Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-25
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 8 per cent Interest.
Optional Payments.
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sam Hunter left Tuesday for Omaha.
The new fire bell was put in place
Tuesday.
A nephew of Perry Carter's is visit
ing here.
Mrs. Tharnish went down to At.
lantic Saturday.
Joe Bell of Extra was in town the
last of the week.
Mrs. George Mushrush left Tuesday
for her home at Guthrie Center.
Roy Hibbs' daughter, Viola, and
| her sister left Tuesday for Vslisca.
DR.. A. L. Brooks cut tumor off of
travelling MANS neck the first of
the week.
There are 10000. car loads of cattle
shipped annually from Iowa to
Chicago alone.
The National Boomers beat the
Guardians 5 to l. This is not the
Star Boomers aggregation or ''its."
A large assortment of footwear to
select from. Reliable goods at the
lowest prices at Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Mrs. DIR. Jackson who has been here
visiting with the Misses Gene and
Emma Culver, left Tuesday for her
home.
Sheriff Northup, Deputy Sheriff
Dan Kerwin, Attorney ii, j, Mantz
and Chef Dustin are away at Twin
Lakes.
James Hunter of Hobart, Oklahoma
is here on visit to his nephew, Coun-
ty Attorney j. NJ. Graham, coming
N onday.
Jim Christensen and wife of the
firm of Albertsen q Christensen, are
rejoicing over the arrival of q new
baby boy.
The Royal Neighbors gave social
in the old Jensen furniture store Sat.
urday evening. A large crowd at
tended which made large sum.
Charlie Anderson Of Wyoming who
has been here visiting his cousins,
the Misses Clara, Ruth and Frank
Anderson, left for his home Tuesday.
Clint Ross is having new house
built on his property two doors south
of the City Hall and when it is COM
pleted it will be occupied by DR..
George Rasmussen.
The farmers in Green county are
building their out houses of concrete
blocks, contractors owning their own
machinery end moving around to the
jobs, as they do threshing.
Mrs. Moore OF Sioux City, formerly
Pauline Williams, daughter of Joe
Williams of Extra, was visiting old
time friends and her sister, Mrs,
Florence Hegen, the past week.
Express Auditor William Chambers
of Des Moines, with his wife and
daughter visited at the Connrardy
home in Extra and at the LATE Simp
| son home here with their relatives
over Sunday.
Mesdames DR.. Stearns and Brady
OF Bethl, came to town Monday and
brought their daughters, Helen
Stearns and Theresa Brady, and they
left for Dexter to visit their teacher,
Miss Tournance.
The Embroidery Club with Mrs.
Henry Petersen as teacher, will meet
with Mrs. A. A. Zaner July Both, at
two O'clock. Refreshments will be
served. A splendid time at the last
ting was reported.
Frank Drake, Frank Green and
George McFarlane got a bus load of
fifteen young people and started for
Stanley's grove but when they got to
Hamlin the bridge was out and they
had to picnic beside the road.
Mrs. R. Rasmussen has decided to
open her Embroidery Club after va
cation as her pupils have returned
from the lakes so next week they will
meet with Mrs. s. A. NcHargue on
Friday, August I'd, and with Mrs.
Harris on Wednesday, July 3lst.
No ringing of bells on Sunday at
Clear Lake is the result of bitter
contest waged there. During the
skirmish Mayor Young and Editor
Davenport have been hanged in ef1igy
and they in turn have closed places of
amusement on Sunday until now
janitors are epjoined from ringing the
| bells.