Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-19
Observation-Disclosures.
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savi1ags
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
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Micheal Scharff was in the city,
last week.
Ben CASTOR returned from Boone,
where he has been for several years.
Charles Jordan has been sick with
LaGrippe.
Roth Brothers have their tonsorial
parlors decorated up to date.
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert Curtis child is
getting we'll again.
Mrs. Chester Brooks is visiting
friends in South Dakota.
E. C. Rice, Cashier of the Exchange
Bank of Gray, was in town Friday, on
business.
Mrs. George Gill of near Hamlin
who has been quite sick is reported
much better at this writing,
c. E. Mertz, Audubon county's mod
ell auctioneer was q business visitor
down from Gray, last week.
Charles Scharff, representing the
Yuma county, Colorado land Company
was in our city on business last week.
Mr.. C. E. Jacobson went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday to receive treatment
for an eye affection of which he is
suffering.
DR.. Richards moved his family to
Atlantic Wednesday, where he will
reside permanently. He has taken
rooms over the First National Bank.
l.. A. McGinnis Is the man behind
the big books in the clerk g office when
Mr.. White, the clerk of court, is absent.
In other words. Mr.. McGinnis was
appointed Deputy Clerk of Courts in
and for Audubon county.
The Rev. Alexander Bennett and
wife are the happy parents of boy
baby born to them short time ago.
That child will be raised right and If
he acquires to the good christian
teaching of his parents, the world
will be better for his coming.
The auditors Office looks quite pre-
sentable again, the dingy paper has
been replaced with fresh patterns and
the speckled and stripped paint
CLOSED over with tint in harmony
with the surroundings. Its pleasing
to see Ben strut.
Martin Larson had an enjoyable
visit from his friend, G. A. Larson, OF
Cedar Falls, last week. These gentle
men never fail to have social visit
occasionally if within hundred or
two miles from each other, such is
their filial bond.
Clifford H. Brooks, the up to date
oculist, can be found in DR.. Brooks
office at any time. He has devoted
much time to the study of fitting
glasses to those who need them and
will guarantee satisfaction. He
would be pleased to receive share OF
the trade.
The young mems Bible class of the
Presby terrain church, were royalty en-
tertained at the j. f, Russell home
Monday night This class have or
ganised base ball team and expect t
play all neig hboring towns. Don Pres
ton was elected captain and Charley
White, manager. These young mer
will add new honors to the Nationa
game.
Charlie johnson, of Cameron town
ship, found purse containing dia
monds to the value of$200. in Atlantic
a few days ago and passed it over to
the depot agent for safe keeping. Some
boys observed the transaction and
later called for the purse. Later still
a bankers wife called for the purs
, only to find the boys had secured il
q The boys were found and arrested am
were before the grand jury.
q The editor who can please everyon
q is not fit for this world, but is entitle
. to wings. Human nature is cor
structed so that some like scanda
> some don't; some like fakes, some don't
, some like the truth told about them
others don't; some like to take tn
paper seven or eight years and neve
3 miss an issue or pay cent and ge
/. mad and stop the paper when the.
Q get a statement of their account
g others don't. 1t is some consolation
' to know however that the Lord him
3 self failed to please everyone while OF
earth.