Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-07-19
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Payments
At Best Rates.
CHARLES BAGLEY


Clarence Craney is on the sick list
these days.
Clark Arnold had his wrist badly
sprained Monday.
Mr.. Ed Finch made business trip
to Manning, Monday.
Miss Helen Norton returned home
from Chicago, last week.
Father Mcdonald returned home
from Davenport, Saturday.
George Weighton went to Omaha,
Monday, on business trip.
Miss Lucy Lass, Of Hull, Iowa, is
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. Fl. Needles went to Temple
ton, Monday, to visit her children.
Ben Train came home from the
lakes much rested in mind and body.
81. B. Herbert returned to his old
haunts Friday last, looking hale and
hearty.
Miss Alma Oelke is again at home
after spending q short time visiting
in Omaha.
Mrs. G. A. Caldwell returned from
Stuart, Saturday, where she has been
visiting friends.
AL Evans came in from Friend, Ne
braska, Monday, to spend few days
with his parents.
Jennie Donaldson, who has been
teaching school at Ames, came home
for her vacation, Monday.
Manning VS. Audubon was a one
sided game from start to finish. ALI
the boys were perfect gentlemen.
John Weighton went to Colorado
Springs, Saturday, to visit his family
and attend Grand Lodge of Elks.
o. G.. Donaldson went to Defiance,
Monday, preparatory to opening up
his new stock he recently purchased.
Miles Kness is painting his barns
and yards and has added fifty per
cent to their looks. 1t takes farmer
to show US.
Miss Mary Nelson, of Des Moines,
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson,
west of town.
DR.. Roy Smith, of Fort Dodge, came
home to gladden. the hearts of his
parents, Agent w. w. Smith of the
Rock Island, and his wife.
Rev. Alexander Bule, who was
killed by chimney falling on him,
while he was raising it was cousin
of Mrs. Oliver of Melville township.
We have plenty OF money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEFT, BOYsEN & BEAsON.
By the Fourth donations, and the
liberal patronage extended the Col
umbian Club, the ladies are again out
of debt for which they thank the don
Ors.
Miss Gladys Wilson is again under
the parental roof. She has been up
in South Dakota for some time assist
ing her brother Will start his new
store.
Taylor Langworthy, of Boone, and
Lewis Langworthy, of Sioux City,
came down Saturday to see their
father, G. g. Langworthy, who is a
very sick man.
Harry and Charlie Watts are en-
joying the grandeur of Colorado this
week. The many beautiful scenes
among the mountains will no doubt
be of much interest to the boys and
they will surely have fine time.
George Paulson, of Manning, was
attending to business In Audubon.
Tuesday. George is business mana
ger of the aggregation of ball players
known as the Manning team, that
has the pleasant methods of "taking
the cake
Atty Joe Ross reports having been
at Hobart, Okla. while absent. The
city is years old and now mas thou
sand Inhabitants and have all modern
conveniences. They celebrated two
days the fourth and fifth, About
500 Indians were present the second
day. Many negroes live there. Muir
ders are common.
Mr.. Ole Quest, who used to live on
the Troxel farm west of town and
moved to farm he bought near Arm.
strong, Iowa. died at his home re.
Gently. Mr.. Quest was an honorable
man, good neighbor and kind par
ent. He leaves wife, two Sons and
three daughters. He was about fifty.
eight yaars old. He was injured in.
terna1ly while blowing some time ago
and itNulmiaated in his death.
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