers that the boys
and girls of today shall be ready tc
stand forth fully equipped mer
woman of tomorrow. Let us show
them the rising generation which il
following their footstep is fully com.
petent tn succeed them and ahoulde,
the responsibility of the farm, tn,
home, and the nation.