Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-04
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Payments
At 5 Per Cent
CHARLES BAGLEY

We have plenty OF money to loan on
real estate at Eve per cent-optional
payments.
LHBr, BoYsRN & BBAsoN.
Diamond rings on dirty fingers don't
look we'll.
James East, of Hsmlin, has moved
his family to Atlantic.
d. E. Stranger and John Mcguire
made business trip north, one day
last week.
Miss Lucille Cole went down to A
nita to visit few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. E. Garroute.
Little Ethel and Frances Frazier
went to Menlo, Saturday to visit with
their grandpa few days.
Uncle William Bowman and wife
were in the city visiting at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Wilde.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Sam Harm was
in the city last week. Sam looks
little older, but his manly figure still
exists.
Hon. A. III. Edwards, who has been
travelling over the south for several
days, returned home feeling much bet
ter for the trip.
Easter was generally observed at our
churches last Sabbath. The congrega-
tions we're about half as large as they
ought to have been.
N. P. Christensen, the land agent
came up from Extra Saturday to get
bicycle repairs and call upon his
friends few hours.
Chris Hahn loaded two cars and
hiked to Canada, there to farm in the
British possessions this year. Chris is
bound to have some Of that cheap
land even though the country is cold.
John Rutherford and wife are the
happy parents of another fine boy.
Grandpa and Grandma Quimby, and
Grandpa and Grandma Rutherford
are much pleased over the advent of
this young American.
Miss Eta Spencer was up from Ex-
ira the latter part of last week visitir e
her sister Miss Emmaline, who il
working for Mrs. George Weighton,
and also visited with Miss Bessie
Watson and Miss Olivene Hubbold.
Gershon Laubender and Samuel
Jensen left Tuesday for trip to the
southwest they first went to Florence
New Mexico, where pair of
twin girls have a lovely southern
home. They are not expected home
for month.
The Maine "Free Press says that
during the extreme heat of last week
Mr.. A. Lastine of Maine, lost twenty.
two head of cattle that were shipped
to Chicago. And further says that
another shipper had lost a carload
from the same cause.
Mr.. j. B. Morrisey has located in
Shenandoah. Having purchased s
half interest in hardwa store, he il
contemplating moving there thil
week. The Morriseys are fine fam
lily, and their departure is regretted by
all. We trust Mr.. Morrisey will con
tinue to prosper.
Law and order demands the run
ming to earth uf the miscreants VIII,
broke the window lights in the Pom
mer and McLeran homes and the cleo
trio bulbs. Surely such conduct shout,
not go unpublished. The mayor ha
offered reward of $25 for the convic
tion of the rascal.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Cutbbert, sol
and family from Hutchinson, Kanea
are here visiting at the w. e. Elliot
nome. These people are cousins @
Mr.. Elliott and they were on thei
way home from visit in Philadelphia
Penn, with his people and other rels
tives in this state.
r. D. Appleman of Alvo, Nebraska
who has visited at the Zaner HON
many times during the past few year,
died at the home of his sister at A I'm,
Illinois, almost suddenly. Mr.. Zane
feels that he has lost near and des
friend in the death of Mr.. AppIema
as they were 80 intimately acquainted
Messrs Rasmussen and Jensen, til
leading shoe store of Audubon Count
have had the decorators at work j
their fine room for several days an
now the boys are better prepared tina
ever to show you the superior brand
of goods they handle. These gentl,
men buy nothing of trashy kind
that will Dissolve in wet time. The
goods are honestly made and price
are right.
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