Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-19
FARM LOANS,
IL, 800 Optional Payments
At s Per Cent
CHARLES BAGLEY

c. c. Harper has had a furnace
placed in his home.
Harry Taylor was in Atlantic on
business, Thursday.
Russell Cole and wife have moved
to Duphan, Nebraska.
Mrs. Adam Killinger returned from
an out of town visit, Friday.
John Cameron, of Lincoln township
has gone to Villisca on business.
Soren Andersen of Brayton was q
city business visitor, Thursday.
Jake Burkhart went out to Omaha,
Thursday on short business trip.
Chris Hendriksen arrived home the
first of the week from the Dakotas.
Guy Wilson went down to Des
Moines Monday on pleasure trip.
1. M. OAKLAND has gone to Winter
set to attend a Baptist Association.
Mrs. G. E. Mertz of Gray spent the
day Monday with her friends in this
city.
Clifford Brooks left Thursday for
Iowa City to continue his course in
medicine.
Frank McFadden has taken M. C.
Harris place as clerk in the First Ma
tional Bank.
w. H. Wilson and James Christen.
sen are in Council Bluffs to the
Federal Jury.
Elmer McKarahan departed Thurs
day fol- Chicago, where he will resume
his studies in College.
Mrs. Fry berg and daughter depar-
ted for the home in Dexter after wish
ting at the Leib home.
s. A. McHargue and wife have gone
to Independence, Kansas and Inger-
soil, Oklahoma for visit.
Gene Wilson and father and Mr..
Fritz of Geneseo, Illinois were calling
on Audubon people, Wednesday.
Morris Armstrong and wife went
down to Des Moines to visit Frank
Armstrong and family over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Watts and son,
Charlie visited In Omaha with Mr..
Watts relatives, the first of the week.
Vern Culver, wife and daughters,
Mary and Helen spent several days
last week in Anita with their friends
and relatives.
c. Durant Jones preached in the
Christian Church Sunday morning
and evening in the absence of Evan
gelist Carney.
Mrs. ]. w. B. Cole will entertain
the Embroidery club at her home with
Mrs. III. Petersen as teacher on Sept
"a at two o'clock.
A special train came in town
Friday over the North Western
bringing seventeen cars of cattle fol
the Brown ranch.
Mrs. e. A. Taggart and children ar.
rived home Wednesday from Win
terset where they had been visiting
with her parents.
A furnace was placed in the house
belonging to Mr.. "A. g. Ross, editor Of
the Audubon County Repu blican, the
fore part of this week.
Geo. Downing, of Neb. formerly o
this county, arrived in the city Thurs
day to visit old time friends and rela
tivos for short time.
George Porter from Coon Rapids il
now employed in the Fred Vermilys
store. His wife will join him as soor
as he can get house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith departed
Wednesday for Stuart to visit his pa
rents, w. II. Smith and wife, former
ly of Audubon County.
Ray Green has returned to Grinnell
to resume his duties in College. Char.
ley Watts took his place in the gar
age until he has to go to school.
Miss Edith Armstrong is working
in the Frazier millinery department
as apprentice and Miss Pauline Som
mers of Iowa city as trimmer.
Dewitt's Little Early Risers are
are good for anyone who needs 8
pill. They are small, safe, cure little
pills, that do not grippe or sicken
Sold by Nick Doffing.