Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-09
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at s PEI. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
Audubon. LO,ca

William Moderation returned from
Missouri, Thursday.
Mrs. Ross Craney returned from her
Atlantic visit, Monday.
Ed Delahoyde passed through town
on his way to Okaboji.
Miss Ruth Stanford is visiting her
friend, Miss Tressa CASTOR.
Frank johnson went to Illinois,
last week, to visit friends.
Miss Gene Culver left here Friday,
to visit friends in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon left today for
visit with friends in Anita.
Miss King of Des Moines is visi.
ting with Miss Maggie Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr went to
Chicago Saturday to pass few days.
Mr.. LATE Simpson and wife visited
at the Connrady home Tuesday night.
Fred Vermilya aud Charlie Talbot
returned from Atlantic this Wednss-
day morning.
Bert Delahide and family came
over from Dedham to see friends and
relatives once more.
Mrs. George Kerr and family came
here from Colfax to visit her parents,
w. II. Nef and wife.
Mr.. J. G. Bradley returned Monday
to Norfolk, Neb. after a pleasant visit
with his folks at Hamlin.
Prof. Hooker of Okla. is in the city
on business. The Prof. looks we'll and
says he likes bis new location, real
well.
John Jay and wife left Manning,
last week to look over North Dakota
with view of going into business
there.-Monitor.
DIR. Harris goes to the Reunion at
Minneapolis. He expects to meet his
army chum of forty years ago Captain
Small of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. G. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Stanley attended Chautauqua at
Atlantic, Sunday.
A sister of Mr.. Ed Prick, one of
Audubon's good looking druggists is
here from Chicago visiting that gen.
tleman ana his family.
At the Paulsen home last Wednes.
day occurred the marriage of Miss
Emma Paulsen to Otto Borkoski,
Rev. Ansorge officiating.
We hsveplenty Of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEFT, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
II
Mr.. Clarence Carpenter, son of R.
i Moore Carpenter and q nephew of
Mr.. A. F. Drake came in from Lake
Charles, La. last Saturday for visit.
Miss Minnie McHargue lef. Tues
day evening for Odebolt Iowa to at.
tend the wedding of her brother
which took place Wed, August Sth.
Mrs. P. F. Jensen, living eight
miles west of Audubon died suddenly
at her home, "Wednesday morning.
The lady WAS in her usual health but
died without illness or pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Kness were at
Chautaugua Sunday. They have
moved ih.o the Kevan property but
not into tile Kevau hotel as has
been previously announced.
Mr.. Clarence Drake of Lake Charles
La, son OF Mr.. A. F. Drake came
home for couple of weeks vacation
with his parents. He will visit at
Casey for short time also before his
return.
The Manning Monitor came out in
q brand new suit last week with
stove pipe hat, neatly pressed coat
and pants ridged high, from button
to thigh. Well it's just good to see
brother Lafler "spreadin on" so it is,
his Monitor deserves it.
Agent Smith of the Rock Island,
his wife and daughter went out 10
Omaha for short outing. Mr.. Smith
is very popular here and with his
quiet assistance the great Rock Island
has fixed up Lower Broadway to q
"queens TASTE"
Miss Pearl McAninch of Brooklyn
was met here by her aunt, Mrs. W.
II. Greenlee of Cameron township,
and together they went up to Mrs.
Greenlee's home where they enjoy
farm life for spell.
DIR. Clifford Brooks will be in Extra
Monday next, August 18th and will
be prepared to do any kind of work
pertaining to the perfect fitting of
spectacles. He may be found at the
Andrews Hotel or If desired will an
swer any phone or call. a9
Mrs. Henshell returned home from
her Nebraska trip and reports that
her mother whom she accompanied
to Belden Nebraska got through all
right and was in her usual health
when she LETT there, enjoying the sun
light and showers of Nebraska's fair
climate, and In the homes of her sons.
Mr.. Spangler at the Extra Depot
will be relieved in few days and
will recuperate at his old home for q
couple of weeks. Mr.. Charles Spar,
who has been taking care of the
Hamlin station while Brother Pigg
took his vacation, will act as agent
here till Mr.. Spanglers return.
Mr.. A. B. Carpenter and wife who
went to Harrington, Nebraska several
years ago, during the exodis to that
section in the early nineties, arrived
In AndnhOn on q uioit m rolo + x,ou . ., Il