Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-29
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At s Per Cent
CHARLES RAcLE

Glen McNutt of Griswold is visiting
relatives here.
r. B. White and family spent Sun
day in Atlantic.
Joe Ellis of Des Moines was in town
Saturday with his step-son.
A. 81. Roberts entertained his
brother-in-law over Sunday.
). M. Graham and Ed Finch went
up to South Dakota Monday.
Hugh Bowen and family of
Troublesome was up Saturday.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy returned
home Saturday morning from Dakota.
F. Henderson Of Extra transacted
business in the county seat Saturday.
Ray Green and John Preston went
up to Clear Lake Monday for an
outing.
Miss Lucille Brooks is down at
Lewis visiting among relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ross entertained
some company from out of town over
Sunday.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
had picnic out in Luccock's grove
Tuesday.
Mrs. Pat Mcmahon reached home
the first of the week from an out of
town visit.
The Evangelical church is having
q Sunday School picnic out in
1,uccOck1 "a prove to0AV
Mrs. M. F. Kerwin and daughter
Mary returned Saturday from q six
weeks visit in the east.
John Weighton and Jack Ashby
went to Des Moines with some fine
stock the last of the week.
A niece of j. NJ. McKaraban who
has been here visiting, left Monday
for her home at Iowa City.
Mrs. Charles Kibler went down to
Iowa City Monday to have a slight
operation performed on her face.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen's embroi-
derry club will meet with Mrs. s.
Ulrick, August 30th at two o'clock.
Rev. M. G. Conner, former pas
tor of the Evangelical church, has
been here visiting his relatives, w. G.
Sheets.
Mrs. J. M. Graham's sister who has
been here visiting her, left the latter
part of the week for her home in
Chicago.
Mrs. James Kibler, an aunt of Mrs.
Ocheltree arrived from Poweshiek
county Tuesday. She is seventy. four
years of age.
Frank and soren Hayes and OAR
win ParrOtt went down to Pleasant
Vile to visit the formers sister, Mrs.
Lillis Jordon.
George Agnew and wife left Satur.
day for Chicago, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and they will round up by seeing
Niagara Falls.
c. G. Harper and wife reached home
Saturday from their trip to James
town. They had fine time and are
looking rested.
Mrs. Booten will entertain the EN-.
broidery Club at her home on Sep
TENDER 10th with Mrs. Henry Peter
sen as teacher.
l.. o. Burt and wife of Valley juno
ton, sister of Mrs. F. A. Buthweg, re-
turned to their home Monday after a
pleasant visit here.
Lorel Peppers, grandson of B. l..
Darnold, was hurt quite badly while
riding colt Tuesday evening. He
was thrown from the colt into barb
wire fence.
The month of September at the
Church of Christ is to be a month of
special Sunday services. Laura De-
laney Garst who has lectured here to
appreciative audiences in the various
churches, has both hours on Sept. Ist.
She has studied the gospel story in
practice in both hemispheres and
knows whereof she speaks. All are
welcome to these services. Two
Lords days during the month will be
supplied by G. Durant Jones, late re-
form editor, lecturer and President OF
Perry Normal College, nevertheless
still a gospel preacher. Other Sun
days will be supplied from Drake
Bible College. Don't miss this array