Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 800 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES BAGLEY

The women are going to vote in
Italy.
Preachers are now compelled to pay
two cents mile on Ohio railroads.
Frank Carper purchased the lunch
counter of Wills Staley
c. e. Reedy, the marble man,
moved his family to Harlan last week.
Ed Finch went to Chicago with a
shipment of stock Saturday night.
Clyde Baker and wife were down
visiting their parents last week.
Mr.. Berg, of Brayton, was bust
ness visitor in Audubon Saturday
last.
Will Hampton's brother who has
been making him visit, returned
home last week.
James Dennis and wife came in
from Omaha last week for few days
visit with parents, relatives and
friends.
George Brown is down in Cass
county selling the products of his
broom factory.
H. E. Clemensen and Y. Christen-
sen, of Elk Horn, passed through
town last week going north.
Crowds in daily during the past
week, it being the last days of tax
paying without penalty.
Mrs. Lou Beers, of Ross, is at the
sick bed of her mother, who is very
i'll at her home i'm illinois,
A Missouri doctor says that death
is bad habit. We don't know about
the habit but we notice it is always
fatal.
If all the saloons in Chicago should
90 out of business, the city could not
maintain police force at all
Somebody has discovered that
church hymn books are full of mi.
crobes but none has yet been found
hanging around saloon schooner.
Mr.. Ed Prick was 80 badly injured
by fall last WI elk that he had to par
take of the aid OF a cane with which
to help swing his anatomy to and fro
The gum on the postage stamp il
extracted from corn. Gum arabi,
having served its time, is RELOCATED
to the rear.
Since 1900, Germany has incre aset
in population 4,23S 900 They nov
have three hundred and one to thu
square mile. There are nearly
million more women than men in tn
empire.
Clyde Wilde dropped in to sa,
hello to the boys last week. Clyd
has quite Il lucrative position On tn
road for one of the insurance CON
panies at Des Moines.
Fred c. Winter of Dedham, wa
appointed administrator of the estat
of the late Mr.. White, who wen
down to his death with his engine a
the Greenlee bridge recently.
Recently Mr.. George Jensen ha
the misfortune of losing three fatter
ing steers and eighteen head of broo
sows all at once, by straw pile be
ing blown over on them and smother
ing them.
The Iowa City papers last week i
speaking of the death Of Mr.. Gilchrs
the respected father of Landlord Gil
christ, Of the Park Hotel at Audubon
said that he had been q member Of th
faculty of the State University fc
many years and was prominent ed
ucator of the state.
L. w. Smith, the fellow who has a
ear for music, at the Smith q Com
pany's drug store, has added to h
stock, "I<reiter" Cabinet Gran
Piano, mahogany case. This is prot
ably the latest and best instrumer
on the American market today, Io
can't go wrong if you buy a Kreitel
The Postmaster General has est
mated that the annual cost to til
p .. Depot of handling the seeds fu
nished by the Department of Ayr
culture for free distribution, is $34 ,00'
He figures the aggregate annua
weight 100000 pounds and the ave
age cost at from five to eight cent
per POUND.