Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-12
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Payments
At s PEI. Cent
CHARLES RAGLE

John Griggs sold his farm in Ham
lin for 500 an acre.
A. n. Brown went to Grinnell to
visit his brother who is sick.
Jens G. Christensen carried for Ed
Ruess while he took short vacation.
The Misses Mary Foley and Agnes
Mcclure are attending school in Des
Moines.
A little son arrived to brighten the
home of Martin Rasmussen and wife
last week.
Miss Olivene Hubbold left Saturday
evening for Indianola to attend the
next term of school.
Joe Dixon and sons Arthur and
Frank, and Carlos Conway are attend
ing the fair at Avoca.
Mrs. F. A. Vermilya left Monday
for Des Moines to do some shopping
and visiting a few days.
w. w. Smith and wife spent Sun.
day in Des Moines with Route Agent
VIM. Chambers and wife.
Mrs. Albert Kibby, of Perry, attend
Cd the fair and visited with her rela-
tives and friends last week.
John Nash and family have return
ed from Lake Okoboji where they
have been during the summer months.
Ed Wood and wife have gone to
Texas and before returning they will
visit in Denver and Colorado Springa,
While the Presbyterian church is
being repaired they will hold theil
regular srrvices in the Baptist church
if necessary.
Miss Daisy Frick rsturned Friday
from visit with her old schoolmates
in Colorado. She had very nice Wis
it and is looking fine.
e. j. Freeman and Martin Smith
have gone to Saratoga, N. Y, to at
tend the g. A. r. encampment. Mrs.
Freeman accompanied them.
Lewis Watson, who has been here
during the summer months working
in the brick yard, left Friday evenin !
for Indianola to attend school.
The Misses Carrie and Sadie Jorgen
sen, the twin sisters who live north OF
Kimballton, was in town last week at.
tending the fair and visiting with
Chas. White.
Ed Northup, of Nodaway, brother
of Sheriff Northup, and his son Ar
thur, were in the city visiting with
their relatives and friends and taking
in the fair and reunion last week.
Mrs. George Hardenbrook, of Okla
homa, is visiting with her daughter
Mrs. Chef Houck, in Dexter, and the
Mrs. John Cameron home in Lincoln
township, and with her many other
friends.
George Faulkner, who has beer
working for his uncles in the Rott
Bros. barber shop for some months
has gone to Hot Springs for his health
John Allen, OF Omaha, took his place
for few weeks.
George Scott and wife, who liv,
down the Valley, are visiting hi
brother William, who lives near Sara
toga, N. Y. Mr.. Scott spent hi
boyhood days there, and it will be
great pleasure to him.
Peter Anderson, wife and daughter
of Des Moines, visited in Dougla
township last week with his brother
N. L Anderson, and attended tn
wedding of his daughter, Bertha An
derson, to John Jensen.
Mrs. John Dawson, mother of Mrs
e. Bilharz, left the first of the weel
for Osceola to visit with her daughter
Mrs. A. A. Walburn, and other rela
tives and friends. Mrs. p. Killinge
went as far as Des Moines with Mrs
Dawson where she will visit shor
time.
The Spedden- Paige Stock Compan,
showed at the M. W. A. Hall each ev
ening last week to a large crowd. Th,
various plays were exceptionally goo,
and those who attended regularly re
port very satisfactory entertainments
There were large number of children
at the Teddy Bear matinee Saturday
afternoon. Blanche Zion had tn