Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
AUDUBON NEWS
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Bank at 3 PEI. cent interest.
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MONEY TO 10

AUDUBON. xO1C0
Clyde Wilde made business trip to
Des Moines Tuesday.
Miss Ezma Hays is visiting her
brothers. family in Omaha.
Miss Clara Oelke returned home the
first of last week from Omaha.
Mr.. Charles Dennis left Tuesday for
South Dakota to work in the carpen-
ter trade.
Will Donaldson, of Defiance, was
over for few days renewing old &C.
quaintance.
Mrs. George Parnham went down
to Brooklyn, Iowa, on matter of bus
mess Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt left
Tuesday evening for Mabton, Wash
ington state, on visit.
The respected father of DR.. Fulton,
who lives in Atlantic, is making the
Doctor and family pleasant visit.
Mr.. B. M. Crosse, the blacksmith
who operated the Wilson shop for a
while, quit for more lucrative position
in Bray ton.
Ezma Hayes went down to Extra
Tuesday noon to work in the central
Office in Mrs. Harms place, that lady
being sick in bed.
Mrs. Rachel Cole. of Murray, Iowa,
is visiting at the Cole homes this week
and we are sorry to say they are hav-
| ing cold time of it.
Marshall B. l.. Darnold and his
grandson Loral Peppers went Tuesday
to Villisca to see the formers brother,
who is not very we'll.
Mrs. William Armstrong went down
to Des Moines last week to visit her
husband. Mr.. Armstrong is interested
in manufacturing there.
Mr.. Henry g. Herbert returned
from Washington City Friday. Mr..
Herbert has been in the Nations Cap
ital during the last session of congress.
/ John Christensen, who recently re-.
turned from Knoxville where he has
4 is now employed in the e. M. Johnson
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Miles Kness was brought home
Sunday from Council Blufts, where
she had been in hospital. She is not
entirely we'll yet, but it is hoped she
soon will be seen out again.
NJ. E Quint of Atlantic has been ur
here in a room in the Hoover building
this week, tuning a number of pianos
for r. B. Hetzel of Avoca. He has 8
stock of Kimball instruments which
he expects to handle in this county.
Rutherford Hayes and his cousin
= Miss Minnie Hayes, who are visiting
here from Wisconsin, returned home
the latter part of last week from Oma
ha, where they had been visiting q
: the home of their cousin, Lloyt
:, Hayes, in that city.
= What shock it gives ones nerve
: to read the sign: "SelliDg Out-Gotn,
to Quit the Implement Business. w
e walk along little further and motto
e pair of hustlers building two stor.
r. brick addition to their store room t
d be filled with implements.
= Rev. E. G. Gramer passed through
), Audubon last week and informed U
" that he had been attending the EvaI
. gelical Conference at La Porte City
= and had been returned by that bod
to the churches that he had at Ros
! and Defiance for another year.
- Mrs. A. G. Harmon and little 80
4 Harold returned home Monday fror
is Ell Reno, Oklahoma, where they hs
70 been visiting the past two weeks wit
- Mrs. Harmon's sister, Mrs. Carr, an
20 other Audubon people. She says the
i have had SHOWS and fine rains in ths
y section.
,. Hon. John c. Bonwell, our repr
,e sentative, returned with his family
their home in Viola the latter part
> last week. Mr.. Bonwell had bee
= down to Des Moines where he ha
, been very busy but enjoyed pleasal
: time. He was calling on his man
;. friends and constituents in our bus
-, little town on Saturday.
q. Directors Meeting.
~ The directors of the County Fa
;;es Association will hold a meeting {
40 Saturday April 20, 1907, at the store
y George w. Hoover at o'clock in Il
~ afternoon, to make arrangements f
u the speed program, and to attend
~ such other business as may come up
70 that time.
Mr.. s. L. Bowen, of Wayne, w. \
writes: II was a sufferer from di
ease so that at times I could n
~ get out of bed, and when I did
o. could not stand straight. too
r. Foleys Kidney Cure. One doll
of bottle and part of the second cure
is me entirely" Foley's Kidney Gu